Background Speech production and speech phonetic features gradually improve in children
by obtaining audio feedback after cochlear implantation or using hearing aids. The aim of …

Acoustical voice characteristics in neurological diseases might provide useful biomarkers for
the detection of diseased voices. This paper presents a method for automatic detection of …

Dysphonia is a common complaint, almost every fourth child produces a pathological voice.
A mobile based filtering system, that can be used by pre-school workers in order to …

The purpose of this study was to compare the acoustic voice outcomes of children with
cochlear implant to those of children with normal hearing. Participants were 41 children …

Automatic identification of articulation disorders in children's speech is very important for the
diagnosis and monitoring of speech therapy. In this work, acoustic features (MFCC) have …

Objectives Phonation is influenced by hearing as a feedback mechanism. The purpose of
the present study was to compare selected acoustic parameters in children using cochlear …

OBJECTIVES: A critical factor that affects human voice production is hearing because it
provides necessary feedback for control of speech. Vocal quality of profoundly hearing …

The identification and classification of pathological voice are still a challenging area of
research in speech processing. Acoustic features of speech are used mainly to discriminate …

Due to age-bound onset of symptoms used for diagnosis of mild to moderate intellectual
disability, early diagnosis of these problems has long been a difficult issue. The diagnosis …

Many young children have speech disorders. The research focused on one such disorder,
known as specific language impairment (SLI) or developmental dysphasia in Czech (DD). A …