Exploring Human Speech Production Mechanisms by MRI
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Recent investigations using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of human speech organs have opened up new avenues of research. Visualization of the speech production system provides abundant information on the physiological and acoustic realization of human speech. This article summarizes the current status of MRI applications with respect to speech research as well as our own experience of discovery and re-evaluation of acoustic events emanating from the vocal tract and physiological mechanisms.
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Kiyoshi HONDA, Hironori TAKEMOTO, Tatsuya KITAMURA, Satoru FUJITA, Sayoko TAKANO, "Exploring Human Speech Production Mechanisms by MRI" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
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Abstract: Recent investigations using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of human speech organs have opened up new avenues of research. Visualization of the speech production system provides abundant information on the physiological and acoustic realization of human speech. This article summarizes the current status of MRI applications with respect to speech research as well as our own experience of discovery and re-evaluation of acoustic events emanating from the vocal tract and physiological mechanisms.
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