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E6820 SAPR - Dan Ellis L04 - Perception 2006-02-09 - 1 EE E6820: Speech & Audio Processing & Recognition Lecture 4: Auditory Perception Motivation: Why & how Auditory physiology Psychophysics: Detection & discrimination Pitch perception Speech perception Auditory organization & Scene analysis Dan Ellis <[email protected]> http://www.ee.columbia.edu/~dpwe/e6820/ Columbia University Dept. of Electrical Engineering Spring 2006 1 2 3 4 5 6

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io P

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Rec

ogni

tion

Lec

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4:

Au

dit

ory

Per

cep

tio

n

Mo

tiva

tio

n: W

hy &

ho

w

Au

dit

ory

phy

sio

log

y

Psy

cho

phy

sics

: Det

ecti

on

& d

iscr

imin

atio

n

Pit

ch p

erce

pti

on

Sp

eech

per

cep

tio

n

Au

dit

ory

org

aniz

atio

n &

Sce

ne

anal

ysis

Dan

Elli

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tp://

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ion

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2

Why

stu

dy

per

cep

tio

n?

•P

erce

pti

on

is m

essy

: Can

we

avo

id it

?

No

!

•A

ud

itio

n p

rovi

des

th

e ‘g

rou

nd

tru

th’ i

n a

ud

io

-w

hat i

s re

leva

nt a

nd ir

rele

vant

-su

bjec

tive

impo

rtan

ce o

f dis

tort

ion

(cod

ing

etc.

)-

(the

re c

ould

be

othe

r in

form

atio

n in

sou

nd...

)

•S

om

e so

un

ds

are

‘des

ign

ed’ f

or

aud

itio

n

-co

-evo

lutio

n of

spe

ech

and

hear

ing

•T

he

aud

ito

ry s

yste

m is

ver

y su

cces

sfu

l

-w

e w

ould

do

extr

emel

y w

ell t

o du

plic

ate

it

•W

e ar

e n

ow

ab

le t

o m

od

el c

om

ple

x sy

stem

s

-fa

ster

com

pute

rs, b

igge

r m

emor

ies

1

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Ho

w t

o s

tud

y p

erce

pti

on

?

Th

ree

dif

fere

nt

app

roac

hes

:

•A

nal

yze

the

exam

ple

: phy

sio

log

y

-di

ssec

tion

& n

erve

rec

ordi

ngs

•B

lack

box

inp

ut/

ou

tpu

t: p

sych

op

hysi

cs

-fit

sim

ple

mod

els

of s

impl

e fu

nctio

ns

•In

form

atio

n p

roce

ssin

g m

od

els

-in

vest

igat

e an

d m

odel

com

plex

func

tions

-e.

g. s

cene

ana

lysi

s, s

peec

h pe

rcep

tion

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Ou

tlin

e

Mo

tiva

tio

n

Phy

sio

log

y

-O

uter

, mid

dle

& in

ner

ear

-T

he A

udito

ry N

erve

and

bey

ond

-M

odel

s

Psy

cho

phy

sics

Pit

ch p

erce

pti

on

Sp

eech

per

cep

tio

n

Sce

ne

anal

ysis

1 2 3 4 5 6

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Phy

sio

log

y

•P

roce

ssin

g c

hai

n f

rom

air

to

bra

in:

•S

tud

y vi

a:

-an

atom

y-

nerv

e re

cord

ings

•S

ign

als

flo

w in

bo

th d

irec

tio

ns

2

Out

erea

r

Mid

dle

ear In

ner

ear

(coc

hlea

)

Aud

itory

nerv

e

Mid

brai

n

Cor

tex

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Ou

ter

& m

idd

le e

ar

•P

inn

a ‘h

orn

-co

mpl

ex r

eflec

tions

giv

e sp

atia

l (el

evat

ion)

cue

s

•E

ar c

anal

-ac

oust

ic tu

be

•M

idd

le e

ar

-bo

nes

prov

ide

impe

danc

e m

atch

ing

Pin

na

Ear

can

al

Ear

drum

(tym

panu

m)

Mid

dle

ear

bone

s

Coc

hlea

(inne

r ea

r)

