Paper No. 02:
Akinori Fujino, Tokihiko Kaburagi, Masaaki Honda, Emi Zuiki Murano, Seiji Niimi,
RELATIVE TIMING BETWEEN ARTICULATORY AND GLOTTAL MOTIONS IN VOICELESS CONSONANT PRODUCTION
Paper No. 03:
Alan A. Wrench, William J. Hardcastle,
A MULTICHANNEL ARTICULATORY SPEECH DATABASE AND ITS APPLICATION FOR AUTOMATIC SPEECH RECOGNITION
Paper No. 04:
Anders Löfqvist,
CONTROL OF CLOSURE DURATION IN STOP CONSONANTS
Paper No. 05:
Andreas Zierdt, Philip Hoole, Masaaki Honda, Tokihiko Kaburagi, Hans G. Tillmann,
EXTRACTING TONGUES FROM MOVING HEADS
Paper No. 07:
A. Vilain, C. Abry, P. Badin,
CO-PRODUCTION STRATEGIES IN FRENCH VCVS: CONFRONTING ÖHMAN'S MODEL WITH ADULT AND DEVELOPMENTAL ARTICULATORY DATA
Paper No. 08:
António Teixeira, Francisco Vaz, José Carlos Príncipe,
NASAL VOWELS FOLLOWING A NASAL CONSONANT
Paper No. 10:
Bernd J. Kröger, Ralf Winkler, Christine Mooshammer, Bernd Pompino-Marschall,
ESTIMATION OF VOCAL TRACT AREA FUNCTION FROM MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING: PRELIMINARY RESULTS
Paper No. 11:
Brad H. Story, Ingo R. Titze,
AN INVESTIGATION OF VOICE QUALITY BASED ON MODIFICATIONS OF THE NEUTRAL VOCAL TRACT SHAPE
Paper No. 12:
Bryan Gick, A. Min Kang, D. H. Whalen,
MRI AND X-RAY EVIDENCE FOR COMMONALITY IN THE DORSAL ARTICULATIONS OF ENGLISH VOWELS AND LIQUIDS
Paper No. 13:
Cécile Fougeron, Yohann Meynadier, Didier Demolin,
62 VS. 96 ELECTRODES: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF READING AND KAY ELEMETRICS EPG PSEUDO-PALATES.
Paper No. 14:
Philip J.B. Jackson, Christine H. Shadle,
AERO-ACOUSTIC MODELLING OF VOICED AND UNVOICED FRICATIVES BASED ON MRI DATA
Paper No. 15:
Christian Abry, Rafaël Laboissière, Hélène Loevenbruck, Marie-Agnès Cathiard, Jean-Luc Schwartz,
GLIDE PRODUCTION AND CONTROL IN THE TWO-COMPONENT VOWEL MODEL
Paper No. 16:
Christian Geng, Christine Mooshammer,
MODELING THE GERMAN STRESS DISTINCTION
Paper No. 17:
Christian Kroos, Takaaki Kuratate, Eric Vatikiotis-Bateson,
LISTEN TO THE FACE - MEASURING THE FACE KINEMATICS OF SPEECH FROM VIDEO SEQUENCES
Paper No. 18:
Daniel E. Callan, Akiko M. Callan, Christian Kroos, Eric Vatikiotis-Bateson,
NEURAL PROCESSES UNDERLYING PERCEPTION OF AUDIO-VISUAL SPEECH PRODUCTION
Paper No. 19:
Daniel Recasens, Maria Dolors Pallarès,
UNDERLYING VOICING AND SYLLABICITY IN MAJORCAN CATALAN WORD FINAL STOP CLUSTERS
Paper No. 20:
David J. Ostry, Douglas M. Shiller, Paul L. Gribble,
THE COMPLEXITY OF CONTROL OF OROFACIAL MOTION
Paper No. 21:
Didier Demolin, Thierry Metens, Alain Soquet,
REAL TIME MRI AND ARTICULATORY COORDINATIONS IN VOWELS
Paper No. 22:
Douglas M. Shiller, Rafaël Laboissière, Vittorio Sanguineti, David J. Ostry,
