Introduction I. History and Fundamentals of Speech Synthesis Chapter 1. Voices of Men and Machines J. L. Flanagan Chapter 2. The Carrier Nature of Speech H. Dudley Chapter 3. Fundamentals of Speech Synthesis H. Dudley Chapter 4. The Interconversion of Audible and Visible Patterns as a Basis for Research in the Perception of Speech F. S. Cooper, A. M. Liberman and J. M. Borst Chapter 5. Some Experiments on the Perception of Synthetic Speech Sounds F. S. Cooper, P. C. Delattre, A. M. Liberman, J. M. Borst, and L. J. Gerstman Chapter 6. The Acoustics of Speech G. Fant II. Simulation and Modeling of the Vocal System Chapter 7. The Calculation of Vowel Resonances, and an Electrical Vocal Tract H. K. Dunn Chapter 8. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Tract K. N. Stevens, S. Kasowski, and C. G. M. Fant Chapter 9. Development of a Quantitative Description of Vowel Articulation K. N. Stevens and A. S. House Chapter 10. Speech Synthesis J. L. Kelly, Jr. and C. C. Lochbaum Chapter 11. Calculation of the Vocal Tract Transfer Function for Speech Synthesis Applications P. Mermelstein Chapter 12. Speech Synthesis with a Parametric Articulatory Model C. H. Coker Chapter 13. Self-Oscillating Source for Vocal-Tract Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan and L. L. Landgraf Chapter 14. Synthesis of Voiced Speech from a Two-Mass Model of the Vocal Cords K. Ishizaka and J. L. Flanagan III. Terminal Analog Synthesis of Speech Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Introduction
I. History and Fundamentals of Speech Synthesis Chapter 1. Voices of Men and Machines J. L. Flanagan Chapter 2. The Carrier Nature of Speech H. Dudley Chapter 3. Fundamentals of Speech Synthesis H. Dudley Chapter 4. The Interconversion of Audible and Visible Patterns as a Basis for Research in the Perception of Speech F. S. Cooper, A. M. Liberman and J. M. Borst Chapter 5. Some Experiments on the Perception of Synthetic Speech Sounds F. S. Cooper, P. C. Delattre, A. M. Liberman, J. M. Borst, and L. J. Gerstman Chapter 6. The Acoustics of Speech G. Fant II. Simulation and Modeling of the Vocal System Chapter 7. The Calculation of Vowel Resonances, and an Electrical Vocal Tract H. K. Dunn Chapter 8. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Tract K. N. Stevens, S. Kasowski, and C. G. M. Fant Chapter 9. Development of a Quantitative Description of Vowel Articulation K. N. Stevens and A. S. House Chapter 10. Speech Synthesis J. L. Kelly, Jr. and C. C. Lochbaum Chapter 11. Calculation of the Vocal Tract Transfer Function for Speech Synthesis Applications P. Mermelstein Chapter 12. Speech Synthesis with a Parametric Articulatory Model C. H. Coker Chapter 13. Self-Oscillating Source for Vocal-Tract Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan and L. L. Landgraf Chapter 14. Synthesis of Voiced Speech from a Two-Mass Model of the Vocal Cords K. Ishizaka and J. L. Flanagan III. Terminal Analog Synthesis of Speech Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
I. History and Fundamentals of Speech Synthesis
Chapter 1. Voices of Men and Machines J. L. Flanagan Chapter 2. The Carrier Nature of Speech H. Dudley Chapter 3. Fundamentals of Speech Synthesis H. Dudley Chapter 4. The Interconversion of Audible and Visible Patterns as a Basis for Research in the Perception of Speech F. S. Cooper, A. M. Liberman and J. M. Borst Chapter 5. Some Experiments on the Perception of Synthetic Speech Sounds F. S. Cooper, P. C. Delattre, A. M. Liberman, J. M. Borst, and L. J. Gerstman Chapter 6. The Acoustics of Speech G. Fant II. Simulation and Modeling of the Vocal System Chapter 7. The Calculation of Vowel Resonances, and an Electrical Vocal Tract H. K. Dunn Chapter 8. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Tract K. N. Stevens, S. Kasowski, and C. G. M. Fant Chapter 9. Development of a Quantitative Description of Vowel Articulation K. N. Stevens and A. S. House Chapter 10. Speech Synthesis J. L. Kelly, Jr. and C. C. Lochbaum Chapter 11. Calculation of the Vocal Tract Transfer Function for Speech Synthesis Applications P. Mermelstein Chapter 12. Speech Synthesis with a Parametric Articulatory Model C. H. Coker Chapter 13. Self-Oscillating Source for Vocal-Tract Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan and L. L. Landgraf Chapter 14. Synthesis of Voiced Speech from a Two-Mass Model of the Vocal Cords K. Ishizaka and J. L. Flanagan III. Terminal Analog Synthesis of Speech Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 1. Voices of Men and Machines J. L. Flanagan
