… The evaluation of voice quality may take one of two broad … In the process of voice quality
evaluation the choice of the stimuli … vowels alone, allowing evaluation of certain characteristics, …

… treatment of voice disorders. This paper examines the issues of how voice quality can most
… A review of the literature on voice quality judgments describes the range of reported levels …

… replace the subjective perceptual voice evaluation, the acoustic … voice only, which does not
represent the voice quality in … the stable portion of the sustained voice is analyzed. Yiu et al …

… ry-perceptual evaluation of disordered voice quality, the preceding discussion of the limitations
of perceptual evaluation suggests that dependence on clinician ratings of voice alone is …

… rise to modifications in the acoustic cues related to voice quality. As shown in a study using
self-… The acoustic analysis of voice quality is of great interest among phoneticians and voice …

… Finally, a voice clinician uses perceptual voice quality evaluation in order to facilitate …
voice quality evaluation is a succinct means of describing a patient’s presenting voice quality …

… experts' intention to produce certain degrees of straining and the voice quality evaluation
by an expert group of listeners with good inter-rater reliability showed to be high [r = 0.95 for a …

… For clinical application, the crucial question is the interrater reliability (IRR) of the auditory
perceptual assessment of voice quality. Therefore, the IRR of the four point RBH (roughness, …

… voice users, small changes in voice quality can be hardly recognized by the layperson.
Monitoring voice … Computerized voice analysis is a simple and noninvasive method that can be …

… voice quality in male teachers (n = 35) and male actors (n = 36), who represent untrained and
trained voice users, … to perception of voice (ie, perceptual evaluation of voice quality). Rater …