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Development and validation of Speech Range Profile task (발화범위 프로파일 과제 개발 및 타당성 검증)

  • Kim, Jaeock;Lee, Seung Jin
    • Phonetics and Speech Sciences
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    • v.11 no.3
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    • pp.77-87
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    • 2019
  • The study aimed to develop Speech Range Profile (SRP) and to examine and validate its clinical application. Forty-five participants without voice disorders aged 18-29 years were compared using SRP and Voice Range Profile (VRP). The authors developed the "Fire!" paragraph as a SRP task compromising 14 sentences including all Korean spoken phonemes and sentence types. To compare SRP and VRP results, the participants read the paragraph (reading) and counted from 21 to 30 (counting) as a part of SRP tasks, and produced a vowel /a/ from low to high frequencies (gliding) and a shortened form of the VRP as a part of VRP tasks. $F0_{max}$, $F0_{min}$, $F0_{range}$, $I_{max}$, $I_{min}$, and $I_{range}$ for each task were measured and compared, showing that $F0_{max}$, $F0_{min}$, $F0_{range}$, $I_{max}$, and $I_{range}$ were not different between reading and gliding. $I_{min}$, had the lowest value in counting. It is concluded that the newly developed SRP task, reading the "Fire" paragraph, can yield a maximum phonation range similar to that found by VRP. Therefore, it is expected that voice evaluation can be effectively performed in a relatively short time by applying SRP with the "Fire" paragraph, a functional utterance task, in place of VRP, which may be difficult to measure long term or in cases of severe voice disorders.

A comparison of the absolute error of estimated speaking fundamental frequency (AEF0) among etiological groups of voice disorders (음성장애의 병인 집단 간 추정 발화 기본주파수 절대 오차 비교)

  • Seung Jin Lee;Jae-Yol Lim;Jaeock Kim
    • Phonetics and Speech Sciences
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    • v.15 no.4
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    • pp.53-60
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    • 2023
  • This study compared the absolute error of estimated fundamental frequency (AEF0) using voice - (VRP) and speech range profile (SRP) tasks across various etiological groups with voice disorders. Additionally, we explored the association between AEF0 and related voice parameters within each specific etiological group. The participants included 120 individuals, comprising 30 each from the functional (FUNC), organic (ORGAN), and eurological (NEUR) voice disorder groups, and a normal control group (NC). Each participant performed voice and SRP tasks, and the fundamental frequency of connected speech was measured using electroglottography (EGG). When comparing the AEF0 measures across the etiological groups, there were no differences in Grade and Severity among the patients. However, variations were observed in AEF0VRP and AEF0SUM. Specifically, AEF0VRP was higher in the ORGAN group than in the FUNC and NC groups, whereas AEF0SUM was higher in the ORGAN group than in the NC group. Furthermore, within FUNC and NEUR, AEF0 showed a positive correlation with Grade, while in ORGAN, it exhibited a positive correlation with the mean closed quotient (CQ). Attention should be paid to the application of AEF0 measures and related voice variables based on the etiological group. This study provides foundational information for the clinical application of AEF0 measures.

Prediction of speaking fundamental frequency using the voice and speech range profiles in normal adults (정상 성인에서 음성 및 말소리 범위 프로파일을 이용한 발화 기본주파수 예측)

  • Lee, Seung Jin;Kim, Jaeock
    • Phonetics and Speech Sciences
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    • v.11 no.3
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    • pp.49-55
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    • 2019
  • This study sought to investigate whether mean speaking fundamental frequency (SFF) can be predicted by parameters of voice and speech range profile (VRP and SRP) in Korean normal adults. Moreover, it explored whether gender differences exist in the absolute differences between the SFF and estimated SFF (ESFF) predicted by the VRP and SRP. A total of 85 native Korean speakers with normal voice participated in the study. Each participant was asked to perform the VRP task using the vowel /a/ and the SRP task using the first sentence of a Korean standard passage "Ga-eul". In addition, the SFF was measured with electroglottography during a passage reading task. Predictive factors of the SFF were explored and the absolute difference between the SFF and the ESFF (DSFF) was compared between gender groups. Results indicated that predictive factors were age, gender, minimum pitch and pitch range for the VRP (adjusted $R^2=.931$), and pitch range (in semi-tones) and maximum pitch for the SRP (adjusted $R^2=.963$), respectively. The SFF and ESFF predicted by the VRP and SRP showed a strong positive correlation. The DSFF of the VRP and SRP, as well as their sum did not differ by gender. In conclusion, the SFF during a passage reading task could be successfully predicted by the parameters of the VRP and SRP tasks. In further studies, clinical implications need to be explored in patients who may exhibit deviations in SFF.

