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Journal of Communications Technology and Electronics

Volume 59, Issue 11, 2014, Pages 1274-1279

Automatic detection of articulations disorders from children’s speech preliminary study

N. Ramou, M. Guerti

Abstract: Automatic detection of articulations disorders from children’s speech preliminary study

Keywords : GMM-UBM SVM Model fusion Articulations disorders Speech disorders

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