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Inn

er e

ar: C

och

lea

•M

ech

anic

al in

pu

t fr

om

mid

dle

ear

sta

rts

trav

elin

g w

ave

mov

ing

do

wn

Bas

ilar

Mem

bra

ne

•V

aryi

ng

sti

ffn

ess

and

mas

s o

f B

M g

ives

res

ult

s in

co

nti

nu

ou

s va

riat

ion

of

reso

nan

t fr

equ

ency

•A

t re

son

ance

, tra

velin

g w

ave

ener

gy

is

dis

sip

ated

in B

M v

ibra

tio

n

Fre

qu

ency

(F

ou

rier

) an

alys

is

Coc

hlea

Ova

l win

dow

(fro

m M

E b

ones

)B

asila

r M

embr

ane

(BM

)Tr

avel

ling

wav

e

Res

onan

tfr

eque

ncy

Pos

ition

16 k

Hz

50 H

z

035

mm

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Co

chle

a h

air

cells

•E

ar c

onv

erts

so

un

d t

o B

M m

oti

on

;E

ach

po

int

on

BM

co

rres

po

nd

s to

a f

req

uen

cy

•H

air

cells

on

BM

co

nver

t m

oti

on

in

to n

erve

imp

uls

es (

firi

ng

s)

•In

ner

Hai

r C

ells

det

ect

mo

tio

n

•O

ute

r H

air

Cel

ls?

Var

iab

le d

amp

ing

?

[BM

an

imat

ion

]

Coc

hlea

Bas

ilar

mem

bran

e

Tect

oria

lm

embr

ane

Inne

r H

air

Cel

l(I

HC

)O

uter

Hai

r C

ell

(OH

C)

Aud

itory

ner

ve

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Inn

er H

air

Cel

ls

•IH

Cs

conv

ert

BM

vib

rati

on

into

ner

ve fi

rin

gs

•H

um

an h

ear

has

~35

00 IH

Cs;

Eac

h IH

C h

as ~

7 co

nn

ecti

on

s to

Au

dit

ory

Ner

ve

•E

ach

ner

ve fi

res

(so

met

imes

) n

ear

pea

k d

isp

lace

men

t:

•H

isto

gra

m t

o g

et fi

rin

g p

rob

abili

ty:

Loca

l BM

disp

lace

men

t

Typi

cal n

erve

sign

al (

mV

)

time

/ ms

50

Firi

ngco

unt

Cyc

lean

gle

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Au

dit

ory

ner

ve (

AN

) si

gn

als

•S

ing

le n

erve

mea

sure

men

ts:

•H

ard

to

mea

sure

: pro

be

livin

g A

Ns?

(log)

freq

uenc

y

100

Hz

1 kH

z10

kH

z

20406080

dB S

PL

Ton

e bu

rst

his

tog

ram

Fre

qu

ency

th

resh

old

Spi

keco

unt

Tim

e

100

100

ms

Tone

bur

st

Spikes/sec

Inte

nsity

/ dB

SP

L

300

200

100

200

040

6080

100

One

fibe

r:~

25

dB d

ynam

ic r

ange

Hea

ring

dyna

mic

ran

ge >

100

dB

Rat

e vs

.in

ten

sity

(ap

pro

x.co

nst

ant-

Q)

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AN

po

pu

lati

on

res

po

nse

•A

ll th

e in

form

atio

n t

he

bra

in h

as a

bo

ut

sou

nd

:

-av

erag

e ra

te &

spi

ke ti

min

gs o

n 30

,000

fibe

rs

•N

ot

un

like

a (c

on

stan

t-Q

) sp

ectr

og

ram

?

time

/ ms

freq / 8ve re 100 Hz

p(

)

012345

010

2030

4050

60

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Bey

on

d t

he

aud

ito

ry n

erve

•A

scen

din

g a

nd

des

cen

din

g

•To

no

top

ic

×

?

-m

odul

atio

n -

pos

ition

-

sou

rce?

?(fro

m ll

oydw

atts

.com

)

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Per

iph

ery

mo

del

s

•M

od

eled

asp

ects

:

-ou

ter/

mid

dle

ear

- c

ochl

ea fi

lterin

g-

hair

cell

tran

sduc

tion

- e

ffere

nt fe

edba

ck?

•R

esu

lt: ‘

neu

rog

ram

’ / ‘c

och

leag

ram

Out

er/m

iddl

eea

rfil

terin

gS

ound

Coc

hlea

filte

rban

k

IHC

IHC

time

/ s

channel

Sla

neyP

atte

rson

12

chan

s/oc

t fro

m 1

80 H

z, B

BC

1tm

p (2

0010

218)

00.

