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Speech Prosody Author Index

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Abad, Alberto

• P2b.01: Prosodically-based automatic segmentation and punctuation

Abada, Shani H.

• P4.01: Age differences in electrophysiological correlates of cross-modal phrasal interpretation

Abete, Giovanni

• W1.01: Pitch Behavior Detection for Automatic Prominence Recognition

Abramson, Shira

• P2a.02: Unresolved Anger: Prosodic analysis and classification of speech from a therapeutical setting

Adamou, Evangelia

• P1.01: Language-specific and universal patterns in narrow focus marking in Romani

Adams, Tuuli Morrill

• O1.01: Prosodic Transfer and Phonological Learning in a Second Language Fluent Speech Segmentation Task

Adda-Decker, Martine

• P1.34: Investigation of lexical f0 and duration patterns in French using large broadcast news speech corpora

Adell, Jordi

• O3.01: Modelling Filled Pauses Prosody to Synthesise Disfluent Speech

Aguilar, Lourdes

• P1.17: Combining greedy algorithms with expert guided manipulation for the definition of a balanced prosodic Spanish-Catalan radio news corpus
• P3a.18: Procedure for assessing the reliability of prosodic judgements using Sp-TOBI labeling system

Akamine, Masami

• P1.27: Usages of an external duration model for HMM-based speech synthesis

Alazard, Charlotte

• P1.02: The Implicit Prosody Hypothesis applied to Foreign Language Learning: From oral abilities to reading skills.

Ali, Saandia

• P3a.01: Analysis by synthesis of tonal alignment patterns in British English

Almiñana, Juan María Garrido

• P2a.01: A Tool for Automatic F0 Stylisation, Annotation and Modelling of Large Corpora
• P1.17: Combining greedy algorithms with expert guided manipulation for the definition of a balanced prosodic Spanish-Catalan radio news corpus

Alves, Daniel

• P4.02: Phonological Phrase Boundary Restrictions in Lexical Access by BP Adult Speakers

Amir, Noam

• O6.02: Psychoacoustic abilities as predictors of vocal emotion recognition
• P2a.02: Unresolved Anger: Prosodic analysis and classification of speech from a therapeutical setting

Amir, Ofer

• P2a.02: Unresolved Anger: Prosodic analysis and classification of speech from a therapeutical setting

Ananthakrishnan, Gopal

• P2b.03: Classification of Affective Speech using Normalized Time-Frequency Cepstra
• W1.10: Automatic Prominence Classification in Swedish

Andersson, Sebastian

• P2a.03: Prediction and Realisation of Conversational Characteristics by Utilising Spontaneous Speech for Unit Selection

Andreeva, Bistra

• P1.32: Quantitative Modeling of Norwegian Tonal Accents in Different Focus Conditions

Apopei, Vasile

• P2a.18: How can a functional perspective be used in intonation modelling

Applebaum, Ayla Bozkurt

• P1.03: Perceptual Cues to Yes/No Question Intonation in Kabardian

Arantes, Pablo

• P1.04: Production–perception entrainment in speech rhythm

Armstrong, Meghan E.

• O5.01: Intonational Encoding of Pragmatic Meaning in Puerto Rican Spanish Interrogatives

Arnhold, Anja

• P3a.02: Intonation of Finnish Verbs

Arnold, Denis

• W1.02: The Effect of Priming on the Correlations between Prominence Ratings and Acoustic Features

Arvaniti, Amalia

• P1.01: Language-specific and universal patterns in narrow focus marking in Romani
• P1.05: Rhythm classes and speech perception

Astruc, Lluïsa

• P1.06: Word prosody in early child Catalan, Spanish and English
• P3b.19: A cross-linguistic study of prosodic lengthening in child-directed speech
• P1.46: Early Acquisition of F0 Alignment and Scaling Patterns in Catalan and Spanish
• P1.37: Speech rhythm as durational marking of prosodic heads and edges. Evidence from Catalan, English, and Spanish

Astésano, Corine

• P1.02: The Implicit Prosody Hypothesis applied to Foreign Language Learning: From oral abilities to reading skills.
• P4.20: Perception and comprehension of linguistic and affective prosody in children with Landau-Kleffner syndrome

Atwell, Eric

• P2a.09: Complex Vowels as Boundary Correlates in a Multi-Speaker Corpus of Spontaneous English Speech

Atzingen, Bernadette von

• P4.03: The speech prosody of people with stuttering and developmental apraxia: the efficacy of an intervention program

Aubergé, Véronique

• P2a.04: Prosodic Correlates of Acted vs. Spontaneous Discrimination of Expressive Speech: A Pilot Study
• O6.04: Learning effect of prosodic social affects for Japanese learners of French language
• P2a.24: Cross-cultural perception of Vietnamese Audio-Visual prosodic attitudes

Auchlin, Antoine

• P3a.22: Prominence and accentuation in French. A corpus-based account
• W1.03: C-PROM. An annotated Corpus for French Prominence Studies.

Audibert, Nicolas

• P2a.04: Prosodic Correlates of Acted vs. Spontaneous Discrimination of Expressive Speech: A Pilot Study

Auran, Cyril

• P1.07: A multi-level approach to speech rate in British English: towards an analysis-by-synthesis method

Avanzi, Mathieu

• P3a.03: Is there a prosodic difference between left-dislocated and heavy subjects? Evidence from spontaneous French
• P2b.05: Toward Improved HMM-Based Speech Synthesis Using High-Level Syntactical Features
• P3a.22: Prominence and accentuation in French. A corpus-based account
• W1.04: A Corpus-based Learning Method for Prominence Detection in Spontaneous Speech
• W1.03: C-PROM. An annotated Corpus for French Prominence Studies.

Aylett, Matthew

• P2a.03: Prediction and Realisation of Conversational Characteristics by Utilising Spontaneous Speech for Unit Selection

B

Baciu, Monica

• P4.32: An fMRI study of the perception of contrastive prosodic focus in French

Baghai-Ravary, Ladan

• P1.08: Automatic Differentiation Between Accents of Native and Non-Native English, and the Significance of Prosody

Baker, Rachel E.

• O1.02: Non-Native Perception of Native English Prominence

Banzina, Elina

• O1.03: Context speech rate and duration as cues to native and non-native perception of casually-spoken words in Russian

Bao, Xiao

• P2b.28: Integration of Intonation in F0 Trajectory prediction using MSD-HMMs

Barbosa, Plínio Almeida

• P1.09: Automatic duration-related salience detection in Brazilian Portuguese read and spontaneous speech
• P4.23: Laryngealizations in Cleft and Non-Cleft Speech: Acoustics and Prosodic Considerations
• P1.04: Production–perception entrainment in speech rhythm
• P3b.12: The role of alignment and height in the perception of LH contours

Barnard, Etienne

• P1.55: Word-level prosody in Sotho-Tswana

Barnes, Jonathan

• S3.01: The effect of global F0 contour shape on the perception of tonal timing contrasts in American English intonation

Batista, Fernando

• P2b.01: Prosodically-based automatic segmentation and punctuation

Batliner, Anton

• P2b.17: Word Accent and Emotion
• S1.03: Automatic Assessment of Non-Native Prosody for English as L2

Baum, Shari R.

• P4.01: Age differences in electrophysiological correlates of cross-modal phrasal interpretation

Baumann, Stefan

• P3b.21: Prosodic Marking of Information Status in German
• P3a.04: Annotating Information Status in Spontaneous Speech

Behbood, Hossein

• P2a.05: A New Bidirectional Neural Network Model for the Acoustic-Articulatory Inversion Mapping For Speech Recognition
• P2a.06: A Novel Feature Extraction for Neural – based Modes in Acoustic-Articulatory Inversion Mapping

Beller, Grégory

• P2a.07: Expresso: Transformation of Expressivity in Speech

Benton, Matthew

• P1.10: A Preliminary Analysis of the Relationship of Speech Rate to Speech-Timing Metrics as applied to Large Corpora of Non-Laboratory Speech in English and Chinese Broadcast News

Bertrand, Roxane

• P3b.18: Prosody in a corpus of French spontaneous speech: perception, annotation and prosody ~ syntax interaction

Beskow, Jonas

• P2b.16: Simulating Intonation in Regional Varieties of Swedish

Beux, Sylvain Le

• P2a.08: Calliphony: A system for real-time gestural modification of intonation and rhythm

Beyssade, Claire

• P3a.05: Information Focus in French

Beňuš, Stefan

• O5.02: Effects of lexical stress and speech rate on the quantity and quality of Slovak vowels

Bijankhan, Mahmood

• P1.53: The position of clitics in Persian intonational structure

Billières, Michel

• P1.02: The Implicit Prosody Hypothesis applied to Foreign Language Learning: From oral abilities to reading skills.

Björkner, Eva

• P4.30: Acoustic Markers of Emotion Based on Voice Physiology

Black, Alan W

• P2b.11: Semi-Supervised Learning of Acoustic Driven Prosodic Phrase Breaks for Text-to-Speech Systems

Blasingame, Michael

• P3a.14: Shifting Chicago vowels: prosody and sound change

Blodgett, Allison

• P4.04: Non-Contrastive Voice Quality Characteristics of Northern Vietnamese Tones

Bonafonte, Antonio

• P1.17: Combining greedy algorithms with expert guided manipulation for the definition of a balanced prosodic Spanish-Catalan radio news corpus
• O3.01: Modelling Filled Pauses Prosody to Synthesise Disfluent Speech

Borges, Rogério R.

• P1.31: Speech rate and rhythmic variation in Brazilian Portuguese

Borràs-Comes, Joan

• S3.02: The role of pitch range in establishing intonational contrasts in Catalan

Boucher, Victor J.

• O2.01: Exploring the rhythmic segmentation of heard speech using evoked potentials

Boulakia, Georges

• P4.19: Rhetorical prosody in French courtroom discourse

Bouzon, Caroline

• P1.07: A multi-level approach to speech rate in British English: towards an analysis-by-synthesis method

Boves, Lou

• P2a.12: Automatic and Data Driven Pitch Contour Manipulation with Functional Data Analysis

Breen, M.

