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Multispeech<\/h2>\n

Speech Modeling for Facilitating Oral-Based Communication<\/h4>\n
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Department 4 : Knowledge and Language Management<\/i><\/p>\n

Team leader<\/b> :\u00a0Denis Jouvet<\/b>
\nT\u00e9l. : +33 3 54 95 86 26
\nMail : denis.jouvet@loria.fr<\/p>\n

Website<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Presentation<\/h4>\n

Speech is the scientific object of our group, with the objectives of better understanding how humans product and perceive speech, and of elaborating efficient interactions between human beings and machines via automatic speech processing.
\nA first theme consists in studying the links between articulatory features, acoustic cues and human perception. Within the case of language learning this helps to design acoustic feedback which can improve speech production.
\nProviding feedback often requires acoustic cues to be extracted from the speech signal. This consti- tutes a second activity which becomes important with the emergence of applications concerning speech pathologies and disorders. The construction of models, either acoustic for automatic speech recognition, linguistic for speech to speech translation, or articulatory for studying speech production, is the third activity of our group and plays a central role in our scientific approach.<\/p>\n

Research activities<\/h4>\n