Chapter 2. The Carrier Nature of Speech H. Dudley Chapter 3. Fundamentals of Speech Synthesis H. Dudley Chapter 4. The Interconversion of Audible and Visible Patterns as a Basis for Research in the Perception of Speech F. S. Cooper, A. M. Liberman and J. M. Borst Chapter 5. Some Experiments on the Perception of Synthetic Speech Sounds F. S. Cooper, P. C. Delattre, A. M. Liberman, J. M. Borst, and L. J. Gerstman Chapter 6. The Acoustics of Speech G. Fant II. Simulation and Modeling of the Vocal System Chapter 7. The Calculation of Vowel Resonances, and an Electrical Vocal Tract H. K. Dunn Chapter 8. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Tract K. N. Stevens, S. Kasowski, and C. G. M. Fant Chapter 9. Development of a Quantitative Description of Vowel Articulation K. N. Stevens and A. S. House Chapter 10. Speech Synthesis J. L. Kelly, Jr. and C. C. Lochbaum Chapter 11. Calculation of the Vocal Tract Transfer Function for Speech Synthesis Applications P. Mermelstein Chapter 12. Speech Synthesis with a Parametric Articulatory Model C. H. Coker Chapter 13. Self-Oscillating Source for Vocal-Tract Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan and L. L. Landgraf Chapter 14. Synthesis of Voiced Speech from a Two-Mass Model of the Vocal Cords K. Ishizaka and J. L. Flanagan III. Terminal Analog Synthesis of Speech Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 2. The Carrier Nature of Speech H. Dudley
Chapter 3. Fundamentals of Speech Synthesis H. Dudley Chapter 4. The Interconversion of Audible and Visible Patterns as a Basis for Research in the Perception of Speech F. S. Cooper, A. M. Liberman and J. M. Borst Chapter 5. Some Experiments on the Perception of Synthetic Speech Sounds F. S. Cooper, P. C. Delattre, A. M. Liberman, J. M. Borst, and L. J. Gerstman Chapter 6. The Acoustics of Speech G. Fant II. Simulation and Modeling of the Vocal System Chapter 7. The Calculation of Vowel Resonances, and an Electrical Vocal Tract H. K. Dunn Chapter 8. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Tract K. N. Stevens, S. Kasowski, and C. G. M. Fant Chapter 9. Development of a Quantitative Description of Vowel Articulation K. N. Stevens and A. S. House Chapter 10. Speech Synthesis J. L. Kelly, Jr. and C. C. Lochbaum Chapter 11. Calculation of the Vocal Tract Transfer Function for Speech Synthesis Applications P. Mermelstein Chapter 12. Speech Synthesis with a Parametric Articulatory Model C. H. Coker Chapter 13. Self-Oscillating Source for Vocal-Tract Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan and L. L. Landgraf Chapter 14. Synthesis of Voiced Speech from a Two-Mass Model of the Vocal Cords K. Ishizaka and J. L. Flanagan III. Terminal Analog Synthesis of Speech Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 3. Fundamentals of Speech Synthesis H. Dudley
Chapter 4. The Interconversion of Audible and Visible Patterns as a Basis for Research in the Perception of Speech F. S. Cooper, A. M. Liberman and J. M. Borst Chapter 5. Some Experiments on the Perception of Synthetic Speech Sounds F. S. Cooper, P. C. Delattre, A. M. Liberman, J. M. Borst, and L. J. Gerstman Chapter 6. The Acoustics of Speech G. Fant II. Simulation and Modeling of the Vocal System Chapter 7. The Calculation of Vowel Resonances, and an Electrical Vocal Tract H. K. Dunn Chapter 8. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Tract K. N. Stevens, S. Kasowski, and C. G. M. Fant Chapter 9. Development of a Quantitative Description of Vowel Articulation K. N. Stevens and A. S. House Chapter 10. Speech Synthesis J. L. Kelly, Jr. and C. C. Lochbaum Chapter 11. Calculation of the Vocal Tract Transfer Function for Speech Synthesis Applications P. Mermelstein Chapter 12. Speech Synthesis with a Parametric Articulatory Model C. H. Coker Chapter 13. Self-Oscillating Source for Vocal-Tract Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan and L. L. Landgraf Chapter 14. Synthesis of Voiced Speech from a Two-Mass Model of the Vocal Cords K. Ishizaka and J. L. Flanagan III. Terminal Analog Synthesis of Speech Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 4. The Interconversion of Audible and Visible Patterns as a Basis for Research in the Perception of Speech F. S. Cooper, A. M. Liberman and J. M. Borst