• P4.42: Prosodic Effects of Discourse Salience and Association with Focus

Brentari, Diane

• K2.01: Sign Language Prosodic Cues in First and Second Language Acquisition

Brierley, Claire

• P2a.09: Complex Vowels as Boundary Correlates in a Multi-Speaker Corpus of Spontaneous English Speech

Brown, Steven

• P1.11: Speech is “heterometric”: The changing rhythms of speech
• P1.14: A Model for Rhythmicity in Spoken Cantonese

Bruce, Gösta

• P2b.16: Simulating Intonation in Regional Varieties of Swedish
• P4.38: Phrase-initial pitch patterns in South Swedish

Brugos, Alejna

• S3.01: The effect of global F0 contour shape on the perception of tonal timing contrasts in American English intonation

Brunetti, Lisa

• P3a.06: On the prosodic marking of contrast in Romance sentence topic: evidence from Neapolitan Italian

Buchholz, Sabine

• P2b.25: Automatic feature selection from a large number of features for phone duration prediction
• P1.27: Usages of an external duration model for HMM-based speech synthesis

Buder, Eugene H.

• P4.05: Dynamic Indicators of Mother-Infant Prosodic and Illocutionary Coordination

Burnham, Denis

• P4.44: The Disassociation between Intonation and Tone in Cantonese Infant-Directed Speech

Byrd, Dani

• O6.03: A Joint Acoustic-Articulatory Study of Nasal Spectral Reduction in Read Versus Spontaneous Speaking Styles
• O4.01: Evaluation of Juncture Strength using Articulatory Synthesis of Prosodic Gestures and Functional Data Analysis
• P4.13: Visual Grouping and Prosodic Grouping: Effects of Spatial Information on Prosodic Boundary Strength
• P4.28: Articulatory evidence for functional coupling of speech and non-speech motor tasks

Böck, Ronald

• P2b.21: Modeling affected user behavior during human-machine interaction

Bögels, Sara

• O7b.02: What did you say just now, bitterness or wife? An ERP study on the interaction between tone, intonation and context in Cantonese Chinese

C

Caelen-Haumont, Geneviève

• P3a.07: F0 prominences (melisms) in French: a deeper insight about morphophonology

Calzada, A.

• P2b.02: Expressive speech style transformation: voice quality and prosody modification using a harmonic plus noise model

Cangemi, Francesco

• P3a.06: On the prosodic marking of contrast in Romance sentence topic: evidence from Neapolitan Italian
• P2a.12: Automatic and Data Driven Pitch Contour Manipulation with Functional Data Analysis

Cardoso, S.

• P4.03: The speech prosody of people with stuttering and developmental apraxia: the efficacy of an intervention program

Castelli, Eric

• P2a.24: Cross-cultural perception of Vietnamese Audio-Visual prosodic attitudes

Castro, Luciana

• P3a.09: Listeners’ Ability to Identify Professional Speaking Styles Based on Prosodic Cues
• P3a.08: Characterizing Variation in Fundamental Frequency Contours of Professional Speaking Styles

Chandlee, Jane

• P4.06: Gestural Cues of Discourse Segmentation

Chang, Zhi-Qiang

• P2a.21: Analysis on Prosodic Features of Japanese Reactive Tokens in Poster Conversations

Chasaide, Ailbhe Ní

• S2.04: Focus in Donegal Irish (Gaelic) and Donegal English bilinguals

Chen, Aoju

• P3a.10: Intonational encoding of focus in Toulousian French

Chen, Candise

• P3a.11: Development of Tone Sensitivity in Young Chinese Children

Chen, Chun-Mei

• P1.12: Typology of Paiwan Interrogative Prosody

Chen, Sally

• P1.13: A Corpus-based Study on Prosodic Grouping and Boundary Tones in Mandarin Learners’ English

Chen, Sin-Horng

• P2a.10: Prosody Labeling and Modeling for Mandarin Spontaneous Speech

Chen, Szu-wei

• P3a.12: Phonetic Realization of Suffix vs. Non-suffix Morphemes in Taiwanese

Chiang, Chen-Yu

• P2a.10: Prosody Labeling and Modeling for Mandarin Spontaneous Speech

Choi, Jeung-Yoon

• P3b.07: Analysis of emotion in speech using perceived and automatically extracted prosodic features
• P3a.26: Analysis of prosodic classes using voice source measurements

Chorna, Lesya B.

• P4.05: Dynamic Indicators of Mother-Infant Prosodic and Illocutionary Coordination

Chou, Yu-Lun

• P2a.10: Prosody Labeling and Modeling for Mandarin Spontaneous Speech

Chow, Ivan

• P1.14: A Model for Rhythmicity in Spoken Cantonese

Christen, A.

• P4.07: Temporal dynamics of amygdala and orbitofrontal responses to emotional prosody using intracerebral local field potentials in humans

Chuang, Yu-Ying

• P3a.13: The Effect of Prosodic Prominence on the Realizations of Voiceless Dental and Retroflex Sibilants in Taiwan Mandarin Spontaneous Speech

Chwilla, Dorothee

• O7b.02: What did you say just now, bitterness or wife? An ERP study on the interaction between tone, intonation and context in Cantonese Chinese

Clark, Robert A.J.

• P2a.03: Prediction and Realisation of Conversational Characteristics by Utilising Spontaneous Speech for Unit Selection

Cole, Jennifer

• P3b.15: Prosodic effects on temporal structure of monosyllabic CVC words in American English
• P3a.14: Shifting Chicago vowels: prosody and sound change
• P2a.15: Prosody-Dependent Acoustic Modeling Using Variable-Parameter Hidden Markov Models

Cooper, Angela

• O1.04: The role of musical experience in Cantonese lexical tone perception by native speakers of Thai

Crespo-Sendra, Verònica

• P3a.15: Information seeking questions and incredulity questions: gradual or categorical contrast?

Crivellaro, Serena

• P4.41: Relative Prosodic Boundary Strength and Prior Bias in Disambiguation

Cushing, Ian

• P1.15: The role of speech rhythm in attending to one of two simultaneous speakers

Cutugno, Francesco

• P2a.23: Syllable classification using static matrices and prosodic features
• W1.01: Pitch Behavior Detection for Automatic Prominence Recognition

Cvejic, Erin

• O6.01: It`s all the same to me: Prosodic discrimination across speakers and face areas

D

D'Alessandro, Christophe

• P2a.08: Calliphony: A system for real-time gestural modification of intonation and rhythm

Dara, Chinar

• P4.08: Hemispheric contributions for processing pitch and speech rate cues to emotion: fMRI data

Davis, Chris

• O6.01: It`s all the same to me: Prosodic discrimination across speakers and face areas

Day-O'Connell, Jeremy

• P4.09: ˝Minor Third, Who?˝: The Intonation of the Knock-Knock Joke

Dehe, Nicole

• P3a.16: The timing of nuclear and prenuclear Icelandic pitch accents

Dellwo, Volker

• P1.15: The role of speech rhythm in attending to one of two simultaneous speakers

Dennison, Heeyeon Y.

• P4.10: Online construction of implicature through contrastive prosody

Destruel, Emilie

• P3a.10: Intonational encoding of focus in Toulousian French

Devillers, Laurence

• P2b.20: Acoustic Measures characterizing anger across corpora collected in artificial or natural context

Diamond, Gary M.

• P2a.02: Unresolved Anger: Prosodic analysis and classification of speech from a therapeutical setting

Dilley, Laura C.

• O1.03: Context speech rate and duration as cues to native and non-native perception of casually-spoken words in Russian

Dimitrova, Diana V.

• O7a.01: ERP correlates of focus accentuation in Dutch
• S2.01: Focus particles and prosody processing in Dutch: Evidence from ERPs

Ding, Hongwei

• P1.16: Perception and Production of Mandarin Tones by German Speakers
• S1.01: Prosodic Analysis of German Produced by Russian and Chinese Learners

Dohen, Marion

• P4.37: Co-Production of Contrastive Prosodic Focus and Manual Gestures: Temporal Coordination and Effects on the Acoustic and Articulatory Correlates of Focus
• P4.32: An fMRI study of the perception of contrastive prosodic focus in French

Dombrowski, Ernst

• S3.03: Shaping phrase-final rising intonation in German

Dorn, Amelie

• S2.04: Focus in Donegal Irish (Gaelic) and Donegal English bilinguals

Doval, Boris

• P2a.08: Calliphony: A system for real-time gestural modification of intonation and rhythm

Drury, John E.

• P4.01: Age differences in electrophysiological correlates of cross-modal phrasal interpretation

Dufor, Olivier

• P4.20: Perception and comprehension of linguistic and affective prosody in children with Landau-Kleffner syndrome

Durand, Jacques

• P1.34: Investigation of lexical f0 and duration patterns in French using large broadcast news speech corpora

Dutta, Indranil

• P3b.01: Prosody vs. Syntax: Prosodic rebracketing of final vocatives in English

D’Imperio, Mariapaola

• S3.04: Alignment perception of high intonational plateaux in Italian and German
• P3a.06: On the prosodic marking of contrast in Romance sentence topic: evidence from Neapolitan Italian
• P3a.21: Focus, phrase length, and the distribution of phrase-initial rises in French
• S3.05: High peaks versus high plateaux in the identification of two pitch accents in Pisa Italian
• P3a.17: Embedded register levels and prosodic phrasing in French
• P3b.14: Durational Cues and Prosodic Phrasing in French: Evidence for the Intermediate Phrase
• O7b.03: Accentual Phrase boundaries and lexical access in French

E

Enflo, Laura

• W1.10: Automatic Prominence Classification in Swedish

Erickson, Donna

• P2a.11: Perception by Japanese, Korean and American listeners to a Korean speaker`s recollection of past emotional events: Some acoustic cues
• O6.04: Learning effect of prosodic social affects for Japanese learners of French language
• P2a.26: Comparison between linguistic and affective perception of sad and happy – A cross-linguistic study
• W1.05: An Articulatory Account of Rhythm, Prominence and Phrasal Articulation

Escudero-Mancebo, David

• P1.17: Combining greedy algorithms with expert guided manipulation for the definition of a balanced prosodic Spanish-Catalan radio news corpus
• O3.01: Modelling Filled Pauses Prosody to Synthesise Disfluent Speech
• P3a.18: Procedure for assessing the reliability of prosodic judgements using Sp-TOBI labeling system

Evin, Diego

• P2a.13: Alignment of F0 model parameters with final and non-final accents in Argentinean Spanish

F

Falk, Simone

• O7a.02: On the Speech-To-Song Illusion: Evidence from German

Faulkner, Andrew

• S2.05: Acquisition of focus by normal hearing and Cochlear Implanted children: The role of musical experience

Feldhausen, Ingo

• P1.18: Prosodic Phrasing in Argentinean Spanish: Buenos Aires and Neuquén

Ferragne, Emmanuel

• P4.20: Perception and comprehension of linguistic and affective prosody in children with Landau-Kleffner syndrome

Ferreira, Letania

• P3a.19: High Initial Tones and Plateaux in Brazilian Portuguese: Implications for Stress in Portuguese and Spanish

Ferreras, Cesar Gonzalez

• P1.17: Combining greedy algorithms with expert guided manipulation for the definition of a balanced prosodic Spanish-Catalan radio news corpus

Fisseni, Bernhard

• P3b.25: Accentuation, Uncertainty and Exhaustivity - Towards a Model of Pragmatic Focus Interpretation

Fivela, Barbara Gili

• S3.04: Alignment perception of high intonational plateaux in Italian and German
• S3.05: High peaks versus high plateaux in the identification of two pitch accents in Pisa Italian

Flemming, E.

