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Mark A. Huckvale
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- affiliation: University College London, Department Speech Hearing and Phonetic Sciences, UK
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2020 – today
- 2023
- [j5]Mark A. Huckvale
, Zhuoya Liu
Automated voice pathology discrimination from audio recordings benefits from phonetic analysis of continuous speech. Biomed. Signal Process. Control. 86(Part B): 105201 (2023) - 2022
- [c46]Zhuoya Liu, Mark A. Huckvale, Julian McGlashan:
Automated Voice Pathology Discrimination from Continuous Speech Benefits from Analysis by Phonetic Context. INTERSPEECH 2022: 2158-2162 - [c45]Mark A. Huckvale, Gaston Hilkhuysen:
ELO-SPHERES intelligibility prediction model for the Clarity Prediction Challenge 2022. INTERSPEECH 2022: 3934-3938 - 2021
- [j4]David S. Barbera, Mark A. Huckvale, Victoria Fleming
NUVA: A Naming Utterance Verifier for Aphasia Treatment. Comput. Speech Lang. 69: 101221 (2021) - [c44]Mark A. Huckvale, Catinca Buciuleac:
Automated Detection of Voice Disorder in the Saarbrücken Voice Database: Effects of Pathology Subset and Audio Materials. Interspeech 2021: 1399-1403 - [i1]David Sabate Barbera, Mark A. Huckvale, Victoria Fleming, Emily Upton, Henry Coley-Fisher, Catherine Doogan, Ian Shaw, William H. Latham, Alexander P. Leff, Jenny Crinion
NUVA: A Naming Utterance Verifier for Aphasia Treatment. CoRR abs/2102.05408 (2021) - 2020
- [c43]David S. Barbera, Mark A. Huckvale, Victoria Fleming
An Utterance Verification System for Word Naming Therapy in Aphasia. INTERSPEECH 2020: 706-710 - [c42]Mark A. Huckvale, András Beke, Mirei Ikushima:
Prediction of Sleepiness Ratings from Voice by Man and Machine. INTERSPEECH 2020: 4571-4575
2010 – 2019
- 2018
- [c41]Mark A. Huckvale:
Neural Network Architecture That Combines Temporal and Summative Features for Infant Cry Classification in the Interspeech 2018 Computational Paralinguistics Challenge. INTERSPEECH 2018: 137-141 - 2017
- [c40]Mark A. Huckvale, András Beke:
It Sounds Like You Have a Cold! Testing Voice Features for the Interspeech 2017 Computational Paralinguistics Cold Challenge. INTERSPEECH 2017: 3447-3451 - 2016
- [c39]Mark A. Huckvale:
Within-Speaker Features for Native Language Recognition in the Interspeech 2016 Computational Paralinguistics Challenge. INTERSPEECH 2016: 2403-2407 - 2015
- [c38]Khan Baykaner, Mark A. Huckvale, Iya Whiteley
The Prediction of Fatigue Using Speech as a Biosignal. SLSP 2015: 8-17 - [c37]Mark A. Huckvale, Aimee Webb:
A Comparison of Human and Machine Estimation of Speaker Age. SLSP 2015: 111-122 - 2014
- [c36]Mark A. Huckvale:
Prediction of cognitive load from speech with the VOQAL voice quality toolbox for the interspeech 2014 computational paralinguistics challenge. INTERSPEECH 2014: 741-745 - 2013
- [c35]Mark A. Huckvale, Julian Leff, Geoff Williams:
Avatar therapy: an audio-visual dialogue system for treating auditory hallucinations. INTERSPEECH 2013: 392-396 - [c34]Mark A. Huckvale, Amrita Sharma:
Learning to imitate adult speech with the KLAIR virtual infant. INTERSPEECH 2013: 582-586 - 2012
- [c33]Dushyant Sharma, Gaston Hilkhuysen, Patrick A. Naylor, Nikolay D. Gaubitch, Mark A. Huckvale, Mike Brookes:
Descriptive Vocabulary Development for Degraded Speech. INTERSPEECH 2012: 1496-1499 - 2011
- [c32]Yasuaki Shinohara, Mark A. Huckvale, Michael Ashby:
Differences in Glottal Stop Perception between English and Japanese Listeners. ICPhS 2011: 1830-1833 - [c31]Mark A. Huckvale:
Recording Caregiver Interactions for Machine Acquisition of Spoken Language Using the KLAIR Virtual Infant. INTERSPEECH 2011: 3277-3280 - [c30]Mark A. Huckvale:
The KLAIR Toolkit for Recording Interactive Dialogues with a Virtual Infant. INTERSPEECH 2011: 3341-3342 - 2010
- [c29]Patrick A. Naylor, Nikolay D. Gaubitch, Dushyant Sharma, Mike Brookes, Mark A. Huckvale:
Intelligibility Estimation in Law Enforcement Speech Processing. Sprachkommunikation 2010: 1-4 - [c28]Dushyant Sharma, Gaston Hilkhuysen, Nikolay D. Gaubitch, Patrick A. Naylor, Mike Brookes, Mark A. Huckvale:
Data driven method for non-intrusive speech intelligibility estimation. EUSIPCO 2010: 1899-1903 - [c27]Gaston Hilkhuysen, Mark A. Huckvale:
Signal properties reducing intelligibility of speech after noise reduction. EUSIPCO 2010: 1914-1918 - [c26]Kayoko Yanagisawa, Mark A. Huckvale:
A phonetic alternative to cross-language voice conversion in a text-dependent context: evaluation of speaker identity. INTERSPEECH 2010: 2150-2153
2000 – 2009
- 2009