Chapter 5. Some Experiments on the Perception of Synthetic Speech Sounds F. S. Cooper, P. C. Delattre, A. M. Liberman, J. M. Borst, and L. J. Gerstman Chapter 6. The Acoustics of Speech G. Fant II. Simulation and Modeling of the Vocal System Chapter 7. The Calculation of Vowel Resonances, and an Electrical Vocal Tract H. K. Dunn Chapter 8. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Tract K. N. Stevens, S. Kasowski, and C. G. M. Fant Chapter 9. Development of a Quantitative Description of Vowel Articulation K. N. Stevens and A. S. House Chapter 10. Speech Synthesis J. L. Kelly, Jr. and C. C. Lochbaum Chapter 11. Calculation of the Vocal Tract Transfer Function for Speech Synthesis Applications P. Mermelstein Chapter 12. Speech Synthesis with a Parametric Articulatory Model C. H. Coker Chapter 13. Self-Oscillating Source for Vocal-Tract Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan and L. L. Landgraf Chapter 14. Synthesis of Voiced Speech from a Two-Mass Model of the Vocal Cords K. Ishizaka and J. L. Flanagan III. Terminal Analog Synthesis of Speech Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 5. Some Experiments on the Perception of Synthetic Speech Sounds F. S. Cooper, P. C. Delattre, A. M. Liberman, J. M. Borst, and L. J. Gerstman
Chapter 6. The Acoustics of Speech G. Fant II. Simulation and Modeling of the Vocal System Chapter 7. The Calculation of Vowel Resonances, and an Electrical Vocal Tract H. K. Dunn Chapter 8. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Tract K. N. Stevens, S. Kasowski, and C. G. M. Fant Chapter 9. Development of a Quantitative Description of Vowel Articulation K. N. Stevens and A. S. House Chapter 10. Speech Synthesis J. L. Kelly, Jr. and C. C. Lochbaum Chapter 11. Calculation of the Vocal Tract Transfer Function for Speech Synthesis Applications P. Mermelstein Chapter 12. Speech Synthesis with a Parametric Articulatory Model C. H. Coker Chapter 13. Self-Oscillating Source for Vocal-Tract Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan and L. L. Landgraf Chapter 14. Synthesis of Voiced Speech from a Two-Mass Model of the Vocal Cords K. Ishizaka and J. L. Flanagan III. Terminal Analog Synthesis of Speech Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 6. The Acoustics of Speech G. Fant
II. Simulation and Modeling of the Vocal System Chapter 7. The Calculation of Vowel Resonances, and an Electrical Vocal Tract H. K. Dunn Chapter 8. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Tract K. N. Stevens, S. Kasowski, and C. G. M. Fant Chapter 9. Development of a Quantitative Description of Vowel Articulation K. N. Stevens and A. S. House Chapter 10. Speech Synthesis J. L. Kelly, Jr. and C. C. Lochbaum Chapter 11. Calculation of the Vocal Tract Transfer Function for Speech Synthesis Applications P. Mermelstein Chapter 12. Speech Synthesis with a Parametric Articulatory Model C. H. Coker Chapter 13. Self-Oscillating Source for Vocal-Tract Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan and L. L. Landgraf Chapter 14. Synthesis of Voiced Speech from a Two-Mass Model of the Vocal Cords K. Ishizaka and J. L. Flanagan III. Terminal Analog Synthesis of Speech Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
II. Simulation and Modeling of the Vocal System
Chapter 7. The Calculation of Vowel Resonances, and an Electrical Vocal Tract H. K. Dunn Chapter 8. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Tract K. N. Stevens, S. Kasowski, and C. G. M. Fant Chapter 9. Development of a Quantitative Description of Vowel Articulation K. N. Stevens and A. S. House Chapter 10. Speech Synthesis J. L. Kelly, Jr. and C. C. Lochbaum Chapter 11. Calculation of the Vocal Tract Transfer Function for Speech Synthesis Applications P. Mermelstein Chapter 12. Speech Synthesis with a Parametric Articulatory Model C. H. Coker Chapter 13. Self-Oscillating Source for Vocal-Tract Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan and L. L. Landgraf Chapter 14. Synthesis of Voiced Speech from a Two-Mass Model of the Vocal Cords K. Ishizaka and J. L. Flanagan III. Terminal Analog Synthesis of Speech Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 7. The Calculation of Vowel Resonances, and an Electrical Vocal Tract H. K. Dunn