• P4.42: Prosodic Effects of Discourse Salience and Association with Focus

Fletcher, Janet

• P4.11: Interpreting rising intonation in Australian English

Fon, Janice

• P1.13: A Corpus-based Study on Prosodic Grouping and Boundary Tones in Mandarin Learners’ English
• P3a.13: The Effect of Prosodic Prominence on the Realizations of Voiceless Dental and Retroflex Sibilants in Taiwan Mandarin Spontaneous Speech
• P1.50: The Effect of Min Proficiency on the Realization of Mandarin Tones in Mandarin-Min Bilinguals

Fox, Melissa K.

• P4.04: Non-Contrastive Voice Quality Characteristics of Northern Vietnamese Tones

Frank, Michael C.

• P4.40: Effects of Caregiver Prosody on Child Language Acquisition

Franks, Clayton

• P2a.26: Comparison between linguistic and affective perception of sad and happy – A cross-linguistic study

Freitas, Myrian

• P3a.09: Listeners’ Ability to Identify Professional Speaking Styles Based on Prosodic Cues
• P3a.08: Characterizing Variation in Fundamental Frequency Contours of Professional Speaking Styles

Féry, Caroline

• P1.19: The prosody of embedded coordinations in German and Hindi
• P1.41: Effect of narrow focus on the tonal realization in Georgian

G

Gabbouj, Moncef

• O3.05: Analysis of Duration Prediction Accuracy in HMM-Based Speech Synthesis

Gabriel, Christoph

• P1.18: Prosodic Phrasing in Argentinean Spanish: Buenos Aires and Neuquén

Gagnié, Gwenaëlle

• O6.04: Learning effect of prosodic social affects for Japanese learners of French language

Galatà, Vincenzo

• P2b.08: Automatic classification of emotions via global and local prosodic features on a multilingual emotional database

Gao, Jun

• O7a.03: Categorization of Lexical Tones in Mandarin-Learning Infants

Gendrot, Cédric

• P3a.03: Is there a prosodic difference between left-dislocated and heavy subjects? Evidence from spontaneous French

Genzel, Susanne

• P3a.20: The prosodic expression of contrast in Hindi
• S2.07: Experimental work on prosodically-marked information structure in selected African languages (Afroasiatic and Niger-Congo)

Georgila, Kallirroi

• P2a.03: Prediction and Realisation of Conversational Characteristics by Utilising Spontaneous Speech for Unit Selection

German, James

• P3a.21: Focus, phrase length, and the distribution of phrase-initial rises in French

Gibson, E.

• P4.42: Prosodic Effects of Discourse Salience and Association with Focus

Gilbert, Annie C.

• O2.01: Exploring the rhythmic segmentation of heard speech using evoked potentials

Giriko, Mikio

• O5.04: Effects of a Dynamic F0 on the Perceived Vowel Duration in Japanese

Globerson, Eitan

• O6.02: Psychoacoustic abilities as predictors of vocal emotion recognition

Golan, Ofer

• O6.02: Psychoacoustic abilities as predictors of vocal emotion recognition

Goldman, Jean-Philippe

• P2b.14: A Model for Varying Speaking Style in TTS systems
• P3a.22: Prominence and accentuation in French. A corpus-based account
• W1.03: C-PROM. An annotated Corpus for French Prominence Studies.

Goldstein, Louis

• O6.03: A Joint Acoustic-Articulatory Study of Nasal Spectral Reduction in Read Versus Spontaneous Speaking Styles
• P4.28: Articulatory evidence for functional coupling of speech and non-speech motor tasks
• O4.02: Prosody and Movement in American Sign Language: A Task-Dynamics Approach

Gollrad, Anja

• P3a.23: Prosodic cue weighting in disambiguation: Case ambiguity in German

Gong, Shu

• S1.02: Development of a Computer-Aided Language Learning System for Mandarin – Tone Recognition and Pronunciation Error Detection

Gordon, Reyna L

• O2.03: Influence of Metrical Expectancy on Reading Words: An ERP Study

Govind, D

• P2b.12: Fast Prosody Modification using Instants of Significant Excitation

Grandjean, D.

• P4.07: Temporal dynamics of amygdala and orbitofrontal responses to emotional prosody using intracerebral local field potentials in humans

Granström, Björn

• P2b.16: Simulating Intonation in Regional Varieties of Swedish

Grawunder, Sven

• P4.12: Acoustic correlates of politeness: prosodic and voice quality measures in polite and informal speech of Korean and German speakers

Greif, Markus

• P3a.24: Contrastive Focus in Mandarin Chinese

Grice, Martine

• P1.20: Modelling the Interaction of Intonation and Lexical Tone in Vietnamese

Gryllia, Stella

• P3a.25: What does prosody tell us about relative clause attachments in German?

Gubian, Michele

• P2a.12: Automatic and Data Driven Pitch Contour Manipulation with Functional Data Analysis

Gurlekian, Jorge

• P2a.13: Alignment of F0 model parameters with final and non-final accents in Argentinean Spanish

Gussenhoven, Carlos

• O1.05: Word melodies vs. pitch accents: A perceptual evaluation of terracing contours in British and Nigerian English
• O7b.02: What did you say just now, bitterness or wife? An ERP study on the interaction between tone, intonation and context in Cantonese Chinese
• P1.53: The position of clitics in Persian intonational structure

Gustafson, Joakim

• P2b.16: Simulating Intonation in Regional Varieties of Swedish

Görgülü, Emrah

• P3a.27: The Prosody and Meaning of Wh-Questions in American English

H

Ha, Kieu-Phuong

• P1.20: Modelling the Interaction of Intonation and Lexical Tone in Vietnamese

Hacioglu, Kadri

• S1.07: Testing Suprasegmental English Through Parroting

Hagita, Norihiro

• P4.14: Acoustic, Electroglottographic and Paralinguistic Analyses of Rikimi in Expressive Speech

Han, Ran

• P3a.26: Analysis of prosodic classes using voice source measurements

Harmegnies, Bernard

• P4.21: Assessment of Prosody Disturbances in Stutterers by means of phonetic Indices

Harrington, Jonathan

• P4.15: The interaction between prosodic boundaries and accent in the production of sibilants

Harwath, David

• P2a.14: Phonetic Landmark Detection for Automatic Language Identification

Hasegawa-Johnson, Mark

• P3b.15: Prosodic effects on temporal structure of monosyllabic CVC words in American English
• P2a.14: Phonetic Landmark Detection for Automatic Language Identification
• P2a.15: Prosody-Dependent Acoustic Modeling Using Variable-Parameter Hidden Markov Models
• P4.17: Acoustic Cues to Lexical Stress in Spastic Dysarthria

He, Yunjuan

• P1.21: The Production of Coarticulated Mandarin Tones by Inexperienced and Experienced English Speakers of Mandarin

Hedberg, Nancy

• P3a.27: The Prosody and Meaning of Wh-Questions in American English

Helander, Elina

• O3.05: Analysis of Duration Prediction Accuracy in HMM-Based Speech Synthesis

Hemforth, Barbara

• P3a.05: Information Focus in French

Henriksen, Nicholas C.

• O5.03: Nuclear rises and final rises in Manchego Peninsular Spanish yes/no questions

Heuven, Vincent J. van

• P3b.04: The structure-prosody interface of restrictive and appositive relative clauses in Dutch and German

Hilbert, Andreas

• S1.01: Prosodic Analysis of German Produced by Russian and Chinese Learners

Hirose, Keikichi

• P2b.24: Generation of Fundamental Frequency Contours of Mandarin in HMM-based Speech Synthesis using Generation Process Model
• P2b.06: Realization of Prosodic Focuses in Corpus-based Generation of Fundamental Frequency Contours of Japanese Based on the Generation Process Model
• P2b.18: Improving TTS Synthesis for Emotional Expressivity by a Prosodic Parameterization of Affect based on Linguistic Analysis

Hirschberg, Julia

• S1.05: Perception of English Prominence by Native Mandarin Chinese Speakers
• W1.11: Production of English Prominence by Native Mandarin Chinese Speakers

Hirst, Daniel

• P3b.11: Integrating Changes of Register Into Automatic Intonation Analysis
• P1.42: Rhythm Metrics and the Production of L1/L2

Hock, Hans Henrich

• P3b.01: Prosody vs. Syntax: Prosodic rebracketing of final vocatives in English

Hoeks, John C.J.

• O7a.01: ERP correlates of focus accentuation in Dutch
• S2.01: Focus particles and prosody processing in Dutch: Evidence from ERPs

Hoffmann, Rüdiger

• P1.16: Perception and Production of Mandarin Tones by German Speakers
• P2a.16: Resynthesis of Prosodic Information Using the Cepstrum Vocoder

Holsinger, Edward

• P4.13: Visual Grouping and Prosodic Grouping: Effects of Spatial Information on Prosodic Boundary Strength

Horiuchi, Y.

• P2b.07: Prosody, Supporting Real-Time Conversation

Hu, Fang

• P1.22: Lhasa Tones

Hu, Guoping

• S1.02: Development of a Computer-Aided Language Learning System for Mandarin – Tone Recognition and Pronunciation Error Detection

Hua, Wu

• P4.22: Prosodic Cues to Noun and Verb Categories in Infant-Directed Mandarin Speech

Hualde, Jose I.