JAW MECHANICAL BEHAVIOUR DURING SPEECH PRODUCTION
Paper No. 23:
Eiichi Yoshikawa, Nobuhiro Miki,
A NEW MODEL OF LUNG AND TRACHEA FOR SPEECH SYNTHESIZER OF VOCAL-TRACT ANALOG
Paper No. 24:
Emi Zuiki Murano, Hiroshi Imagawa, Seiji Niimi, Masanobu Kumada, Takeo Kobayashi, Shigeru Kiritani,
VOCAL FOLD VIBRATION PATTERNS IN SPASMODIC DYSPHONIA: OBSERVATION FROM A HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL IMAGING SYSTEM
Paper No. 25:
Fariborz Alipour, Ronald C. Scherer,
PRESSURE-FLOW RELATIONSHIP IN A MECHANICAL LARYNX MODEL
Paper No. 27:
Gordon Ramsay,
MODAL ANALYSIS OF MUSCLE DYNAMICS: A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TO DIMENSIONALITY REDUCTION FOR BIOMECHANICAL MODELS OF SPEECH
Paper No. 28:
Gordon Ramsay, Rafaël Laboissière,
STATISTICAL MODELLING OF SPEECH MOTOR CONTROL: A STOCHASTIC MYOCYBERNETIC MODEL OF THE JAW, HYOID, AND LARYNX
Paper No. 29:
Hanne Gram Simonsen, Inger Moen, Steve Cowen,
RETROFLEX CONSONANTS IN NORWEGIAN: ARE THEY REALLY?
EVIDENCE FROM EMA AND EPG
Paper No. 31:
Takayuki Ito, Hiroaki Gomi, Masaaki Honda,
TASK DEPENDENT JAW-LIP COORDINATION EXAMINED BY JAW PERTURBATION DURING BILABIAL-CONSONANT UTTERANCES
Paper No. 32:
Hiroki Matsuzaki, Kunitoshi Motoki,
FEM ANALYSIS OF 3-D VOCAL TRACT MODEL WITH ASYMMETRICAL SHAPE
Paper No. 33:
Hiroya Fujisaki, Sumio Ohno, Shuichi Narusawa,
PHYSIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS AND BIOMECHANICAL MODELING OF FUNDAMENTAL FREQUENCY CONTROL FOR THE COMMON JAPANESE AND THE STANDARD CHINESE
Paper No. 34:
Klaus Mathiak, U. Klose, Hermann Ackermann, Ingo Hertrich, W.-E. Kincses, Wolfgang Grodd,
STROBOSCOPIC ARTICULOGRAPHY USING FAST MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
Paper No. 35:
Ingo R. Titze,
BIOMECHANICAL MODELING OF VOCAL FOLD POSTURING
Paper No. 36:
Jean Schoentgen,
GLOTTAL VIBRATIONS AND VOCAL TRACT FILTER FUNCTION CONVERT JITTER INTO SHIMMER
Paper No. 37:
Jean-Luc Schwartz, Louis-Jean Boë,
PREDICTING PALATAL CONTACTS FROM JAW AND TONGUE COMMANDS: A NEW SENSORY MDEL AND ITS POTENTIAL USE IN SPEECH CONTROL
Paper No. 38:
Jianwu Dang, Kiyoshi Honda,
ESTIMATION OF VOCAL TRACT SHAPE FROM SPEECH SOUNDS VIA A PHYSIOLOGICAL ARTICULATORY MODEL
Paper No. 39:
Joaquín Romero, Daniel Recasens,
AMERICAN ENGLISH FLAPPING AND TONGUE TIP BLENDING
Paper No. 40:
Joseph S. Perkell, Majid Zandipour, Jennell Vick, Melanie L. Matthies, Harlan Lane, Frank H. Guenther, John Gould,
RAPID CHANGES IN SPEECH PRODUCTION PARAMETERS IN RESPONSE TO A CHANGE IN HEARING
Paper No. 41:
Jörg Mayer, Grzegorz Dogil, Hermann Ackermann, Michael Erb, Axel Riecker, Dirk Wildgruber, Wolfgang Grodd,