10.

20.

30.

40.

5

102030405060

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Ou

tlin

e

Mo

tiva

tio

n

Phy

sio

log

y

Psy

cho

phy

sics

-D

etec

tion

theo

ry m

odel

ing

-In

tens

ity p

erce

ptio

n-

Mas

king

Pit

ch p

erce

pti

on

Sp

eech

per

cep

tio

n

Sce

ne

anal

ysis

1 2 3 4 5 6

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Psy

cho

phy

sics

•P

hysi

olo

gy

loo

ks a

t th

e im

ple

men

tati

on

;P

sych

olo

gy

loo

ks a

t th

e fu

nct

ion

/beh

avio

r

•A

nal

yze

aud

itio

n a

s si

gn

al d

etec

tio

n:

-ps

ycho

logi

cal t

ests

refl

ect i

nter

nal d

ecis

ions

-as

sum

e op

timal

dec

isio

n pr

oces

s-

infe

r na

ture

of i

nter

nal r

epre

sent

atio

ns, n

oise

, ...

low

er b

ound

s on

mor

e co

mpl

ex fu

nctio

ns

•D

iffe

ren

t as

pec

ts t

o m

easu

re

-tim

e, fr

eque

ncy,

inte

nsity

-to

nes,

com

plex

es, n

oise

-bi

naur

al-

pitc

h, d

etun

ing

3

O(

)

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Bas

ic p

sych

op

hysi

cs

•R

elat

e p

hysi

cal a

nd

per

cep

tual

var

iab

les

-e.

g. in

tens

ity

loud

ness

freq

uenc

y

pitc

h

•M

eth

od

olo

gy:

su

bje

ct t

ests

-ju

st n

otic

eabl

e di

ffere

nce

(jnd)

-m

agni

tude

sca

ling

e.g.

‘adj

ust t

o tw

ice

as lo

ud’

•R

esu

lts

for

Inte

nsi

ty v

s. L

ou

dn

ess:

Web

er’s

law

I

α

I

log(

L

) =

k

·log(

I

)

-20

-10

010

1.4

1.6

1.8

2.0

2.2

2.4

2.6

Sou

nd le

vel /

dB

Log(loudness rating)

Har

tman

n(1

993)

Cla

ssro

om

lou

dn

ess

scal

ing

dat

a

Pow

er la

w fi

t:

L α

I 0

.22

Tex

tboo

k fig

ure:

L α

I 0

.3

L()

2lo

g0.

3I()

2lo

g=

0.3

I10

log

210

log

--------

------

⋅=

0.3

210

log

--------

------

dB 10-------

⋅=

dB

10Ú=

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Lo

ud

nes

s as

a f

un

ctio

n o

f fr

equ

ency

•F

letc

her

-Mu

nso

n e

qu

al-l

ou

dn

ess

curv

es:

•H

eari

ng

imp

airm

ent:

exa

gg

erat

esfreq

/ H

z

Intensity / dB SPL

040 2060100 80120

1000

100

10,0

00

Inte

nsity

/ dB

Equivalent loudness @ 1kHz

400

0

40

80

80100

60 20

2060

2060

0

100

60 20 0In

tens

ity /

dB

Equivalent loudness @ 1kHz

40

40

80

80

rapi

dlo

udne

ssgr

owth

100

Hz

1 kH

z

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Lo

ud

nes

s as

a f

un

ctio

n o

f b

and

wid

th

•S

ame

tota

l en

erg

y, d

iffe

ren

t d

istr

ibu

tio

n:

-e.

g. 2

cha

ns a

t -6

dB (

not -

10 d

B)

•C

riti

cal b

and

s: in

dep

end

ent

freq

. ch

ann

els

-~

25

tota

l (4-

6 / o

ctav

e)

[s

ndex

]

time

freq

freq

mag

freq

mag

Sam

eto

tal

ener

gyI·B

... b

ut w

ider

pe

rcei

ved

as lo

uder

I 0I 1

B0

B1

Ban

dwid

th B

‘Crit

ical

’ba

ndw

idth

Loudness

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Sim

ult

aneo

us

mas

kin

g

•A

lou

der

to

ne

can

‘mas

k’ t

he

per

cep

tio

n o

f a

seco

nd

to

ne

nea

rby

in f

req

uen

cy:

•S

ug

ges

ts a

n ‘i

nte

rnal

no

ise’

mo

del

:

mas

ked

thre

shol

d

log

freq

abso

lute

thre

shol

d

mas

king

tone

Intensity / dB

deci

sion

var

iabl

ex

inte

rnal

noi

se

p(x

| I)

p(x

| I)

p(x

| I+∆

I)

σn

I

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Seq

uen

tial

mas

kin

g

•B

ackw

ard

/forw

ard

in t

ime:

-su

gges

ts te

mpo

ral e

nvel

ope

of d

ecis

ion

var.