• P3a.14: Shifting Chicago vowels: prosody and sound change

Huang, Jui-Ting

• P2a.15: Prosody-Dependent Acoustic Modeling Using Variable-Parameter Hidden Markov Models
• S1.06: An Adaptive Training Program for Tone Acquisition

Huang, Po-Sen

• P2a.15: Prosody-Dependent Acoustic Modeling Using Variable-Parameter Hidden Markov Models

Huet, Kathy

• P4.21: Assessment of Prosody Disturbances in Stutterers by means of phonetic Indices

Hussein, Hussein

• P2a.16: Resynthesis of Prosodic Information Using the Cepstrum Vocoder
• S1.02: Development of a Computer-Aided Language Learning System for Mandarin – Tone Recognition and Pronunciation Error Detection

Hönig, Florian

• S1.03: Automatic Assessment of Non-Native Prosody for English as L2

I

Ichikawa, A.

• P2b.07: Prosody, Supporting Real-Time Conversation

Iriondo, I.

• P2b.02: Expressive speech style transformation: voice quality and prosody modification using a harmonic plus noise model

Isei-Jaakkola, Toshiko

• P1.23: Durational Variability of Vowel Quantity Boundary for Japanese, Finnish and Czech Speakers in Perception

Ishi, Carlos T.

• P4.14: Acoustic, Electroglottographic and Paralinguistic Analyses of Rikimi in Expressive Speech

Ishiguro, Hiroshi

• P4.14: Acoustic, Electroglottographic and Paralinguistic Analyses of Rikimi in Expressive Speech

Iskarous, Khalil

• P4.15: The interaction between prosodic boundaries and accent in the production of sibilants

Isserles, Tammy

• P2a.02: Unresolved Anger: Prosodic analysis and classification of speech from a therapeutical setting

J

Jantunen, Tommi

• P2a.17: Towards the Automated Visualization and Analysis of Signed Language Motion - Method and Linguistic Issues

Jarmołowicz-Nowikow, Ewa

• P4.16: Prosodic and Gestural Features of Phrase-internal Disfluencies in Polish Spontaneous Utterances

Jauk, Igor

• P2a.28: Integrating a Fast Speech Corpus in Unit Selection Speech Synthesis: Experiments on Perception, Segmentation, and Duration Prediction

Jaywant, Abhishek

• P4.31: The contributions of prosody and semantic context in emotional speech processing

Jemel, Boutheina

• O2.01: Exploring the rhythmic segmentation of heard speech using evoked potentials

Jeon, Hae-Sung

• P3b.02: Segmentation of the Accentual Phrase in Seoul Korean

Ji, Xiaoli

• P1.49: Perception and Production of Prominence Distribution Patterns of Chinese EFL Learners

Jia, Yuan

• P3b.03: A Phonetic and Phonological Analysis of Dual and Multiple Focuses

Jiang, Yue

• P1.52: Perception of Foreign Accent in Spontaneous L2 English Speech

Jitca, Doina

• P2a.18: How can a functional perspective be used in intonation modelling

Jitca, Magdalena

• P2a.18: How can a functional perspective be used in intonation modelling

Jokisch, Oliver

• P1.16: Perception and Production of Mandarin Tones by German Speakers
• S1.01: Prosodic Analysis of German Produced by Russian and Chinese Learners

Järvikivi, Juhani

• P3a.02: Intonation of Finnish Verbs
• S2.05: Acquisition of focus by normal hearing and Cochlear Implanted children: The role of musical experience

K

Kaglik, Anna

• P1.24: Polish-accented French prosody in perception and production: transfer or universal acquisition process?

Kagomiya, Takayuki

• P2a.19: An Evaluation of Bone-conducted Ultrasonic Hearing Aid regarding Perception of Paralinguistic Information

Kaiser, Elsi

• P4.13: Visual Grouping and Prosodic Grouping: Effects of Spatial Information on Prosodic Boundary Strength

Kaland, Constantijn

• P3b.04: The structure-prosody interface of restrictive and appositive relative clauses in Dutch and German

Kang, Okim

• P1.25: Salient Prosodic Features on Judgments of Second Language Accent

Karpiński, Maciej

• P4.16: Prosodic and Gestural Features of Phrase-internal Disfluencies in Polish Spontaneous Utterances
• P4.24: Multimodal aspects of positive and negative responses in Polish task-oriented dialogues.

Kaufhold, Caroline

• P2a.20: Using Prosodic Features for Predicting Phrase Boundaries

Kawahara, Tatsuya

• P2a.21: Analysis on Prosodic Features of Japanese Reactive Tokens in Poster Conversations

Keane, Elinor

• O2.02: Long-Range Prosody Prediction and Rhythm

Kelly, Andrew

• P2b.26: Perception of anger and happiness from resynthesized speech with size-related manipulations

Kentner, Gerrit

• P1.19: The prosody of embedded coordinations in German and Hindi

Kikuchi, H.

• P2b.07: Prosody, Supporting Real-Time Conversation

Kim, Heejin

• P4.17: Acoustic Cues to Lexical Stress in Spastic Dysarthria

Kim, Inyoung

• P4.18: Stressed and unstressed morphemes in Korean spontaneous speech
• P4.19: Rhetorical prosody in French courtroom discourse

Kim, Jeesun

• O6.01: It`s all the same to me: Prosodic discrimination across speakers and face areas

Kim-Dufor, Deok-Hee

• P4.20: Perception and comprehension of linguistic and affective prosody in children with Landau-Kleffner syndrome

Kishon-Rabin, Liat

• O6.02: Psychoacoustic abilities as predictors of vocal emotion recognition

Kleber, Felicitas

• P3b.05: Semantic-context effects on lexical stress and syllable prominence
• P3b.17: Variation of pitch accent patterns in Hungarian

Klessa, Katarzyna

• P2b.22: F0 contour and segmental duration modeling using prosodic features

Kochanski, Greg

• O2.02: Long-Range Prosody Prediction and Rhythm

Koizumi, Masatoshi

• P1.45: The perception of non-native lexical pitch accent by speakers of `accentless` Japanese dialects

Kolar, Jachym

• O3.02: Comparing and Combining Modeling Techniques for Sentence Segmentation of Spoken Czech Using Textual and Prosodic Information

Koolagudi, Shashidhar

• P4.34: Characterization of emotions using dynamics of prosodic features

Koreman, Jacques

• P1.32: Quantitative Modeling of Norwegian Tonal Accents in Different Focus Conditions

Koskela, Markus

• P2a.17: Towards the Automated Visualization and Analysis of Signed Language Motion - Method and Linguistic Issues

Kotz, Sonja A.

• P4.31: The contributions of prosody and semantic context in emotional speech processing

Krivokapic, Jelena

• O7b.01: Speech Planning and Prosodic Phrase Length

Kung, Carmen

• O7b.02: What did you say just now, bitterness or wife? An ERP study on the interaction between tone, intonation and context in Cantonese Chinese

Kunter, Gero

• W1.06: Perception of Prominence Patterns in English Nominal Compounds

Kügler, Frank

• P3a.20: The prosodic expression of contrast in Hindi
• P3a.23: Prosodic cue weighting in disambiguation: Case ambiguity in German
• P3a.25: What does prosody tell us about relative clause attachments in German?
• S2.07: Experimental work on prosodically-marked information structure in selected African languages (Afroasiatic and Niger-Congo)

Külls, Daniel

• S1.02: Development of a Computer-Aided Language Learning System for Mandarin – Tone Recognition and Pronunciation Error Detection

L

Laaksonen, Jorma

• P2a.17: Towards the Automated Visualization and Analysis of Signed Language Motion - Method and Linguistic Issues

Lacheret-Dujour, Anne

• P3a.03: Is there a prosodic difference between left-dislocated and heavy subjects? Evidence from spontaneous French
• P2b.05: Toward Improved HMM-Based Speech Synthesis Using High-Level Syntactical Features
• W1.04: A Corpus-based Learning Method for Prominence Detection in Spontaneous Speech

Lai, Catherine

• P1.26: A Corpus Study of the Prosody of Polysyllabic Words in Mandarin Chinese

Lanchantin, Pierre

• P2b.05: Toward Improved HMM-Based Speech Synthesis Using High-Level Syntactical Features

Laskowski, Kornel

• P2a.22: A Frame-Synchronous Prosodic Decoder for Text-Independent Dialog Act Recognition

Latorre, Javier

• P2b.25: Automatic feature selection from a large number of features for phone duration prediction
• P1.27: Usages of an external duration model for HMM-based speech synthesis

Laukka, Petri

• P2b.03: Classification of Affective Speech using Normalized Time-Frequency Cepstra

Lavidor, Michal

• O6.02: Psychoacoustic abilities as predictors of vocal emotion recognition

Leal, Eneida Goes

• P3b.06: Post-tonic syllables and prosodic boundaries in Brazilian Portuguese

Leandro, D'Anna

• P1.38: A comparison of rhythm metrics in different speaking styles and in fifteen regional varieties of Italian

Leclercq, Audrey

• P4.21: Assessment of Prosody Disturbances in Stutterers by means of phonetic Indices

Lee, Lin-shan

• P4.39: Prosodic Patterns of Information Structure in Spoken Discourse—a Preliminary Study of Mandarin Spontaneous Lecture vs. Read Speech

Lee, Suk-Myung

• P3b.07: Analysis of emotion in speech using perceived and automatically extracted prosodic features

Lee, Sungbok

• O4.01: Evaluation of Juncture Strength using Articulatory Synthesis of Prosodic Gestures and Functional Data Analysis
• P4.28: Articulatory evidence for functional coupling of speech and non-speech motor tasks

Lee, Tan

• P2b.04: An entropy-based approach for comparing prosodic properties in tonal and pitch accent languages

Lee, Yong-cheol

• S2.02: Phonetic Realization of Contrastive Focus in Korean

Leemann, Adrian

• P1.28: Statistical Modeling of F0 and Timing of Swiss German Dialects

Lehnert-LeHouillier, Heike

• P3b.08: Prosodic strengthening in American English domain-initial vowels

Leung, Cheung-Chi

• P2b.04: An entropy-based approach for comparing prosodic properties in tonal and pitch accent languages