PROSODY IN SPEECH PRODUCTION: A PARADIGM FOR FUNCTIONAL IMAGING AND FIRST RESULTS
Paper No. 42:
John Hogden, Patrick Valdez,
BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN SPEECH PRODUCTION AND SPEECH RECOGNITION
Paper No. 43:
John F. Houde, Srikantan S. Nagarajan, Michael M Merzenich,
MODULATION OF AUDITORY CORTEX DURING SPEECH PRODUCTION: AN MEG STUDY
Paper No. 44:
John R. Westbury, Mary J. Lindstrom,
TWO-DIMENSIONAL SHAPE FUNCTIONS APPLIED TO SPEECH KINEMATIC DATA
Paper No. 45:
Jonathan Rodgers,
THE PHONATORY CORRELATES OF JUNCTURE IN GERMAN
Paper No. 46:
J.A. Jones, K.G. Munhall,
PERCEPTUAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO FUNDAMENTAL FREQUENCY PRODUCTION
Paper No. 47:
Jorge C. Lucero,
MEASURES OF VARIABLILITY OF SPEECH MOVEMENT SIGNAL USING FUNCTIONAL DATA ANALYSIS
Paper No. 48:
Karin Deger, Wolfram Ziegler,
ASPECTS OF SPEECH MOTOR PROGRAMMING IN PATIENTS WITH APRAXIA OF SPEECH
Paper No. 49:
Kazufumi Nishikawa, Kouichirou Asama, Kouki Hayashi, Hideaki Takanobu, Atsuo Takanishi,
DEVELOPMENT OF A TALKING ROBOT
Paper No. 50:
Khalil Iskarous,
THE ARTICULATORY MEANING OF DYNAMIC FORMANT PATTERNS
Paper No. 51:
Klaus Kohler,
LINGUISTIC AND PARALINGUISTIC FUNCTIONS OF NON-MODAL VOICE IN CONNECTED SPEECH
Paper No. 52:
Kohichi Ogata, Yorinobu Sonoda,
EVALUATION OF ARTICULATORY DYNAMICS AND TIMING BASED ON CASCADED FIRST-ORDER SYSTEMS
Paper No. 53:
Kunitoshi Motoki, Pierre Badin, Xavier Pelorson, Hiroki Matsuzaki,
A MODAL PARAMETRIC METHOD FOR COMPUTING ACOUSTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THREE-DIMENSIONAL VOCAL TRACT MODELS
Paper No. 54:
Liam Fitzpatrick, Ailbhe Ni' Chasaide,
INFERRING TONGUE ARTICULATION FROM SIMULATANEOUS EMA & EPG: COMPLEMENTARY AND CONFLICTING DATA
Paper No. 55:
Lian Apostol, Pascal Perrier, Monica Baciu, Christoph Segebarth, Pierre Badin,
USING THE FORMANT/CAVITY AFFILIATION TO STUDY THE INTER-SPEAKER VARIABILITY: ASSESSMENT FROM MRI DATA
Paper No. 56:
Lise Crevier-Buchman, Shinji Maeda, Daniel Brasnu, Philippe Halimi, Jacqueline Vaissiere,
PHONETIC CONSEQUENCES OF SUPRACRICOID PARTIAL LARYNGECTOMY: PHONATION- ARTICULATION TRADEOFF: ARTICULATORY COMPENSATION
Paper No. 57:
Lucy Ellis, William J. Hardcastle,
ASSIMILATION STRATEGIES IN THE PRODUCTION OF ALVEOLAR TO VELAR SEQUENCES: EPG AND EMA DATA
Paper No. 58:
Luis M. T. Jesus, Christine H. Shadle,
PARAMETERIZING SPECTRAL CHARACTERISTICS OF EUROPEAN PORTUGUESE FRICATIVES
Paper No. 59:
Maria-Josep Solé,
ASSIMILATORY MODELS AND AERODYNAMIC FACTORS
Paper No. 60:
Mark K. Tiede, Shinobu Masaki, Eric Vatikiotis-Bateson,
CONTRASTS IN SPEECH ARTICULATION OBSERVED IN SITTING AND SUPINE CONDITIONS
