2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.specom.2008.05.017
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A three-layered model for expressive speech perception

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“…The emotional speech data used in this study were selected from the Fujitsu Japanese Emotional Speech Database [16]. This database includes five emotions (neutral, joy, cold anger, sadness, and hot anger) expressed by one professional actress.…”
Section: Speech Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The emotional speech data used in this study were selected from the Fujitsu Japanese Emotional Speech Database [16]. This database includes five emotions (neutral, joy, cold anger, sadness, and hot anger) expressed by one professional actress.…”
Section: Speech Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For speaker individuality, spectral envelope and formants of speech have been proved to contribute speaker recognition [11][12][13]. For vocal emotion, previous works focused on the acoustic features conveyed in speech, such as F0, spectral envelope, intensity, and speech rate [14][15][16]. For both speaker individuality and vocal emotion, the timeaveraged acoustic features were investigated.…”
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“…All emotional speech signals used in this study were selected from the Fujitsu Japanese Emotional Speech Database [9]. This database included five emotions (neutral, joy, cold anger, sadness, and hot anger) spoken by one female speaker.…”
Section: Spectrogrammentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It might be within a certain range due to the uncertainty of cache hit ratio or the workload I/O pattern. One possible approach is applying fuzzy inference (Mamdani & Assilian, 1975) to generate fuzzy rules from the configuration (Huang &Akagi, 2008) and apply them in a rule-based engine (Huang & Katayama, 2005). This is an area for future work.…”
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