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Effects of Smiling on Articulation: Lips, Larynx and Acoustics · Study

WorkEffects of Smiling on Articulation: Lips, Larynx and Acoustics

Sascha Fagel2010

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Effects of Smiling on Articulation: Lips, Larynx and Acoustics

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Phonetics and Phonology Research Speech and Audio Processing Voice and Speech Disorders

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2011Praat: Doing Phonetics by Computer 1971Acoustic Theory of Speech Production 1980Happy talk: Perceptual and acoustic effects of smiling on speech 1994Hearing smiles and frowns in normal and whisper registers 2007The vocal communication of different kinds of smile 1977Control of vocal-tract length in speech

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Year2010

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Published2010-01-01

VenueLecture notes in computer science

ISSN-L0302-9743

Languageen

Citations51

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ShelfPhonetics and Phonology Research

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