Chapter 8. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Tract K. N. Stevens, S. Kasowski, and C. G. M. Fant Chapter 9. Development of a Quantitative Description of Vowel Articulation K. N. Stevens and A. S. House Chapter 10. Speech Synthesis J. L. Kelly, Jr. and C. C. Lochbaum Chapter 11. Calculation of the Vocal Tract Transfer Function for Speech Synthesis Applications P. Mermelstein Chapter 12. Speech Synthesis with a Parametric Articulatory Model C. H. Coker Chapter 13. Self-Oscillating Source for Vocal-Tract Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan and L. L. Landgraf Chapter 14. Synthesis of Voiced Speech from a Two-Mass Model of the Vocal Cords K. Ishizaka and J. L. Flanagan III. Terminal Analog Synthesis of Speech Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 8. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Tract K. N. Stevens, S. Kasowski, and C. G. M. Fant
Chapter 9. Development of a Quantitative Description of Vowel Articulation K. N. Stevens and A. S. House Chapter 10. Speech Synthesis J. L. Kelly, Jr. and C. C. Lochbaum Chapter 11. Calculation of the Vocal Tract Transfer Function for Speech Synthesis Applications P. Mermelstein Chapter 12. Speech Synthesis with a Parametric Articulatory Model C. H. Coker Chapter 13. Self-Oscillating Source for Vocal-Tract Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan and L. L. Landgraf Chapter 14. Synthesis of Voiced Speech from a Two-Mass Model of the Vocal Cords K. Ishizaka and J. L. Flanagan III. Terminal Analog Synthesis of Speech Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 9. Development of a Quantitative Description of Vowel Articulation K. N. Stevens and A. S. House
Chapter 10. Speech Synthesis J. L. Kelly, Jr. and C. C. Lochbaum Chapter 11. Calculation of the Vocal Tract Transfer Function for Speech Synthesis Applications P. Mermelstein Chapter 12. Speech Synthesis with a Parametric Articulatory Model C. H. Coker Chapter 13. Self-Oscillating Source for Vocal-Tract Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan and L. L. Landgraf Chapter 14. Synthesis of Voiced Speech from a Two-Mass Model of the Vocal Cords K. Ishizaka and J. L. Flanagan III. Terminal Analog Synthesis of Speech Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 10. Speech Synthesis J. L. Kelly, Jr. and C. C. Lochbaum
Chapter 11. Calculation of the Vocal Tract Transfer Function for Speech Synthesis Applications P. Mermelstein Chapter 12. Speech Synthesis with a Parametric Articulatory Model C. H. Coker Chapter 13. Self-Oscillating Source for Vocal-Tract Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan and L. L. Landgraf Chapter 14. Synthesis of Voiced Speech from a Two-Mass Model of the Vocal Cords K. Ishizaka and J. L. Flanagan III. Terminal Analog Synthesis of Speech Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 11. Calculation of the Vocal Tract Transfer Function for Speech Synthesis Applications P. Mermelstein
Chapter 12. Speech Synthesis with a Parametric Articulatory Model C. H. Coker Chapter 13. Self-Oscillating Source for Vocal-Tract Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan and L. L. Landgraf Chapter 14. Synthesis of Voiced Speech from a Two-Mass Model of the Vocal Cords K. Ishizaka and J. L. Flanagan III. Terminal Analog Synthesis of Speech Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 12. Speech Synthesis with a Parametric Articulatory Model C. H. Coker
Chapter 13. Self-Oscillating Source for Vocal-Tract Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan and L. L. Landgraf Chapter 14. Synthesis of Voiced Speech from a Two-Mass Model of the Vocal Cords K. Ishizaka and J. L. Flanagan III. Terminal Analog Synthesis of Speech Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 13. Self-Oscillating Source for Vocal-Tract Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan and L. L. Landgraf
Chapter 14. Synthesis of Voiced Speech from a Two-Mass Model of the Vocal Cords K. Ishizaka and J. L. Flanagan III. Terminal Analog Synthesis of Speech Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 14. Synthesis of Voiced Speech from a Two-Mass Model of the Vocal Cords K. Ishizaka and J. L. Flanagan
III. Terminal Analog Synthesis of Speech Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
III. Terminal Analog Synthesis of Speech
Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 15. An Electrical Analog of the Vocal Organs J. Q. Steward
Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 16. A Synthetic Speaker H. Dudley, R. R. Riesz, and S. S. A. Watkins
Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 17. On the Predictability of Formant Levels and Spectrum Envelope from Formant Frequencies C. G. M. Fant
Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 18. Note on the Design of 'Terminal-Analog' Speech Synthesizers J. L. Flanagan
Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 19. The Synthesis of Speech from Signals Which Have a Low Information Rate W. Lawrence
Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 20. Digital Computer Simulation of a Formant-Vocoder Speech Synthesizer J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, and C. M. Bird
Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 21. Digital-Formant Synthesizer for Speech-Synthesis Studies L. R. Rabiner
Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 22. A Hardware Realization of a Digital Formant Speech Synthesizer L. R. Rabiner, L. B. Jackson, R. W. Schafer, and C. H. Coker
IV. Predictive Coding of Speech Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
IV. Predictive Coding of Speech
Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 23. Speech Analysis and Synthesis by Linear Prediction of the Speech Wave B. S. Atal and S. L. Hanauer
Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 24. Analysis Synthesis Telephony Based on the Maximum Likelihood Method F. Itakura and S. Saito
Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 25. A Statistical Method for Estimation of Speech Spectral Density and Formant Frequencies F. Itakura and S. Saito
Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 26. On the Optimum Quantization of Feature Parameters in the PARCOR Speech Synthesizer F. Itakura and S. Saito
Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 27. Digital Inverse Filtering -- A New Tool for Formant Frequency Estimation J. D. Markel
V. Speech Synthesis by Rule Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
V. Speech Synthesis by Rule
Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 28. A Study of the Building Blocks in Speech C. M. Harris
Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 29. Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis G. E. Peterson, W. S.-Y. Wang, and E. Silvertsen
Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 30. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech A. M. Liberman, F. Ingemann, L. Lisker, P. Delattre, and F. S. Cooper
Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 31. Speech Synthesis from Stored Data S. E. Estes, H. R. Kerby, H. D. Maxey, and R. M. Walker
Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 32. Speech Synthesis by Rule J. N. Holmes, I. G. Mattingly, and J. N. Shearme
Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 33. Speech Synthesis by Rule: An Acoustic Domain Approach L. R. Rabiner
Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 34. A Model for Synthesizing Speech by Rule L. R. Rabiner
Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 35. Synthesis by Rule from Articulatory Parameters C. H. Coker
Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 36. Automatic Synthesis from Ordinary English Text C. H. Coker, N. Umeda, and C. P. Browman
Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 37. Use of a Pronouncing Dictionary in Speech Synthesis Experiments R. Teranishi and N. Umeda
Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 38. Speech Synthesis from Unrestricted Text J. Allen
VI. Computer Voice Response Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
VI. Computer Voice Response
Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 39. Synthetic Voices for Computers J. L. Flanagan, C. H. Coker, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and N. Umeda
Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 40. Computer-Controlled Message Synthesis R. D. Trupp
Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 41. A Method of Speech Synthesis for Multiplexed Audio Response K. Nakata and T. Miura
Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 42. Techniques for Computer Voice Response W. D. Chapman
Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 43. A Terminal Analog Speech Synthesizer in a Small Computer Y. Kato, K. Ochiai, and T. Araseki
Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 44. A Method of Reading Out Information from a Computer in the Form of Speech V. G. Velichko and V. I. Kulya
Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman
Chapter 45. Computer Synthesis of Speech by Concatenation of Formant-Coded Words L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. L. Flanagan
Chapter 46. Wiring Telephone Apparatus from Computer-Generated Speech J. L. Flanagan, L. R. Rabiner, R. W. Schafer, and J. D. Denman