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Automatic assessment of speech intelligibility using consonant similarity for head and neck cancer

Quintas et al., 2022

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11629965367752251479
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Quintas S
Mauclair J
Woisard V
Pinquier J
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23rd INTERSPEECH Conference: Human and Humanizing Speech Technology (INTERSPEECH 2022)

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The automatic prediction of speech intelligibility is a widely known problem in the context of pathological speech. It has been seen as a growing and viable alternative to perceptual evaluation, which is typically time-consuming, highly subjective and strongly biased. Due to …
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