The Effect of Parabolic Intonation on Speech Intelligibility

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This research was the first, to our knowledge, to explore the effect of a simple parabolic pitch contour on speech intelligibility. The absence of improvement in intelligibility for speech in the parabolic intonation conditions suggests that this simple pitch pattern is not sufficient to provide the necessary cues for speech understanding. But, the results do indicate that this pitch pattern is sufficient to improve naturalness of speech.

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Advisors: Dr. Peter Watson, Dr. Robert Schlauch

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Burke, Gerald. (2010). The Effect of Parabolic Intonation on Speech Intelligibility. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/96518.

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