Paper No. 61:
Maureen Stone, Danielle Dick, Andrew S. Douglas, Edward P. Davis, Cengizhan Ozturk,
MODELLING THE INTERNAL TONGUE USING PRINCIPAL STRAINS
Paper No. 62:
Michael H. Krane, Daniel J. Sinder, James L. Flanagan,
AEROACOUSTIC MODELING OF SPEECH SOUND PRODUCTION
Paper No. 64:
Olov Engwall, Pierre Badin,
AN MRI STUDY OF SWEDISH FRICATIVES: COARTICULATORY EFFECTS
Paper No. 65:
Pascal Perrier, Yohan Payan, Joseph Perkell, Majid Zandipour, Xavier Pelorson, Vincent Coisy, Melanie Matthies,
AN ATTEMPT TO SIMULATE FLUID-WALLS INTERACTIONS DURING VELAR STOPS
Paper No. 66:
Alain Arnal, Pierre Badin, Gilbert Brock, Pierre-Yves Connan, Evelyne Florig, Noël Perez, Pascal Perrier, Pela Simon, Rudolph Sock, Laurent Varin, Béatrice Vaxelaire, Jean-Pierre Zerling,
AN X-RAY DATABASE FOR FRENCH
Paper No. 67:
Pascal van Lieshout, Christel Rutjens, Paul Spauwen,
THE DYNAMICS OF INTER-LIP COUPLING IN SPEAKERS WITH AND WITHOUT A REPAIRED UNILATERAL CLEFT-LIP HISTORY
Paper No. 68:
Paula West,
LONG-DISTANCE COARTICULATORY EFFECTS OF BRITISH ENGLISH /l/ AND /r/: AN EMA, EPG AND ACOUSTIC STUDY
Paper No. 69:
Pao-chuan Torng, Peter J. Alfonso, Pascal van Lieshout,
LEXICAL TONE SPECIFICATION ON VOCAL TRACT SHAPE IN MANDARIN CHINESE VOWEL PRODUCTION
Paper No. 70:
Philip Hoole, Axel Wismüller, Gerda Leinsinger, Christian Kroos, Anja Geumann, Michiko Inoue ,
ANALYSIS OF TONGUE CONFIGURATION IN MULTI-SPEAKER, MULTI-VOLUME MRI DATA
Paper No. 71:
Pierre Badin, Pascal Borel, Gérard Bailly, Lionel Revéret, Monica Baciu, Christoph Segebarth,
TOWARDS AN AUDIOVISUAL VIRTUAL TALKING HEAD: 3D ARTICULATORY MODELING OF TONGUE, LIPS AND FACE BASED ON MRI AND VIDEO IMAGES
Paper No. 72:
Rafaël Laboissière, Louis-Jean Boë,
A NEW HEURISTICS FOR EXPLORING THE MAXIMAL ACOUSTIC SPACE FOR VOWELS
Paper No. 73:
Reiner Wilhelms-Tricarico,
DEVELOPMENT OF A TONGUE AND MOUTH FLOOR MODEL FOR NORMALIZATION AND BIOMECHANICAL MODELLING
Paper No. 74:
Richard S. McGowan,
VOWEL KINEMATICS IN VARIOUS CONSONANT, STRESS, AND PHRASE POSITION CONTEXTS
Paper No. 75:
Robert E. Beaudoin, Richard S. McGowan,
PRINCIPAL COMPONENTS ANALYSIS OF X-RAY MICROBEAM DATA FOR ARTICULATORY RECOVERY
Paper No. 77:
Sacha Krstulovic,
LPC MODELING WITH SPEECH PRODUCTION CONSTRAINTS
Paper No. 78:
Samir El-Masri, Nobuhiro Miki,
A NEW EFFICIENT FEM AND ANALYSIS OF RELATION BETWEEN IMPEDANCE FUNCTION AND GEOMETRICAL PARAMETERS OF THE VOCAL TRACT
Paper No. 79:
Sebastian Heid, Sarah Hawkins,
AN ACOUSTICAL STUDY OF LONG DOMAIN /r/ AND /l/ COARTICULATION
Paper No. 80:
Silke Steininger, Jochen Müsseler,
MOTOR CONTROL: THE ROLE OF GOALS AND THE STRUCTURE OF 'MOTOR' REPRESENTATIONS