→T

ime-

freq

uen

cy m

aski

ng

‘ski

rt’:

time

Intensity / dB

mas

ker

enve

lope m

aske

d t

hre

sho

ld

sim

ulta

neou

s m

aski

ng~

10 d

B

back

war

d m

aski

ng~

5 m

sfo

rwar

d m

aski

ng~

100

ms

time

freq

intensity

Mas

king

tone

Mas

ked

thre

shol

d

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Wh

at w

e d

o a

nd

do

n’t

hea

r

•T

imin

g: 2

ms

atta

ck r

eso

luti

on

, 20m

s d

iscr

im-

but:

spec

tral

spl

atte

r

•Tu

nin

g: ~

1%

dis

crim

inat

ion

-bu

t: be

ats

•S

pec

tru

m: p

rofi

le c

han

ges

, fo

rman

ts-

varia

ble

time-

freq

uenc

y re

solu

tion

•H

arm

on

ic p

has

e?

•N

ois

y si

gn

als

& t

extu

re

•(T

race

vs.

cat

ego

rica

l mem

ory

)

AB

XX

= A

or

B?

“tw

o-in

terv

alfo

rced

-cho

ice”

:

time

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Ou

tlin

e

Mo

tiva

tio

n

Phy

sio

log

y

Psy

cho

phy

sics

Pit

ch p

erce

pti

on

-‘P

lace

’ mod

els

-‘T

ime’

mod

els

-M

ultip

le c

ues

& c

ompe

titio

n

Sp

eech

per

cep

tio

n

Sce

ne

anal

ysis

1 2 3 4 5 6

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Pit

ch p

erce

pti

on

:A

cla

ssic

arg

um

ent

in p

sych

op

hysi

cs

•H

arm

on

ic c

om

ple

xes

are

a p

atte

rn o

n A

N

-..

but g

ive

a fu

sed

perc

ept (

ecol

ogic

al)

•W

hat

det

erm

ines

th

e p

itch

per

cep

t?-

not t

he fu

ndam

enta

l

•H

ow

is it

co

mp

ute

d?

Two

co

mp

etin

g m

od

els:

pla

ce a

nd

tim

e

4

10203040506070

00.

050.

1tim

e/s

freq. chan.

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Pla

ce m

od

el o

f p

itch

•A

N e

xcit

atio

n p

atte

rn s

ho

ws

ind

ivid

ual

pea

ks

•‘P

atte

rn m

atch

ing

’ met

ho

d t

o fi

nd

pit

ch:

•S

up

po

rt:

Lo

w h

arm

on

ics

are

very

imp

ort

ant

•B

ut:

Fla

t-sp

ectr

um

no

ise

can

car

ry p

itch

freq

uenc

y ch

anne

l

freq

uenc

y ch

anne

l

AN excitation

Pit

ch s

tren

gth

reso

lved

harm

onic

s

broa

der

HF

cha

nnel

sca

nnot

res

olve

harm

onic

s

Cor

rela

te w

ith h

arm

onic

‘sie

ve’:

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Tim

e m

od

el o

f p

itch

•T

imin

g in

form

atio

n is

pre

serv

ed in

AN

d

ow

n t

o ~

1m

s sc

ale

•E

xtra

ct p

erio

dic

ity

by e

.g. a

uto

corr

elat

ion

& c

om

bin

e ac

ross

fre

qu

ency

ch

ans:

•B

ut:

HF

giv

es w

eak

pit

ch (

in p

ract

ice)

lag

/ ms

time

freqpe

r-ch

anne

lau

toco

rrel

atio

n

auto

corr

elat

ion

Su

mm

ary

auto

corr

elat

ion

010

2030

com

mon

per

iod

(pitc

h)