Li, Aijun

• P1.48: Prosodic Analysis on English Mild Imperatives of Chinese EFL Learners
• P1.49: Perception and Production of Prominence Distribution Patterns of Chinese EFL Learners
• P3b.03: A Phonetic and Phonological Analysis of Dual and Multiple Focuses
• P4.22: Prosodic Cues to Noun and Verb Categories in Infant-Directed Mandarin Speech
• O7a.03: Categorization of Lexical Tones in Mandarin-Learning Infants

Li, Chu Chu

• P3a.11: Development of Tone Sensitivity in Young Chinese Children

Li, David Cheng-Huan

• P4.13: Visual Grouping and Prosodic Grouping: Effects of Spatial Information on Prosodic Boundary Strength

Li, Haizhou

• P2b.04: An entropy-based approach for comparing prosodic properties in tonal and pitch accent languages

Li, Kun

• S1.08: Perception of English Suprasegmental Features by Non-Native Chinese Learners

Lima-Gregio, Aveliny Mantovan

• P4.23: Laryngealizations in Cleft and Non-Cleft Speech: Acoustics and Prosodic Considerations

Lintfert, Britta

• P3b.09: Quantifying developmental changes of prosodic categories
• W1.07: Acquisition and Development of Syllabic Prominence in German Speaking Style

Lippus, Pärtel

• P1.29: Variation in Vowel Quality as a Feature of Estonian Quantity

Liu, Fang

• S2.03: Single vs. double focus in English statements and yes/no questions

Liu, Yang

• O3.02: Comparing and Combining Modeling Techniques for Sentence Segmentation of Spoken Czech Using Textual and Prosodic Information

Livescu, Karen

• P2a.25: Cross-genre training for automatic prosody classification

Lleó, Conxita

• P3b.10: Sorting out the phonetics and phonology of intonation: typological and acquisition data

Lo, Wai-Kit

• S1.08: Perception of English Suprasegmental Features by Non-Native Chinese Learners

Loakes, Deborah

• P4.11: Interpreting rising intonation in Australian English

Loevenbruck, Hélène

• P4.32: An fMRI study of the perception of contrastive prosodic focus in French

Looze, Céline de

• P3b.11: Integrating Changes of Register Into Automatic Intonation Analysis

Loukina, Anastassia

• O2.02: Long-Range Prosody Prediction and Rhythm

Lu, Hsin-Yi Dora

• P1.40: Prosody Transfer and Suppression: Stages of Tone Acquisition
• S1.06: An Adaptive Training Program for Tone Acquisition

Lucente, Luciana

• P3b.12: The role of alignment and height in the perception of LH contours

Ludusan, Bogdan

• P2b.08: Automatic classification of emotions via global and local prosodic features on a multilingual emotional database
• P2a.23: Syllable classification using static matrices and prosodic features
• W1.01: Pitch Behavior Detection for Automatic Prominence Recognition

Luo, Lidong

• P2b.28: Integration of Intonation in F0 Trajectory prediction using MSD-HMMs

M

Ma, Bin

• P2b.04: An entropy-based approach for comparing prosodic properties in tonal and pitch accent languages

Mac, Dang-Khoa

• P2a.24: Cross-cultural perception of Vietnamese Audio-Visual prosodic attitudes

Magne, Cyrille

• O2.03: Influence of Metrical Expectancy on Reading Words: An ERP Study

Maity, Sudhamay

• P4.34: Characterization of emotions using dynamics of prosodic features

Makarova, Veronika

• O3.03: Whispered Speech Prosody Modeling for TTS Synthesis

Malisz, Zofia

• P4.24: Multimodal aspects of positive and negative responses in Polish task-oriented dialogues.

Mallidi, Sri Harish Reddy

• P1.30: Incorporation of Excitation Source and Duration Variations in Speech Synthesized at Different Speaking Rates

Malvessi-Mittmann, Maryualê

• W1.09: Challenging the Perceptual Relevance of Prosodic Breaks in Multilingual Spontaneous Speech. Corpora: C-ORAL-BRASIL / C-ORAL-ROM

Mamede, Nuno

• P2b.01: Prosodically-based automatic segmentation and punctuation

Mameni, Morgan

• P3a.27: The Prosody and Meaning of Wh-Questions in American English

Manis, Kim

• S1.05: Perception of English Prominence by Native Mandarin Chinese Speakers

Marandin, Jean-Marie

• P3a.05: Information Focus in French

Mareüil, Philippe Boula de

• P1.24: Polish-accented French prosody in perception and production: transfer or universal acquisition process?

Margolis, Anna

• P2a.25: Cross-genre training for automatic prosody classification

Marin, Stefania

• P4.15: The interaction between prosodic boundaries and accent in the production of sibilants

Martin, Philippe

• P4.25: Prosodic structure revisited: a cognitive approach
• S1.04: Learning the prosodic structure of a foreign language with a pitch visualizer
• W1.08: Prominence Detection without Syllabic Segmentation

Mascaró, Ignasi

• O5.05: When intonation plays the main character: information- vs. confirmation-seeking questions in Majorcan Catalan

Mata, Ana Isabel

• P3b.13: On the Intonation of Confirmation-Seeking Requests in Child-Directed Speech
• P2b.01: Prosodically-based automatic segmentation and punctuation

Mathon, Catherine

• P4.19: Rhetorical prosody in French courtroom discourse

Mathur, Gaurav

• O4.02: Prosody and Movement in American Sign Language: A Task-Dynamics Approach

Mattys, Sven L.

• O2.04: Segmentation Cues in Spontaneous and Read Speech

Mazuka, Reiko

• P1.45: The perception of non-native lexical pitch accent by speakers of `accentless` Japanese dialects

McAleavey, Stephen

• P3b.08: Prosodic strengthening in American English domain-initial vowels

McDonough, Joyce

• P3b.08: Prosodic strengthening in American English domain-initial vowels

Meinedo, Hugo

• P2b.01: Prosodically-based automatic segmentation and punctuation

Meireles, Alexsandro R.

• P1.31: Speech rate and rhythmic variation in Brazilian Portuguese

Mello, Heliana

• W1.09: Challenging the Perceptual Relevance of Prosodic Breaks in Multilingual Spontaneous Speech. Corpora: C-ORAL-BRASIL / C-ORAL-ROM

Menezes, Caroline

• P2a.26: Comparison between linguistic and affective perception of sad and happy – A cross-linguistic study

Meng, Helen

• S1.08: Perception of English Suprasegmental Features by Non-Native Chinese Learners

Metze, Florian

• P2b.09: Approaching Multilingual Emotion Recognition from Speech - On Language Dependency of Acoustic/Prosodic Features for Anger Detection

Michelas, Amandine

• P3a.17: Embedded register levels and prosodic phrasing in French
• P3b.14: Durational Cues and Prosodic Phrasing in French: Evidence for the Intermediate Phrase
• O7b.03: Accentual Phrase boundaries and lexical access in French

Midha, Swati

• O2.03: Influence of Metrical Expectancy on Reading Words: An ERP Study

Minematsu, Nobuaki

• P2b.24: Generation of Fundamental Frequency Contours of Mandarin in HMM-based Speech Synthesis using Generation Process Model
• P2b.06: Realization of Prosodic Focuses in Corpus-based Generation of Fundamental Frequency Contours of Japanese Based on the Generation Process Model
• P2a.27: A Modulation-demodulation Model of Speech Communication

Minker, Wolfgang

• O3.04: Modeling A-Priori Likelihoods for Angry User Turns with Hidden Markov Models

Mithen, Steven

• K4.01: The Co-Evolution of Music and Language

Mixdorff, Hansjörg

• P2a.13: Alignment of F0 model parameters with final and non-final accents in Argentinean Spanish
• P2a.02: Unresolved Anger: Prosodic analysis and classification of speech from a therapeutical setting
• P1.32: Quantitative Modeling of Norwegian Tonal Accents in Different Focus Conditions
• S1.02: Development of a Computer-Aided Language Learning System for Mandarin – Tone Recognition and Pronunciation Error Detection
• S1.01: Prosodic Analysis of German Produced by Russian and Chinese Learners

Mo, Yoonsook

• P3b.15: Prosodic effects on temporal structure of monosyllabic CVC words in American English
• P3a.14: Shifting Chicago vowels: prosody and sound change
• P2a.15: Prosody-Dependent Acoustic Modeling Using Variable-Parameter Hidden Markov Models

Moers, Donata

• P2a.28: Integrating a Fast Speech Corpus in Unit Selection Speech Synthesis: Experiments on Perception, Segmentation, and Duration Prediction

Mok, Peggy Pik-Ki

• P3b.16: Perception of the merging tones in Hong Kong Cantonese: preliminary data on monosyllables
• P1.33: Production of the merging tones in Hong Kong Cantonese: preliminary data on monosyllables

Moneglia, Massimo

• W1.09: Challenging the Perceptual Relevance of Prosodic Breaks in Multilingual Spontaneous Speech. Corpora: C-ORAL-BRASIL / C-ORAL-ROM

Monetta, Laura

• P4.31: The contributions of prosody and semantic context in emotional speech processing

Moniz, Helena

• P2b.01: Prosodically-based automatic segmentation and punctuation

Monzo, C.