- [c25]Mark A. Huckvale, Ian S. Howard, Sascha Fagel:
KLAIR: a virtual infant for spoken language acquisition research. INTERSPEECH 2009: 696-699 - [c24]Mark A. Huckvale, Jayne Leak:
Effect of noise reduction on reaction time to speech in noise. INTERSPEECH 2009: 1351-1354 - 2008
- [c23]Kayoko Yanagisawa, Mark A. Huckvale:
A phonetic assessment of cross-language voice conversion. INTERSPEECH 2008: 593-596 - 2007
- [c22]Volker Dellwo, Mark A. Huckvale, Michael Ashby:
How Is Individuality Expressed in Voice? An Introduction to Speech Production and Description for Speaker Classification. Speaker Classification (1) 2007: 1-20 - [c21]Mark A. Huckvale:
ACCDIST: An Accent Similarity Metric for Accent Recognition and Diagnosis. Speaker Classification (2) 2007: 258-275 - [c20]Mark A. Huckvale, Kayoko Yanagisawa:
Spoken language conversion with accent morphing. SSW 2007: 64-70 - 2005
- [c19]Michael Tjalve, Mark A. Huckvale:
Pronunciation variation modelling using accent features. INTERSPEECH 2005: 1341-1344 - [c18]Mark A. Huckvale, Ian S. Howard:
Teaching a vocal tract simulation to imitate stop consonants. INTERSPEECH 2005: 3213-3216 - 2004
- [c17]Mark A. Huckvale:
ACCDIST: a metric for comparing speakers' accents. INTERSPEECH 2004: 29-32 - 2002
- [j3]Mark A. Huckvale, Alex Chengyu Fang
Using phonologically-constrained morphological analysis in continuous speech recognition. Comput. Speech Lang. 16(2): 165-181 (2002) - [c16]Yolanda Vazquez-Alvarez, Mark A. Huckvale:
The reliability of the ITU-t p.85 standard for the evaluation of text-to-speech systems. INTERSPEECH 2002: 329-332 - [c15]Mark A. Huckvale:
Speech synthesis, speech simulation and speech science. INTERSPEECH 2002: 1261-1264 - 2001
- [c14]Hyunsong Chung, Mark A. Huckvale:
Linguistic factors affecting timing in Korean with application to speech synthesis. INTERSPEECH 2001: 815-818 - 2000
- [j2]Richard Ogden, Sarah Hawkins, Jill House, Mark A. Huckvale, John Local, Paul Carter, Jana Dankovicová, Sebastian Heid:
ProSynth: an integrated prosodic approach to device-independent, natural-sounding speech synthesis. Comput. Speech Lang. 14(3): 177-210 (2000) - [c13]Alex Chengyu Fang
Enhanced language modelling with phonologically constrained morphological analysis. ICASSP 2000: 1711-1714
1990 – 1999
- 1999
- [c12]Mark A. Huckvale:
Representation and processing of linguistic structures for an all-prosodic synthesis system using XML. EUROSPEECH 1999: 1847-1850 - [c11]Chris Bowerman, Anders Eriksson, Mark A. Huckvale, Mike Rosner, Mark Tatham, Maria Wolters:
Criteria for evaluating internet tutorials in speech communication sciences. EUROSPEECH 1999: 2455-2458 - 1998
- [c10]Alex Chengyu Fang
Investigating the syntactic characteristics of English tone units. ICSLP 1998 - [c9]Sarah Hawkins, Jill House, Mark A. Huckvale, John Local, Richard Ogden:
Prosynth: an integrated prosodic approach to device-independent, natural-sounding speech synthesis. ICSLP 1998 - [c8]Valérie Hazan, Andrew Simpson, Mark A. Huckvale:
Enhancement techniques to improve the intelligibility of consonants in noise : speaker and listener effects. ICSLP 1998 - 1997
- [c7]Mark A. Huckvale, Christian Benoît, Chris Bowerman, Anders Eriksson, Mike Rosner, Mark Tatham, Briony Williams:
Opportunities for computer-aided instruction in phonetics and speech communication provided by the internet. EUROSPEECH 1997: 1919-1922 - 1995
- [c6]Dominic S. F. Chan, Adrian Fourcin, Dafydd Gibbon, Björn Granström, Mark A. Huckvale, George Kokkinakis, Knut Kvale, Lori Lamel, Børge Lindberg, Asunción Moreno, Jiannis Mouropoulos, Francesco Senia, Isabel Trancoso, Corin 't Veld, Jerome Zeiliger:
EUROM - a spoken language resource for the EU - the SAM projects. EUROSPEECH 1995: 867-870 - 1993
- [c5]Mark A. Huckvale:
The benefits of tiered segmentation for the recognition of phonetic properties. EUROSPEECH 1993: 1473-1476 - 1990
- [j1]Mark A. Huckvale:
Exploiting speech knowledge in neural nets for recognition. Speech Commun. 9(1): 1-13 (1990)
1980 – 1989
- 1989
- [c4]Mark A. Huckvale, Ian S. Howard, William J. Barry:
Automatic phonetic feature labelling of continuous speech. EUROSPEECH 1989: 2565-2568 - 1987
- [c3]Ian S. Howard, Mark A. Huckvale:
The application of adaptive constraint satisfaction networks to acoustic phonetic attribute determination. ECST 1987: 1075-1078 - [c2]Mark A. Huckvale:
ASR beyond HMM: a critical review. ECST 1987: 1231-1234 - [c1]Mark A. Huckvale, David Michael Brookes, L. T. Dworkin, M. E. Johnson, David J. B. Pearce, L. C. Whitaker:
The SPAR speech filing system. ECST 1987: 1305-1308
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