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Alt

ern

ate

& c

om

pet

ing

cu

es

•P

itch

per

cep

tio

n c

ou

ld r

ely

on

var

iou

s cu

es-

aver

age

exci

tatio

n pa

ttern

-su

mm

ary

auto

corr

elat

ion

-m

ore

com

plex

pat

tern

mat

chin

g

•R

elyi

ng

on

just

on

e cu

e is

bri

ttle

-e.

g. m

issi

ng fu

ndam

enta

l

→P

erce

ptu

al s

yste

m a

pp

ears

to

use

a fl

exib

le,

op

po

rtu

nis

tic

com

bin

atio

n

•O

pti

mal

det

ecto

r ju

stifi

cati

on

?

if o 1

and

o2

are

cond

ition

ally

inde

pend

ent

o(

argm

ax

poω

()

pω(

)⋅

po(

)----

--------

--------

--------

-------

ωar

gmax

=

po 1

ω(

)p

o 2ω

()

pω(

)⋅

⋅ω

argm

ax

=

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Ou

tlin

e

Mo

tiva

tio

n

Phy

sio

log

y

Psy

cho

phy

sics

Pit

ch p

erce

pti

on

Sp

eech

per

cep

tio

n-

The

sou

nds

of s

peec

h-

Pho

nem

e pe

rcep

tion

-C

onte

xt a

nd to

p-do

wn

influ

ence

s

Sce

ne

An

alys

is

1 2 3 4 5 6

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Sp

eech

per

cep

tio

n

•H

igh

ly s

pec

ializ

ed f

un

ctio

n-

subs

eque

nt to

sou

rce

orga

niza

tion?

-..

but a

lso

can

inte

ract

•K

ind

s o

f sp

eech

so

un

ds:

-vo

wel

s-

glid

es-

nasa

ls-

stop

s-

fric

ativ

es...

5

2030405060

1.4

1.6

1.8

22.

22.

42.

6tim

e/s

leve

l/dB

freq / Hz

0

1000

2000

3000

4000

wat

chth

inas

adi

me

aha

s

stop

bur

stfr

icat

ive

vow

elna

sal

glid

e

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Cu

es t

o p

ho

nem

e p

erce

pti

on

•L

ing

uis

ts d

escr

ibe

spee

ch w

ith

ph

on

emes

:

-ph

onem

es d

efine

min

imal

wor

d co

ntra

sts

•A

cou

stic

-ph

on

etic

ian

s d

escr

ibe

ph

on

emes

by:

wat

chth

inas

adi

me

aha

s

md

nc

tcl

^

θz

wz

h

e

II

Iay

ε • f

orm

ants

&

tra

nsi

tio

ns

• b

urs

ts

&

on

set

tim

es

time

freq

vow

elfo

rman

ts

tran

sitio

nst

op b

urst vo

icin

g on

set t

ime

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Cat

ego

rica

l per

cep

tio

n

•(S

om

e) s

pee

ch s

ou

nd

s p

erce

ived

cat

ego

rica

lly

rath

er t

han

an

alo

gic

ally

-e.

g. s

top-

burs

t & ti

min

g:

-to

kens

with

in c

ateg

ory

are

hard

to d

istin

guis

h-

cate

gory

bou

ndar

ies

are

very

sha

rp

•C

ateg

ori

es a

re le

arn

ed fo

r n

ativ

e to

ng

ue

-“m

erry

” / “

mar

y” /

“mar

ry”

T

PK

P

Pi

ea

c

ou

ε follo

win

g vo

wel

burst freq fb / Hz

1000

2000

3000

4000

time

freq

stop

bur

stvo

wel

form

ants

f b

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Wh

ere

is t

he

info

rmat

ion

in s

pee

ch?

•‘A

rtic

ula

tio

n’ o

f h

igh

/low

-pas

s fi

lter

ed s

pee

ch:

-su

ms

to m

ore

than

1...

•S

pee

ch m

essa

ge

is h

igh

ly r

edu

nd

ant

-e.

g. c

onst

rain

ts o

f lan

guag

e, c

onte

xt→

liste

ners

can

und

erst

and

with

ver

y fe

w c

ues

Articulation / %

1000

20406080

2000

3000

4000

freq

/ H

z

high

-pas

slo

w-p

ass

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Top

-do

wn

infl

uen

ces:

Ph

on

emic

res

tora

tio

n(W

arre

n 19

70)

•W

hat

if a

no

ise

burs

t o

bsc

ure

s sp

eech

?

