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Cross-Dialect Irish Prosody: Linguistic Constraints on Fujisaki Modelling

GOBL, CHRISTER; NI CHASAIDE, AILBHE (2008)

Mapping Voice to Affect: Japanese listeners

GOBL, CHRISTER; YANUSHEVSKAYA, IRENA; NI CHASAIDE, AILBHE (ISCA, 2006)

Analysing Irish Prosody: a dual linguistic/quantitative approach

NI CHASAIDE, AILBHE; GOBL, CHRISTER (2004)

Voice quality and f0 cues for affect expression: implications for synthesis

NI CHASAIDE, AILBHE; GOBL, CHRISTER; YANUSHEVSKAYA, IRENA (2005)

Speech Technology for Minority Languages: the Case of Irish (Gaelic)

NI CHASAIDE, AILBHE; GOBL, CHRISTER (2006)

Voice quality and loudness in affect perception

NI CHASAIDE, AILBHE; GOBL, CHRISTER; YANUSHEVSKAYA, IRENA (2008)

Voice quality and f0 in prosody: towards a holistic account

NI CHASAIDE, AILBHE; GOBL, CHRISTER (2004)

Voice Quality Variation and the Perception of Affect: Continuous or Categorical?

NI CHASAIDE, AILBHE; GOBL, CHRISTER (2003)

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Cross-Dialect Irish Prosody: Linguistic Constraints on Fujisaki Modelling

Mapping Voice to Affect: Japanese listeners

Analysing Irish Prosody: a dual linguistic/quantitative approach

Voice quality and f0 cues for affect expression: implications for synthesis

Speech Technology for Minority Languages: the Case of Irish (Gaelic)

Voice quality and loudness in affect perception

Voice quality and f0 in prosody: towards a holistic account

Voice Quality Variation and the Perception of Affect: Continuous or Categorical?

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Cross-Dialect Irish Prosody: Linguistic Constraints on Fujisaki Modelling

Mapping Voice to Affect: Japanese listeners

Analysing Irish Prosody: a dual linguistic/quantitative approach

Voice quality and f0 cues for affect expression: implications for synthesis

Speech Technology for Minority Languages: the Case of Irish (Gaelic)

Voice quality and loudness in affect perception

Voice quality and f0 in prosody: towards a holistic account

Voice Quality Variation and the Perception of Affect: Continuous or Categorical?