• P2b.02: Expressive speech style transformation: voice quality and prosody modification using a harmonic plus noise model

Moraes, João Antônio de

• P3a.09: Listeners’ Ability to Identify Professional Speaking Styles Based on Prosodic Cues
• P4.26: Multimodal perception and production of attitudinal meaning in Brazilian Portuguese
• P3a.08: Characterizing Variation in Fundamental Frequency Contours of Professional Speaking Styles

Mota, Bruno Alberto de Oliveira

• P4.26: Multimodal perception and production of attitudinal meaning in Brazilian Portuguese

Moubayed, Samer al

• W1.10: Automatic Prominence Classification in Swedish

Mustanoja, Liisa

• P1.36: Assessing Rhythmic Differences with Synchronous Speech

Mády, Katalin

• O5.02: Effects of lexical stress and speech rate on the quantity and quality of Slovak vowels
• P3b.17: Variation of pitch accent patterns in Hungarian

Möbius, Bernd

• P2a.28: Integrating a Fast Speech Corpus in Unit Selection Speech Synthesis: Experiments on Perception, Segmentation, and Duration Prediction
• P3b.09: Quantifying developmental changes of prosodic categories
• W1.02: The Effect of Priming on the Correlations between Prominence Ratings and Acoustic Features
• W1.07: Acquisition and Development of Syllabic Prominence in German Speaking Style

Müllers, Filip

• P2a.28: Integrating a Fast Speech Corpus in Unit Selection Speech Synthesis: Experiments on Perception, Segmentation, and Duration Prediction

N

Nakagawa, Seiji

• P2a.19: An Evaluation of Bone-conducted Ultrasonic Hearing Aid regarding Perception of Paralinguistic Information

Nam, Hosung

• O4.02: Prosody and Movement in American Sign Language: A Task-Dynamics Approach

Name, Cristina

• P4.02: Phonological Phrase Boundary Restrictions in Lexical Access by BP Adult Speakers

Narayanan, Shrikanth

• O6.03: A Joint Acoustic-Articulatory Study of Nasal Spectral Reduction in Read Versus Spontaneous Speaking Styles
• K1.01: Enriching Speech Engineering

Neiberg, Daniel

• P2b.03: Classification of Affective Speech using Normalized Time-Frequency Cepstra

Nemoto, Rena

• P1.34: Investigation of lexical f0 and duration patterns in French using large broadcast news speech corpora

Nespoulous, Jean-Luc

• P4.20: Perception and comprehension of linguistic and affective prosody in children with Landau-Kleffner syndrome
• P4.35: The effect of levodopa on speech in Parkinson`s disease: musical’ scale study

Nesterenko, Irina

• P3b.18: Prosody in a corpus of French spontaneous speech: perception, annotation and prosody ~ syntax interaction

Ng, Raymond W. M.

• P2b.04: An entropy-based approach for comparing prosodic properties in tonal and pitch accent languages

Niebuhr, Oliver

• S3.04: Alignment perception of high intonational plateaux in Italian and German
• P4.27: On pitch-accent identification – The role of syllable duration and intensity
• S3.03: Shaping phrase-final rising intonation in German
• P3b.05: Semantic-context effects on lexical stress and syllable prominence

Nieminen, Tommi

• P1.36: Assessing Rhythmic Differences with Synchronous Speech

Nolan, Francis

• P3b.02: Segmentation of the Accentual Phrase in Seoul Korean

Novick, David G.

• O6.05: Lexico-Prosodic Anomalies in Dialog

Nurminen, Jani

• O3.05: Analysis of Duration Prediction Accuracy in HMM-Based Speech Synthesis

Nöth, Elmar

• P2b.17: Word Accent and Emotion
• P2a.20: Using Prosodic Features for Predicting Phrase Boundaries
• S1.03: Automatic Assessment of Non-Native Prosody for English as L2

O

Obin, Nicolas

• P2b.05: Toward Improved HMM-Based Speech Synthesis Using High-Level Syntactical Features

Ochi, Keiko

• P2b.06: Realization of Prosodic Focuses in Corpus-based Generation of Fundamental Frequency Contours of Japanese Based on the Generation Process Model

Ohsuga, T.

• P2b.07: Prosody, Supporting Real-Time Conversation

Oller, D. Kimbrough

• P4.05: Dynamic Indicators of Mother-Infant Prosodic and Illocutionary Coordination

Oohashi, H.

• P2b.07: Prosody, Supporting Real-Time Conversation

Origlia, Antonio

• P2b.08: Automatic classification of emotions via global and local prosodic features on a multilingual emotional database
• P2a.23: Syllable classification using static matrices and prosodic features
• W1.01: Pitch Behavior Detection for Automatic Prominence Recognition

Ostendorf, Mari

• P2a.25: Cross-genre training for automatic prosody classification
• K3.01: Representations of Prosody in Computational Models for Language Processing

Ou, Shu-chen

• P1.35: Identification and Discrimination of Word Stress by Taiwanese EFL Learners

O’Dell, Michael L.

• P1.36: Assessing Rhythmic Differences with Synchronous Speech

O’Reilly, Maria

• S2.04: Focus in Donegal Irish (Gaelic) and Donegal English bilinguals

P

Packard, Jerry

• S1.06: An Adaptive Training Program for Tone Acquisition

Parrell, Benjamin

• O4.01: Evaluation of Juncture Strength using Articulatory Synthesis of Prosodic Gestures and Functional Data Analysis
• P4.28: Articulatory evidence for functional coupling of speech and non-speech motor tasks

Patel, Aniruddh D.

• P4.29: The role of F0 variation in the intelligibility of Mandarin sentences
• K5.01: Hidden Connections Between Linguistic and Musical Melody

Patel, Sona

• P4.30: Acoustic Markers of Emotion Based on Voice Physiology

Payne, Elinor

• P1.06: Word prosody in early child Catalan, Spanish and English
• P3b.19: A cross-linguistic study of prosodic lengthening in child-directed speech
• P1.46: Early Acquisition of F0 Alignment and Scaling Patterns in Catalan and Spanish
• P1.37: Speech rhythm as durational marking of prosodic heads and edges. Evidence from Catalan, English, and Spanish

Pell, Marc D.

• P4.31: The contributions of prosody and semantic context in emotional speech processing
• P4.08: Hemispheric contributions for processing pitch and speech rate cues to emotion: fMRI data

Pellom, Bryan

• S1.07: Testing Suprasegmental English Through Parroting

Perlman, Adrienne

• P4.17: Acoustic Cues to Lexical Stress in Spastic Dysarthria

Perrone, Marcela

• P4.32: An fMRI study of the perception of contrastive prosodic focus in French

Petrone, Caterina

• S3.06: At the interface between phonetics and pragmatics: Non local F0 effects on the perception of Cosenza Italian tunes

Petrushin, Valery A.

• O3.03: Whispered Speech Prosody Modeling for TTS Synthesis

Pešková, Andrea

• P1.18: Prosodic Phrasing in Argentinean Spanish: Buenos Aires and Neuquén

Pfitzinger, Hartmut R.

• P2a.13: Alignment of F0 model parameters with final and non-final accents in Argentinean Spanish
• P4.27: On pitch-accent identification – The role of syllable duration and intensity
• S1.01: Prosodic Analysis of German Produced by Russian and Chinese Learners

Piccaluga, Myriam

• P4.21: Assessment of Prosody Disturbances in Stutterers by means of phonetic Indices

Pichat, Cédric

• P4.32: An fMRI study of the perception of contrastive prosodic focus in French

Polyanskaya, Marina

• P1.54: English Rhythmic Structure and Tone-Units Perception by the Speakers of Chinese

Polzehl, Tim

• O3.04: Modeling A-Priori Likelihoods for Angry User Turns with Hidden Markov Models
• P2b.09: Approaching Multilingual Emotion Recognition from Speech - On Language Dependency of Acoustic/Prosodic Features for Anger Detection

Pon-Barry, Heather

• P2b.10: Assessing Self-awareness and Transparency when Classifying a Speaker’s Level of Certainty

Poon, Matthew

• P1.14: A Model for Rhythmicity in Spoken Cantonese

Portes, Cristel

• P3a.05: Information Focus in French

Post, Brechtje

• P1.06: Word prosody in early child Catalan, Spanish and English
• P3b.19: A cross-linguistic study of prosodic lengthening in child-directed speech
• P1.46: Early Acquisition of F0 Alignment and Scaling Patterns in Catalan and Spanish
• P4.46: Aperiodicity at Topic Structure Boundaries
• P1.37: Speech rhythm as durational marking of prosodic heads and edges. Evidence from Catalan, English, and Spanish

Pouplier, Marianne

• P4.15: The interaction between prosodic boundaries and accent in the production of sibilants

Prahallad, Kishore

• P2b.11: Semi-Supervised Learning of Acoustic Driven Prosodic Phrase Breaks for Text-to-Speech Systems

Prasanna, S R M

• P2b.12: Fast Prosody Modification using Instants of Significant Excitation

Prieto, Pilar

• S3.02: The role of pitch range in establishing intonational contrasts in Catalan
• P3a.15: Information seeking questions and incredulity questions: gradual or categorical contrast?
• O5.05: When intonation plays the main character: information- vs. confirmation-seeking questions in Majorcan Catalan
• P1.06: Word prosody in early child Catalan, Spanish and English
• P3b.19: A cross-linguistic study of prosodic lengthening in child-directed speech
• P1.46: Early Acquisition of F0 Alignment and Scaling Patterns in Catalan and Spanish
• P1.37: Speech rhythm as durational marking of prosodic heads and edges. Evidence from Catalan, English, and Spanish

Prom-on, Santitham

• P3b.20: The qTA Toolkit for Prosody: Learning Underlying Parameters of Communicative Functions through Modeling

Prsir, Tea

• P4.33: Reset inclination and prosodic parallelism in expressive speech

R

Raghavendra, E. Veera

• P2b.11: Semi-Supervised Learning of Acoustic Driven Prosodic Phrase Breaks for Text-to-Speech Systems

Rainò, Päivi

• P2a.17: Towards the Automated Visualization and Analysis of Signed Language Motion - Method and Linguistic Issues

Rakow, Martin

• P3b.10: Sorting out the phonetics and phonology of intonation: typological and acquisition data

Ramanarayanan, Vikram

• O6.03: A Joint Acoustic-Articulatory Study of Nasal Spectral Reduction in Read Versus Spontaneous Speaking Styles

Rao, K Sreenivasa

• P2b.12: Fast Prosody Modification using Instants of Significant Excitation
• P4.34: Characterization of emotions using dynamics of prosodic features

Raso, Tommaso

• W1.09: Challenging the Perceptual Relevance of Prosodic Breaks in Multilingual Spontaneous Speech. Corpora: C-ORAL-BRASIL / C-ORAL-ROM

Rathcke, Tamara

• O7a.02: On the Speech-To-Song Illusion: Evidence from German

Rauch, Olesya

• O2.04: Segmentation Cues in Spontaneous and Read Speech

Rauzy, Stéphane

• P3b.18: Prosody in a corpus of French spontaneous speech: perception, annotation and prosody ~ syntax interaction

Rebordao, Antonio Rui Ferreira

• P2b.18: Improving TTS Synthesis for Emotional Expressivity by a Prosodic Parameterization of Affect based on Linguistic Analysis

Reddy, Ramu

• P4.34: Characterization of emotions using dynamics of prosodic features

Redeker, Gisela

• O7a.01: ERP correlates of focus accentuation in Dutch
• S2.01: Focus particles and prosody processing in Dutch: Evidence from ERPs

Reichel, Uwe D.

