Ambulatory Monitoring of Daily Voice Use

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Many common voice disorders are chronic or recurring conditions likely to result from faulty and/or abusive patterns of vocal behavior. Such behaviorally based disorders can be difficult to assess accurately in the clinical setting and potentially could be much better characterized by long-term ambulatory monitoring of vocal function as individuals engage… (More)

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Voicing and silence periods in daily and weekly vocalizations of teachers.

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Peter S Popolo, Jan G Svec, Ingo R Titze
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Estimation of sound pressure levels of voiced speech from skin vibration of the neck.

Jan G Svec, Ingo R Titze, Peter S Popolo
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Ambulatory Monitoring of Daily Voice Use

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Topics

1 Figure or Table

Cited By

Describing Speech Usage in Daily Activities in Typical Adults.

Individual Monitoring of Vocal Effort With Relative Fundamental Frequency: Relationships With Aerodynamics and Listener Perception.

Traceability and uncertainty of vocal parameters estimated through a contact microphone

A low-cost platform for voice monitoring

Ambulatory Monitoring of Teachers’ Voice Use

References

Acoustic coupling in phonation and its effect on inverse filtering of oral airflow and neck surface acceleration

Air-Borne and Tissue-Borne Sensitivities of Bioacoustic Sensors Used on the Skin Surface

Ambulatory phonation monitor: Applications for speech and voice

Protocol challenges for on-the-job voice dosimetry of teachers in the United States and Finland.

Voicing and silence periods in daily and weekly vocalizations of teachers.

Ambulatory monitoring of disordered voices.

Estimating Glottal Voicing Source Characteristics by Measuring and Modeling the Acceleration of the Skin on the Neck

Adaptation of a Pocket PC for use as a wearable voice dosimeter.

Classification manual for voice disorders-I, Special Interest Division 3, Voice and Voice disorders, American Speech-Language Hearing Division

Estimation of sound pressure levels of voiced speech from skin vibration of the neck.

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Ambulatory Monitoring of Daily Voice Use

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1 Figure or Table

Cited By

Describing Speech Usage in Daily Activities in Typical Adults.

Individual Monitoring of Vocal Effort With Relative Fundamental Frequency: Relationships With Aerodynamics and Listener Perception.

Traceability and uncertainty of vocal parameters estimated through a contact microphone

A low-cost platform for voice monitoring

Ambulatory Monitoring of Teachers’ Voice Use

References

Acoustic coupling in phonation and its effect on inverse filtering of oral airflow and neck surface acceleration

Air-Borne and Tissue-Borne Sensitivities of Bioacoustic Sensors Used on the Skin Surface

Ambulatory phonation monitor: Applications for speech and voice

Protocol challenges for on-the-job voice dosimetry of teachers in the United States and Finland.

Voicing and silence periods in daily and weekly vocalizations of teachers.

Ambulatory monitoring of disordered voices.

Estimating Glottal Voicing Source Characteristics by Measuring and Modeling the Acceleration of the Skin on the Neck

Adaptation of a Pocket PC for use as a wearable voice dosimeter.

Classification manual for voice disorders-I, Special Interest Division 3, Voice and Voice disorders, American Speech-Language Hearing Division

Estimation of sound pressure levels of voiced speech from skin vibration of the neck.

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