Spastic dysarthric speech is often associated with imprecise placement of articulators which,
in turn, cause perturbations in speech temporal dynamics, such as unclear distinctions …

Objective measurement of dysarthric speech intelligibility can assist clinicians in the
diagnosis of speech disorder severity as well as in the evaluation of dysarthria treatments. In …

In this paper, we explore the use of the standard ITU-T P. 563 speech quality estimation
algorithm for automatic assessment of dysarthric speech intelligibility. A linear mapping …

In this paper, automatic dysarthria severity classification is explored as a tool to advance
objective intelligibility prediction of spastic dysarthric speech. A Mahalanobis distance …

This study reports on the development of an automated isolated-word intelligibility metric
system designed to improve the scoring consistency and reliability of the Frenchay …

This paper addresses the problem of assessing the speech intelligibility of patients with
dysarthria, which is a motor speech disorder. Dysarthric speech produces spectral distortion …

Dysarthria is a neuro-motor disorder in which the muscles used for speech production and
articulation are severely affected. Dysarthric patients are characterized by slow or slurred …

Dysarthria is a motor speech impairment caused by muscle weakness. Individuals, with this
condition, are unable to control rapid movement of the velum leading to reduction in …

Prosody assessment and treatment in dysarthria is clinically relevant, since prosodic
impairment can have a negative impact on speech intelligibility and thus on participation in …

Dysarthria is a motor speech impairment, often characterized by speech that is generally
indiscernible by human listeners. Assessment of the severity level of dysarthria provides an …