-au

dito

ry s

yste

m ‘r

esto

res’

the

mis

sing

pho

nem

e...

bas

ed o

n se

man

tic c

onte

xt...

eve

n in

ret

rosp

ect!

•S

ub

ject

s ar

e ty

pic

ally

un

awar

e o

f w

hic

h

sou

nd

s ar

e re

sto

red

1.4

1.6

1.8

22.

22.

42.

6tim

e / s

freq / Hz

0

1000

2000

3000

4000

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A p

red

isp

osi

tio

n fo

r sp

eech

:S

inew

ave

rep

licas

(Rem

ez e

t al.

1994

)

•R

epla

ce e

ach

form

ant

wit

h a

sin

gle

sin

uso

id:

-sp

eech

is (

som

ewha

t) in

telli

gibl

e-

peop

le h

ear

both

whi

stle

s an

d sp

eech

(“d

uple

x”)

-pr

oces

sed

as s

peec

h de

spite

un-

spee

ch-li

ke

•W

hat

do

es it

tak

e to

be

spee

ch?

010

0020

0030

0040

0050

00

0.5

11.

52

2.5

30

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

time

/ s

freq / Hz freq / Hz

Sp

eech

Sin

es

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Sim

ult

aneo

us

vow

els

•M

ix s

ynth

etic

vo

wel

s w

ith

dif

fere

nt

f 0s:

•P

itch

dif

fere

nce

hel

ps

(th

ou

gh

no

t n

eces

sary

):

freq

+=

dB

/iy/

@ 1

00 H

z

/ah

/ @

125

Hz

% both vowels correct

∆f 0

(se

mito

nes)

01

1 /4

1 /2

24

255075

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Co

mp

uta

tio

nal

mo

del

s o

f sp

eech

per

cep

tio

n

•V

ario

us

theo

reti

cal -

pra

ctic

al m

od

els

of s

pee

ch

com

pre

hen

sio

n, e

.g. :

•O

pen

qu

esti

on

s:-

mec

hani

sm o

f pho

nem

e cl

assi

ficat

ion

-m

echa

nism

of l

exic

al r

ecal

l-

mec

hani

sm o

f gra

mm

ar c

onst

rain

ts

•A

SR

is a

pra

ctic

al im

ple

men

tati

on

(?

)

Pho

nem

ere

cogn

ition

Lexi

cal

acce

ssG

ram

mar

cons

trai

nts

Spe

ech

Wor

ds

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Ou

tlin

e

Mo

tiva

tio

n

Phy

sio

log

y

Psy

cho

phy

sics

Pit

ch p

erce

pti

on

Sp

eech

per

cep

tio

n

Sce

ne

anal

ysis

-E

vent

s an

d so

urce

s-

Fus

ion

and

stre

amin

g-

Con

tinui

ty &

res

tora

tion

-S

imul

tane

ous

vow

els

1 2 3 4 5 5

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Au

dit

ory

Org

aniz

atio

n

•D

etec

tio

n m

od

el is

hu

ge

sim

plifi

cati

on

•R

eal r

ole

of

hea

rin

g is

mu

ch m

ore

gen

eral

:R

ecov

er u

sefu

l in

form

atio

n f

rom

ou

tsid

e w

orl

d

→S

ou

nd

org

aniz

atio

n in

to e

ven

ts a

nd

so

urc

es:

•R

esea

rch

qu

esti

on

s:-

wha

t det

erm

ines

per

cept

ion

of s

ourc

es?

-ho

w d

o hu

man

s se

para

te m

ixtu

res?

-ho

w m

uch

can

we

tell

abou

t a s

ourc

e?

6

02

4tim

e/s

frq/

Hz 0

2000

4000

Voi

ce

Sta

b

Rum

ble

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Au

dit

ory

sce

ne

anal

ysis

:S

imu

ltan

eou

s fu

sio

n

•H

arm

on

ics

are

dis

tin

ct o

n A

N,

but

per

ceiv

ed a

s o

ne

sou

nd

(“f

use

d”)

:

-de

pend

s on

com

mon

ons

et-

depe

nds

on h

arm

onic

ity (

com

mon

per

iod)

•M

eth

od

olo

gie

s:-

ask

subj

ect h

ow m

any

‘obj

ects

’-

mat

ch a

ttrib

utes

e.g

. obj

ect p

itch

-m

anip

ulat

e hi

gher

leve

l e.g

. vow

el id

entit

y

time

freq

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