Search Results - "Barlaz, Marissa"

High‐frame‐rate full‐vocal‐tract 3D dynamic speech imaging by Fu, Maojing, Barlaz, Marissa S., Holtrop, Joseph L., Perry, Jamie L., Kuehn, David P., Shosted, Ryan K., Liang, Zhi‐Pei, Sutton, Bradley P.

“…Purpose To achieve high temporal frame rate, high spatial resolution and full‐vocal‐tract coverage for three‐dimensional dynamic speech MRI by using low‐rank…”
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Within-Speaker Perception and Production of Two Marginal Contrasts in Illinois English by Zhang, Jennifer, Graham, Lindsey, Barlaz, Marissa, Hualde, José Ignacio

“…The notion of marginal contrasts and other gradient relations challenges the classification of phones as either contrastive phonemes or allophones of the same…”
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Full-spectrum comparison of denoising algorithms for real-time magnetic resonance imaging acoustics by Klock, William, Barlaz, Marissa

“…Using real-time MRI acoustic data, we employ two methods of signal denoising (DLWP and CS-SNG) to conduct a preliminary comparison between noisy, denoised, and…”
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Oropharygneal articulation of phonemic and phonetic nasalization in Brazilian Portuguese by Barlaz, Marissa, Shosted, Ryan, Fu, Maojing, Sutton, Brad

“…•We studied productions of nasal, nasalized and oral vowels in Brazilian Portuguese.•Nasal and oral vowel congeners manifested distinct oropharyngeal…”
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Articulatory correlates of phonemic and coarticulatory nasalization by Barlaz, Marissa, Liang, Zhi-Pei, Sutton, Brad

“…Phonological theory distinguishes nasal and oral vowel counterparts by velopharyngeal port opening, neglecting other phonetic differences between phonemic and…”
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High-resolution dynamic speech imaging with deformation estimation by Maojing Fu, Barlaz, Marissa S., Shosted, Ryan K., Zhi-Pei Liang, Sutton, Bradley P.

“…Dynamic speech magnetic resonance imaging (DSMRI) is a promising technique for visualizing articulatory motion in real time. However, many existing…”
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Spontaneous nasalization after glottal consonants in Thai by Johnson, Sarah E., Barlaz, Marissa, Shosted, Ryan K., Sutton, Brad P.

“…•Low/mid-low vowels spontaneously nasalize after glottal consonants in Thai.•Low/mid-low vowels after /h/ are produced with large velopharyngeal opening…”
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Understanding the relationship between acoustics and articulation of nasal and oral vowels by Barlaz, Marissa, Johnson, Sarah, Shosted, Ryan, Carignan, Christopher, Fu, Maojing, Liang, Zhi-Pei, Sutton, Brad

“…While real-time magnetic resonance imaging (rt-MRI) provides high spatiotemporal resolution for speech research, the associated audio is noisy, presenting a…”
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