Voice range profile in premutation, mutation, and postmutation of men (변성이전, 변성 및 변성이후 남성의 발성범위 프로파일)

  • Kim, Jaeock;Lee, Seung Jin
    • Phonetics and Speech Sciences
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    • v.13 no.4
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    • pp.89-100
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    • 2021
  • This study compared the voice range profiles (VRPs) with glissando and simplified VRP methods with 57 men who were in premutation (8-13 years), mutation (11-16 years), and postmutation (10-24 years) stages. The difference between modal and falsetto areas measured in two VRP methods was also compared. As the results, the average fundamental frequency (F0) was in the order of premuaton>mutation>postmutation. The maximum F0 (F0max), the range of F0 (F0range), the maximum intensity (Imax), and the range of intensity (Irange) were the lowest in the mutation stage, and these variables were higher in falsetto area than in modal area in both methods. In addition, most variables of VRP in glissando were higher than in simplified VRP, but the differences were not significant. This study showed that, in men in mutation stage, due to the temporary anatomical and physiological changes of the larynx, the mechanism of the vocal folds vibration changes and VRP shows a different pattern from that of other age groups. Both the VRPs of glissando and simplifed VRP are suitable for clinical practice by experienced examiners. And it is necessary to measure not only the falsetto area but also the modal area when measuring VRP.

A Decoding Program of MPEG TS Packet and A Restoring Program of Data Information (MPEG TS 패킷 분류 프로그램과 데이터 정보의 복원 프로그램)

  • Jung, Myung-Su;Sonh, Seung-Il
    • Proceedings of the Korean Institute of Information and Commucation Sciences Conference
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    • v.9 no.1
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    • pp.646-650
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    • 2005
  • 요즘 아날로그 방송에서 디지털 방송시대로 변화함에 따라 디지털 방송기술이 많이 발전되었다. 디지털 방송은 방송국으로부터 만들어지는 영상, 음성, 데이터 스트림들이 MPEG을 통해 효율적으로 압축하고 동기식으로 패킷화되어서 MPEG TS 패킷형식으로 서비스 이용자에게 위성 또는 지상파를 통해 전송되어진다. 방송되어지는 데이터 정보는 물론 그 외의 비관련 데이터도 제공되어짐으로써 서비스 이용범위도 많이 늘어나고 특히 기존의 영상과 음성위주의 방송과는 달리 사업자와 이용자간의 쌍방향으로 데이터를 송수신할 수 있는 기술이 고부가가치 사업으로 대두되고 있다. 디지털 방송을 수신해서 보기 위해서는 튜너로부터 수신되어 디지털화된 MPEG TS 패킷들을 분류해주는 과정이 필요하다. 본 연구에서는 실제 디지털 방송되었던 패킷 파일을 가지고 분류하였다. 영상 스트림과 음성 스트림을 분류하고 데이터 스트림을 분리하였다. 그리고 데이터 방송 규격의 데이터 스트림 파일을 별도로 입력하여 데이터를 분류하였다. 프로그램은 Microsoft visual c++6.0을 사용하여 구현하였다.

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Comparison of voice range profiles of modal and falsetto register in dysphonic and non-dysphonic adult women (음성장애 성인 여성과 정상음성 성인 여성 간 진성구와 가성구의 음성범위프로파일 비교)

  • Jaeock Kim;Seung Jin Lee
    • Phonetics and Speech Sciences
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    • v.14 no.4
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    • pp.67-75
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    • 2022
  • This study compared voice range profiles (VRPs) of modal and falsetto register in 53 dysphonic and 53 non-dysphonic adult women with gliding vowel /a/'. The results shows that maximum fundamental frequency (F0MAX), maximum intensity (IMAX), F0 range (F0RANGE), and intensity range (IRANGE) are lower in the dysphonic group than in the non-dysphonic group. F0MAX and F0RANGE are significantly higher in falsetto register than modal register in both groups. IMAX and IRANGE are significantly higher in falsetto register in the non-dysphonic group, but those are not different between two registers in the dysphonic group. There was no statistically significant difference in minimum F0 (F0MIN) and minimum intensity (IMIN) between the two groups. Modal-falsetto register transition occurred at 378.86 Hz (F4#) in the dysphonic group and 557.79 Hz (C5#) in the non-dysphonic group, which was significantly lower in the dysphonic group. It can be seen that both modal and falsetto registers in dysphonic adult women are reduced compared to non-dysphoinc adult women, indicating that the vocal folds of dysphonic adult women are not easy to vibrate in high pitches. The results of this study would be the basic data for understanding the acoustic features of voice disorders.