Description and Recognition of Audible and Visible Dysarthric Phonology Mark Hasegawa-Johnson, Jon Gunderson, Thomas Huang, Adrienne Perlman, and Kenneth Watkin a Specific Aims

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Date: 2005-05-23 18:21:47 Computational linguistics Humanâ€“computer interaction Computer accessibility Speech recognition Speech perception Speech Support vector machine Speaker recognition Automatic identification and data capture Human communication Mind		Description and Recognition of Audible and Visible Dysarthric Phonology Mark Hasegawa-Johnson, Jon Gunderson, Thomas Huang, Adrienne Perlman, and Kenneth Watkin a Specific Aims Add to Reading List Source URL: asr.cita.uiuc.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 202,66 KB Share Document on Facebook

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