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In Search of Models in Speech Communication Research

Hiroya Fujisaki
한국음성학회 (The Korean Society of Speech Sciences)|2009.03|말소리와 음성과학 (Phonetics and Speech Sciences)|제1권 제1호|pp. 9-22

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modelingidentificationcategorical perceptionmodelsdiscrimination testfundamental frequency of speechF0 contour generation
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This paper first presents the author’s personal view on the importance of modeling in scientific research in general, and then describes two of his works toward modeling certain aspects of human speech communication. The first work is concerned with the physiological and physical mechanisms of controlling the voice fundamental frequency of speech, which is an important parameter for expressing information on tone, accent, and intonation. The second work is concerned with the cognitive processes involved in a discrimination test of speech stimuli, which gives rise to the phenomenon of so-called categorical perception. They are meant to illustrate the power of models based on deep understanding and precise formulation of the functions of the mechanisms/processes that underlie observed phenomena. Finally, it also presents the author’s view on some models that are yet to be developed.

Abstract

This paper first presents the author’s personal view on the importance of modeling in scientific research in general, and then describes two of his works toward modeling certain aspects of human speech communication. The first work is concerned with the physiological and physical mechanisms of controlling the voice fundamental frequency of speech, which is an important parameter for expressing information on tone, accent, and intonation. The second work is concerned with the cognitive processes involved in a discrimination test of speech stimuli, which gives rise to the phenomenon of so-called categorical perception. They are meant to illustrate the power of models based on deep understanding and precise formulation of the functions of the mechanisms/processes that underlie observed phenomena. Finally, it also presents the author’s view on some models that are yet to be developed.

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