Speech perception and memory for speech require active engagement. Gestural theories
have emphasized mainly the effect of speaker's movements on speech perception. They fail …

Coarticulation is the tendency for speech vocalization and articulation even at the phonemic
level to change with context, and compensation for coarticulation (CfC) reflects the striking …

Frame duration is an essential parameter to ensure correct application of multifractal signal
processing. This paper aims to identify the multifractal nature of speech signals through …

The moods, feelings, and attitudes represented in a novel will resonate in the reader by
activating similar sentiments. It is generally accepted that sentiment analysis can capture …

Music is thought to engage its listeners by driving feelings of surprise, tension, and relief
through a dynamic mixture of predictable and unpredictable patterns, a property …

During the last years, several methods from the statistical physics of complex systems have
been applied to the study of natural language written texts. They have mostly been focused …

The present study frames the patterning of factual, schematic inference, and interpretive
information over time in conversational storytelling using dynamic systems theory. This …

Stimulation and movement interact non-linearly across multiple scales—a point empirically
and quantitatively available through multifractal structure. Multifractal movements might …

One could consider speech to be the major, and most desirable, medium of communication,
not only among human beings, but also between certain animate beings. There are several …

This paper describes a novel framework in processing speech signals using multifractality
concepts, and shows that multifractality could be a new fundamental tool for speech …