• P2b.13: Removing micromelody from fundamental frequency contours

Reis, César

• P4.03: The speech prosody of people with stuttering and developmental apraxia: the efficacy of an intervention program

Ren, P. Lin

• P2b.19: Are torso movements during speech timed with intonational phrases?

Riester, Arndt

• P3a.04: Annotating Information Status in Spontaneous Speech

Rigaldie, Karine

• P4.35: The effect of levodopa on speech in Parkinson`s disease: musical’ scale study

Rilliard, Albert

• P2a.04: Prosodic Correlates of Acted vs. Spontaneous Discrimination of Expressive Speech: A Pilot Study
• P2a.08: Calliphony: A system for real-time gestural modification of intonation and rhythm
• O6.04: Learning effect of prosodic social affects for Japanese learners of French language
• P4.26: Multimodal perception and production of attitudinal meaning in Brazilian Portuguese
• P2a.24: Cross-cultural perception of Vietnamese Audio-Visual prosodic attitudes

Rochman, Daniel

• P2a.02: Unresolved Anger: Prosodic analysis and classification of speech from a therapeutical setting

Rodero, Enma

• P1.17: Combining greedy algorithms with expert guided manipulation for the definition of a balanced prosodic Spanish-Catalan radio news corpus

Rodet, Xavier

• P2b.05: Toward Improved HMM-Based Speech Synthesis Using High-Level Syntactical Features

Roekhaut, Sophie

• P2b.14: A Model for Varying Speaking Style in TTS systems
• P3a.22: Prominence and accentuation in French. A corpus-based account

Romportl, Jan

• P2b.15: Automatic Prosodic Phrase Annotation in a Corpus for Speech Synthesis

Rosa, Giordano

• P1.38: A comparison of rhythm metrics in different speaking styles and in fifteen regional varieties of Italian

Rosenberg, Andrew

• S1.05: Perception of English Prominence by Native Mandarin Chinese Speakers
• W1.11: Production of English Prominence by Native Mandarin Chinese Speakers

Rosner, Burton

• O2.02: Long-Range Prosody Prediction and Rhythm

Ross, Tristie

• P1.05: Rhythm classes and speech perception

Round, Erich

• P4.36: Tone height binarity and register in intonation: the case from Kayardild (Australian)

Roustan, Benjamin

• P4.37: Co-Production of Contrastive Prosodic Focus and Manual Gestures: Temporal Coordination and Effects on the Acoustic and Articulatory Correlates of Focus

Roy, Brandon

• P4.40: Effects of Caregiver Prosody on Child Language Acquisition

Roy, Deb

• P4.40: Effects of Caregiver Prosody on Child Language Acquisition

Rytting, C. Anton

• P4.04: Non-Contrastive Voice Quality Characteristics of Northern Vietnamese Tones

Röhr, Christine Tanja

• P3b.21: Prosodic Marking of Information Status in German

S

Saltzman, Elliot

• O4.02: Prosody and Movement in American Sign Language: A Task-Dynamics Approach

Santos, Ana Lúcia

• P3b.13: On the Intonation of Confirmation-Seeking Requests in Child-Directed Speech

Santos, Raquel Santana

• P3b.06: Post-tonic syllables and prosodic boundaries in Brazilian Portuguese

Sappok, Christopher

• P1.39: The Quantitative Organization of Speech

Sato, Marc

• P4.32: An fMRI study of the perception of contrastive prosodic focus in French

Savy, Renata

• P3b.22: A corpus-based study on syntactic and phonetic prosodic phrasing boundaries in spontaneous Italian speech

Schade, Ulrich

• P3b.25: Accentuation, Uncertainty and Exhaustivity - Towards a Model of Pragmatic Focus Interpretation

Schafer, Amy J.

• P4.10: Online construction of implicature through contrastive prosody

Scherer, Klaus R.

• P4.30: Acoustic Markers of Emotion Based on Voice Physiology

Schmitt, Alexander

• O3.04: Modeling A-Priori Likelihoods for Angry User Turns with Hidden Markov Models
• P2b.09: Approaching Multilingual Emotion Recognition from Speech - On Language Dependency of Acoustic/Prosodic Features for Anger Detection

Schriefers, Herbert

• O7b.02: What did you say just now, bitterness or wife? An ERP study on the interaction between tone, intonation and context in Cantonese Chinese

Schröder, Bernhard

• P3b.25: Accentuation, Uncertainty and Exhaustivity - Towards a Model of Pragmatic Focus Interpretation

Schuller, Bjoern

• P2b.17: Word Accent and Emotion

Schweitzer, Antje

• P3b.09: Quantifying developmental changes of prosodic categories

Schötz, Susanne

• P2b.16: Simulating Intonation in Regional Varieties of Swedish
• P4.38: Phrase-initial pitch patterns in South Swedish

Seppi, Dino

• P2b.17: Word Accent and Emotion

Serridge, Ben

• P3a.09: Listeners’ Ability to Identify Professional Speaking Styles Based on Prosodic Cues
• P3a.08: Characterizing Variation in Fundamental Frequency Contours of Professional Speaking Styles

Seyyedsalehi, Seyyed Ali

• P2a.05: A New Bidirectional Neural Network Model for the Acoustic-Articulatory Inversion Mapping For Speech Recognition
• P2a.06: A Novel Feature Extraction for Neural – based Modes in Acoustic-Articulatory Inversion Mapping

Shaikh, Mostafa Al Masum

• P2b.18: Improving TTS Synthesis for Emotional Expressivity by a Prosodic Parameterization of Affect based on Linguistic Analysis

Shattuck-Hufnagel, Stefanie

• P4.42: Prosodic Effects of Discourse Salience and Association with Focus
• S3.01: The effect of global F0 contour shape on the perception of tonal timing contrasts in American English intonation
• P2b.19: Are torso movements during speech timed with intonational phrases?

Shi, Rushen

• P4.22: Prosodic Cues to Noun and Verb Categories in Infant-Directed Mandarin Speech
• O7a.03: Categorization of Lexical Tones in Mandarin-Learning Infants

Shieber, Stuart

• P2b.10: Assessing Self-awareness and Transparency when Classifying a Speaker’s Level of Certainty

Shih, Chilin

• P4.43: Articulatory Effort in Different Speaking Rates
• O2.02: Long-Range Prosody Prediction and Rhythm
• P1.40: Prosody Transfer and Suppression: Stages of Tone Acquisition
• S1.06: An Adaptive Training Program for Tone Acquisition

Shochi, Takaaki

• O6.04: Learning effect of prosodic social affects for Japanese learners of French language
• P4.26: Multimodal perception and production of attitudinal meaning in Brazilian Portuguese

Shu, Hua

• P3a.11: Development of Tone Sensitivity in Young Chinese Children

Siebenhaar, Beat

• P1.28: Statistical Modeling of F0 and Timing of Swiss German Dialects

Silber-Varod, Vered

• P3b.23: Phonological Aspects of Hesitation Disfluencies

Silén, Hanna

• O3.05: Analysis of Duration Prediction Accuracy in HMM-Based Speech Synthesis

Simon, Anne-Catherine

• P2b.14: A Model for Varying Speaking Style in TTS systems
• P3a.22: Prominence and accentuation in French. A corpus-based account
• W1.03: C-PROM. An annotated Corpus for French Prominence Studies.

Skopeteas, Stavros

• P1.41: Effect of narrow focus on the tonal realization in Georgian

Socoro, J.C.

• P2b.02: Expressive speech style transformation: voice quality and prosody modification using a harmonic plus noise model

Sommerfeld, Esther

• P3a.23: Prosodic cue weighting in disambiguation: Case ambiguity in German

Song, Ziang

• P1.52: Perception of Foreign Accent in Spontaneous L2 English Speech

Sosa, Juan M.

• P3a.27: The Prosody and Meaning of Wh-Questions in American English

Stanley, Theban

• S1.07: Testing Suprasegmental English Through Parroting

Steidl, Stefan

• P2b.17: Word Accent and Emotion

Steinhauer, Karsten

• P4.01: Age differences in electrophysiological correlates of cross-modal phrasal interpretation

Stowe, Laurie A.

• O7a.01: ERP correlates of focus accentuation in Dutch
• S2.01: Focus particles and prosody processing in Dutch: Evidence from ERPs

Strecha, Guntram

• P2a.16: Resynthesis of Prosodic Information Using the Cepstrum Vocoder

Su, Zhao-yu

• P4.39: Prosodic Patterns of Information Structure in Spoken Discourse—a Preliminary Study of Mandarin Spontaneous Lecture vs. Read Speech

Sui, Yanyan

• P1.26: A Corpus Study of the Prosody of Polysyllabic Words in Mandarin Chinese

Sun, Jia

• P1.48: Prosodic Analysis on English Mild Imperatives of Chinese EFL Learners

Sun, Lu

• S1.06: An Adaptive Training Program for Tone Acquisition

Sundberg, Johan

• P4.30: Acoustic Markers of Emotion Based on Voice Physiology

Suni, Antti

• P3a.02: Intonation of Finnish Verbs

Swerts, Marc

• O1.06: Prosodic transfer in Black South African English

T

Tahon, Marie

• P2b.20: Acoustic Measures characterizing anger across corpora collected in artificial or natural context

Takanashi, Katsuya

• P2a.21: Analysis on Prosodic Features of Japanese Reactive Tokens in Poster Conversations

Takeyasu, Hajime

• O5.04: Effects of a Dynamic F0 on the Perceived Vowel Duration in Japanese

Takiguchi, Izumi

• O5.04: Effects of a Dynamic F0 on the Perceived Vowel Duration in Japanese

Tauscher, E.

• P2b.19: Are torso movements during speech timed with intonational phrases?

