Poster Session 5: Methods / Speech Technology

Wednesday 12/16 7:30-8:30, 11:15-12:15 EST (UTC-5)

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Session #	Paper ID	Blitz Tour Discord Abstract	Authors	Title
1	6	B T D A	Teja Rebernik, Jidde Jacobi, Roel Jonkers, Aude Noiray and Martijn Wieling	Experimental approaches in electromagnetic articulography
2	16	B T D A	Simon Stone and Peter Birkholz	Articulation-to-Speech using Electro-Optical Stomatography and articulatory synthesis
3	17	B T D A	Simon Stone, Peter Birkholz, Atilla Azgin and Sabrina Mänz	Prospects of Articulatory Text-to-Speech Synthesis
4	25	B T D A	Riwei Jin, Xi Peng and Brad Sutton	Shortening total acquisition times for high speed dynamic speech magnetic resonance imaging using temporally sparse navigation
5	34	B T D A	Kele Xu, Tamás Gábor Csapó, Dawei Feng and Haibo Mi	Ultrasound Tongue Gestural Sequence Classification Using Convolutional Auto-encoder and Recurrent Neural Network
6	81	B T D A	Ioannis Douros, Yu Xie, Chrysanthi Dourou, Jacques Felblinger, Karyna Isaieva, Pierre-André Vuissoz and Yves Laprie	Vocal tract sagittal slices estimation from MRI midsagittal slices during speech production of CV
7	85	B T D A	Karyna Isaieva, Yves Laprie, Alexis Houssard, Jacques Felblinger and Pierre-André Vuissoz	Tracking the tongue contours in rt-MRI films with an autoencoder DNN approach
8	88	B T D A	Kohichi Ogata, Kento Yamamoto and Masami Ito	Usefulness of inverse estimation using a vocal tract mapping interface for estimating articulatory behavior
9	91	B T D A	Yujie Chi, Kiyoshi Honda, Zhao Zhang and Jianguo Wei	Comparison of External Photoglottogram and Electroglottogram
10	93	B T D A	Aravind Illa and Prasanta Ghosh	Complexity-performance trade-off in acoustic-to-articulatory inversion
11	94	B T D A	Anusuya P K, Aravind Illa and Prasanta Ghosh	A data-driven phoneme-specific analysis of articulatory importance
12	99	B T D A	Nuno Almeida, Samuel Silva, António Teixeira and Conceição Cunha	Collaborative Quantitative Analysis of RT-MRI
13	126	B T D A	Amélie Elmerich, Angélique Amelot, Shinji Maeda, Yves Laprie, Jean-François Papon and Lise Crevier-Buchman	F1 and F2 measurements for French oral vowel with a new pneumotachograph mask
14	155	B T D A	Ganesh Sivaraman, Nadee Seneviratne and Carol Espy-Wilson	Multitask learning based multi-corpus acoustic-to-articulatory speech inversion
15	160	B T D A	Pramit Saha, Debasish Ray Mohapatra and Sidney Fels	SPEAK WITH YOUR HANDS - Using Continuous Hand Gestures to control Articulatory Speech Synthesizer
16	161	B T D A	Wei-Rong Chen, Mark Tiede and D. H. Whalen	DeepEdge: automatic ultrasound tongue contouring combining a deep neural network and an edge detection algorithm
17	188	B T D A	Tamás Gábor Csapó, Kele Xu, Andrea Deme, Tekla Etelka Gráczi and Alexandra Markó	Transducer Misalignment in Ultrasound Tongue Imaging
18	194	B T D A	Hardik Kothare and Vikram Ramanarayanan	Remote monitoring of respiratory function using a cloud-based multimodal dialogue system
19	195	B T D A	Jessica Gaines, Kwang Kim, Benjamin Parrell, Vikram Ramanarayanan, Srikantan Nagarajan and John Houde	Discrete constriction locations describe a comprehensive range of vocal tract shapes in the Maeda model
20	208	B T D A	Jalal Al-Tamimi and Pertti Palo	Quantifying gradience of epilaryngeal constriction in Levantine Arabic “gutturals”: A Generalized Additive Modelling approach to ultrasound tongue contours
21	213	B T D A	Jalal Al-Tamimi, Matthias Heyne and Donald Derrick	From SS-ANOVA to GAMMs: Accounting for within and between-subject variation using generalized additive mixed models on ultrasound tongue contours
22	234	B T D A	Matthew Faytak, Scott Moisik and Pertti Palo	The Speech Articulation Toolkit (SATKit): ultrasound image analysis in Python
23	45	B T D A	Donna Erickson, Oliver Niebuhr, Wentao Gu, Ting Huang and Puyang Geng	The MARRYS cap: A new method for analyzing and teaching the importance of jaw movements in speech production