Paper No. 81:
Sorin Dusan, Li Deng,
ACOUSTIC-TO-ARTICULATORY INVERSION USING DYNAMICAL AND PHONOLOGICAL CONSTRAINTS
Paper No. 82:
Steven Greenberg, Eric Fosler-Lussier,
THE UNINVITED GUEST: INFORMATION'S ROLE IN GUIDING THE PRODUCTION OF SPONTANEOUS SPEECH
Paper No. 83:
Takesi Okadome, Shin Suzuki, Masaaki Honda,
RECOVERY OF ARTICULATORY MOVEMENTS FROM ACOUSTICS WITH PHONEMIC INFORMATION
Paper No. 85:
Tim Bressmann, Robert Sader,
COMMUNICATION BREAKDOWN BROKEN DOWN: ASPECTS OF CLEFT PALATE SPEECH
Paper No. 87:
Christine Mooshammer, Susanne Fuchs,
STRESS DISTINCTION IN GERMAN: MODELING KINEMATIC PARAMETERS OF TONGUE TIP GESTURES
Paper No. 88:
Tokihiko Kaburagi, Masaaki Honda,
DYNAMIC ARTICULATORY MODEL BASED ON MULTIDIMENSIONAL INVARIANT-FEATURE TASK REPRESENTATION
Paper No. 89:
Rosemary A. Varley, Sandra P. Whiteside, M. Donovan,
A DUAL-ROUTE MODEL OF SPEECH CONTROL: THE NEED FOR CONVERGENT EVIDENCE FROM MOTOR SPEECH DISORDERS
Paper No. 90:
A.S.Leonov, V.N.Sorokin,
INVERSION FROM ARTICULATORY MOVEMENTS TO CONTROL FORCES
Paper No. 91:
Hani Yehia, Takaaki Kuratate, Eric Vatikiotis-Bateson,
FACIAL ANIMATION AND HEAD MOTION DRIVEN BY SPEECH ACOUSTICS
Paper No. 92:
Edda Farnetani,
HYPER- TO HYPO-ARTICULATED VOWELS: ARTICULATORY- ACOUSTIC RELATIONS
Paper No. 93:
Louis-Jean Boë, Lucie Ménard, Shinji Maeda,
ADAPTATION OF CONTROL STRATEGIES DURING THE VOCAL TRACT GROWTH INFERRED FROM SIMULATION STUDIES WITH AN ARTICULATORY MODEL
Paper No. 95:
Masaaki Honda, Tokihiko Kaburagi,
SPEECH COMPENSATION TO DYNAMICAL STRUCTURAL PERTURBATION OF THE PALATE SHAPE
Paper No. e1:
Jean-Louis Heim,
MODALITIES IN THE GROWTH OF NEANDERTAL INFANTS: IMPLICATION TO THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE VOCAL TRACT OF NEANDERTAL MEN
Paper No. e2:
Louis-Jean Boë, Jean-Louis Heim, Kiyoshi Honda, Shinji Maeda,
NEANDERTAL MAN WAS NOT MORPHOLOGICALLY HANDICAPPED FOR SPEECH
Paper No. e3:
Michael J. Owren,
SPECTRAL CONTENT AND FUNCTION OF NONHUMAN PRIMATE VOCALIZATIONS IS SHAPED BY BOTH VOCAL-FOLD VIBRATION AND SUPRA-LARYNGEAL FILTERING CHARACTERISTICS
Paper No. e4:
Horonori Takemoto,
MORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS AND 3D MODELING OF THE TONGUE MUSCULATURE IN THE HUMAN AND CHIMPANZEE
Paper No. e5:
Didier Demolin,
THE EVOLUTION AND CONTROL OF TONGUE MOVEMENT IN SPEECH
Paper No. r1:
Gerald Gottlieb,
FROM THOUGHT TO EFFECT: A DISCUSSION OF MOTOR PROGRAMS AND OTHER UNKNOWABLES
Paper No. r2:
Christopher M. Harris, Daniel M. Wolpert,
SIGNAL-DEPENDENT NOISE AND OPTIMAL MOTOR CONTROL: A UNIFYING PRINCIPLE OF HUMAN MOVEMENT
Paper No. r3:
Onno Crasborn,
PHONOLOGICAL AND PHONETIC FEATURE OF SIGN LANGUAGES