Tepperman, Joseph

• S1.07: Testing Suprasegmental English Through Parroting

Tohidypour, Hamid Reza

• P2a.05: A New Bidirectional Neural Network Model for the Acoustic-Articulatory Inversion Mapping For Speech Recognition
• P2a.06: A Novel Feature Extraction for Neural – based Modes in Acoustic-Articulatory Inversion Mapping

Torppa, Ritva

• S2.05: Acquisition of focus by normal hearing and Cochlear Implanted children: The role of musical experience

Torres, Humberto

• P2a.13: Alignment of F0 model parameters with final and non-final accents in Argentinean Spanish

Torres-Tamarit, Francesc

• O5.05: When intonation plays the main character: information- vs. confirmation-seeking questions in Majorcan Catalan

Tortel, Anne

• P1.42: Rhythm Metrics and the Production of L1/L2

Tozetti, João Paulo

• P1.31: Speech rate and rhythmic variation in Brazilian Portuguese

Trancoso, Isabel

• P2b.01: Prosodically-based automatic segmentation and punctuation

Traum, David

• P2a.03: Prediction and Realisation of Conversational Characteristics by Utilising Spontaneous Speech for Unit Selection

Tsay, Jane

• P3a.12: Phonetic Realization of Suffix vs. Non-suffix Morphemes in Taiwanese

Tseng, Chiu-yu

• P4.39: Prosodic Patterns of Information Structure in Spoken Discourse—a Preliminary Study of Mandarin Spontaneous Lecture vs. Read Speech

Tsirulnik, Liliya I.

• O3.03: Whispered Speech Prosody Modeling for TTS Synthesis

Twist, Alina

• P4.04: Non-Contrastive Voice Quality Characteristics of Northern Vietnamese Tones

Tyrone, Martha E.

• O4.02: Prosody and Movement in American Sign Language: A Task-Dynamics Approach

U

Udofot, Inyang

• O1.05: Word melodies vs. pitch accents: A perceptual evaluation of terracing contours in British and Nigerian English

Ulbrich, Christiane

• P1.43: Belfast Intonation in L2 speech

Ullakonoja, Riikka

• P1.44: Pitch contours in Russian yes/no questions by Finns

Utsugi, Akira

• P1.45: The perception of non-native lexical pitch accent by speakers of `accentless` Japanese dialects

V

Vainio, Martti

• P3a.02: Intonation of Finnish Verbs
• S2.05: Acquisition of focus by normal hearing and Cochlear Implanted children: The role of musical experience

Vanrell, Maria del Mar

• S3.02: The role of pitch range in establishing intonational contrasts in Catalan
• P3a.15: Information seeking questions and incredulity questions: gradual or categorical contrast?
• O5.05: When intonation plays the main character: information- vs. confirmation-seeking questions in Majorcan Catalan
• P1.06: Word prosody in early child Catalan, Spanish and English
• P3b.19: A cross-linguistic study of prosodic lengthening in child-directed speech
• P1.46: Early Acquisition of F0 Alignment and Scaling Patterns in Catalan and Spanish
• P1.37: Speech rhythm as durational marking of prosodic heads and edges. Evidence from Catalan, English, and Spanish

Vega, Alejandro

• O6.05: Lexico-Prosodic Anomalies in Dialog

Veilleux, Nanette

• S3.01: The effect of global F0 contour shape on the perception of tonal timing contrasts in American English intonation
• P4.06: Gestural Cues of Discourse Segmentation

Vella, Alexandra

• P3b.24: Asking or not asking in Maltese: that is the question

Victorri, Bernard

• W1.04: A Corpus-based Learning Method for Prominence Detection in Spontaneous Speech

Vigouroux, Nadine

• P4.35: The effect of levodopa on speech in Parkinson`s disease: musical’ scale study

Vlasenko, Bogdan

• P2b.21: Modeling affected user behavior during human-machine interaction

Voghera, Miriam

• P3b.22: A corpus-based study on syntactic and phonetic prosodic phrasing boundaries in spontaneous Italian speech

Vosoughi, Soroush

• P4.40: Effects of Caregiver Prosody on Child Language Acquisition

W

Wagner, Agnieszka

• P2b.22: F0 contour and segmental duration modeling using prosodic features
• P2b.23: Acoustic Cues for Automatic Determination of Phrasing

Wagner, Michael

• P4.41: Relative Prosodic Boundary Strength and Prior Bias in Disambiguation
• P4.42: Prosodic Effects of Discourse Salience and Association with Focus

Wagner, Petra

• P2a.28: Integrating a Fast Speech Corpus in Unit Selection Speech Synthesis: Experiments on Perception, Segmentation, and Duration Prediction
• P1.47: Two Sides of the Same Coin? Investigating Iambic and Trochaic Timing and Prominence in German Poetry
• W1.02: The Effect of Priming on the Correlations between Prominence Ratings and Acoustic Features

Wang, Bei

• P4.29: The role of F0 variation in the intelligibility of Mandarin sentences

Wang, Miaomiao

• P2b.24: Generation of Fundamental Frequency Contours of Mandarin in HMM-based Speech Synthesis using Generation Process Model

Wang, Min

• P3a.11: Development of Tone Sensitivity in Young Chinese Children

Wang, Xia

• P1.48: Prosodic Analysis on English Mild Imperatives of Chinese EFL Learners
• P1.49: Perception and Production of Prominence Distribution Patterns of Chinese EFL Learners

Wang, Yih-Ru

• P2a.10: Prosody Labeling and Modeling for Mandarin Spontaneous Speech

Wang, Yue

• O1.04: The role of musical experience in Cantonese lexical tone perception by native speakers of Thai

Ward, Nigel G.

• O6.05: Lexico-Prosodic Anomalies in Dialog

Warlaumont, Anne S.

• P4.05: Dynamic Indicators of Mother-Infant Prosodic and Illocutionary Coordination

Wayland, Ratree

• P1.21: The Production of Coarticulated Mandarin Tones by Inexperienced and Experienced English Speakers of Mandarin

Webster, Gabriel

• P2b.25: Automatic feature selection from a large number of features for phone duration prediction

Wei, Si

• S1.02: Development of a Computer-Aided Language Learning System for Mandarin – Tone Recognition and Pronunciation Error Detection

Weilhammer, Karl

• S1.03: Automatic Assessment of Non-Native Prosody for English as L2

Weishaar, Kyle

• P1.11: Speech is “heterometric”: The changing rhythms of speech
• P1.14: A Model for Rhythmicity in Spoken Cantonese

Wendemuth, Andreas

• P2b.21: Modeling affected user behavior during human-machine interaction

White, Laurence

• O2.04: Segmentation Cues in Spontaneous and Read Speech

Wiget, Lukas

• O2.04: Segmentation Cues in Spontaneous and Read Speech

Winkelmann, Raphael

• P2b.13: Removing micromelody from fundamental frequency contours

Winter, Bodo

• P4.12: Acoustic correlates of politeness: prosodic and voice quality measures in polite and informal speech of Korean and German speakers

Wollermann, Charlotte

• P3b.25: Accentuation, Uncertainty and Exhaustivity - Towards a Model of Pragmatic Focus Interpretation

Wolski, Lukasz

• P3b.09: Quantifying developmental changes of prosodic categories

Wong, Peggy Wai-Yi

• P3b.16: Perception of the merging tones in Hong Kong Cantonese: preliminary data on monosyllables
• P1.33: Production of the merging tones in Hong Kong Cantonese: preliminary data on monosyllables

Wu, Chen-huei

• P4.43: Articulatory Effort in Different Speaking Rates

Wu, E-Chin

• P1.50: The Effect of Min Proficiency on the Realization of Mandarin Tones in Mandarin-Min Bilinguals

Wu, Han

• P3a.11: Development of Tone Sensitivity in Young Chinese Children

Wu, Wing Li

• S2.06: Prosodic Focus in Hong Kong Cantonese without Post-focus Compression

X

Xiong, Ziyu

• P3b.03: A Phonetic and Phonological Analysis of Dual and Multiple Focuses
• P1.22: Lhasa Tones

Xu, Nan

• P4.44: The Disassociation between Intonation and Tone in Cantonese Infant-Directed Speech

Xu, Yi

• P2b.26: Perception of anger and happiness from resynthesized speech with size-related manipulations
• S2.02: Phonetic Realization of Contrastive Focus in Korean
• P3b.20: The qTA Toolkit for Prosody: Learning Underlying Parameters of Communicative Functions through Modeling
• S2.06: Prosodic Focus in Hong Kong Cantonese without Post-focus Compression
• P4.29: The role of F0 variation in the intelligibility of Mandarin sentences

Y

Yang, Chunsheng

• P3b.26: Prosodic marking of topic constructions in Mandarin Chinese

Yang, Li-chiung

• P2b.27: Meaning and Context: Prosodic Variations of Interjections in Conversational Speech
• P4.45: Harmony and Tension in Mandarin Chinese Prosody: Constraints and Opportunities of Lexical Tones in Discourse Markers

Yegnanarayana, B

• P1.30: Incorporation of Excitation Source and Duration Variations in Speech Synthesized at Different Speaking Rates
• P2b.12: Fast Prosody Modification using Instants of Significant Excitation

Yeh, Chia-Hsin

• P3b.27: Comparison of Phonetic Naturalness between Rising-falling and Fallig-rising Tonal Patterns in Taiwan Mandarin

Yoon, Tae-Jin

• P1.51: Capturing Inter-speaker Invariance Using Statistical Measures of Rhythm
• W1.12: Speaker Consistency in the Realization of Prosodic Prominence in the Boston University Radio Speech Corpus

Yu, Hsiu-Min

• P2a.10: Prosody Labeling and Modeling for Mandarin Spontaneous Speech

Yuan, Jiahong

• P1.26: A Corpus Study of the Prosody of Polysyllabic Words in Mandarin Chinese
• P1.52: Perception of Foreign Accent in Spontaneous L2 English Speech

Yvert, Gaëtan

• P4.32: An fMRI study of the perception of contrastive prosodic focus in French

Z

Zadeh, Vahideh Abolhasani

• P1.53: The position of clitics in Persian intonational structure

Zavyalova, Victoria

• P1.54: English Rhythmic Structure and Tone-Units Perception by the Speakers of Chinese

Zellers, Margaret

• P4.46: Aperiodicity at Topic Structure Boundaries

Zerbian, Sabine

• O1.06: Prosodic transfer in Black South African English
• P1.55: Word-level prosody in Sotho-Tswana
• S2.07: Experimental work on prosodically-marked information structure in selected African languages (Afroasiatic and Niger-Congo)

Zhang, Shuang

• S1.08: Perception of English Suprasegmental Features by Non-Native Chinese Learners

Zou, Xiaojun

• P2b.28: Integration of Intonation in F0 Trajectory prediction using MSD-HMMs