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Automatic detection of laryngeal pathologies in running speech based on the HMM transformation of the nonlinear dynamics

Automatic detection of laryngeal pathologies in running speech based on the HMM transformation of the nonlinear dynamics
 
Travieso, Carlos M. ; Alonso, Jesús B. ; Orozco-Arroyave, J.R. ; Solé-Casals, Jordi ; Gallego Jutglà, Esteve
2013

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This work describes a novel system for characterizing Laryngeal Pathologies using nonlinear dynamics, considering different complexity measures that are mainly based on the analysis of the time delay embedded space. The model is done by a kernel applied on Hidden Markov Model and decision of the Laryngeal pathology/control detection ...»»»»
This work describes a novel system for characterizing Laryngeal Pathologies using nonlinear dynamics, considering different complexity measures that are mainly based on the analysis of the time delay embedded space. The model is done by a kernel applied on Hidden Markov Model and decision of the Laryngeal pathology/control detection is performed by Support Vector Machine. Our system reaches accuracy up to 98.21%, improving the current reported results in the state of the art in the automatic classification of pathological speech signals (running speech) and showing the robustness of this proposal.^^^^

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Travieso, C. M., Alonso, J. B., Orozco-Arroyave, J. R., Solé-Casals, J., & Gallego-Jutglà, E. (2013). Automatic detection of laryngeal pathologies in running speech based on the HMM transformation of the nonlinear dynamics A: Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 7911 LNAI pp. 136-143