Antonia Colazo-Simon

TL;DR: Isolated word recognition tests performed with fixed and portable ultrasound based silent speech interface equipment show that systems trained on vocalized speech exhibit reduced performance when tested on silent articulation, but that training with silently articulated speech allows to recover much of this loss.

TL;DR: The requirement of a structured and organized computerized platform in order to store, organize and make accessible (for selected and protected usage) dysarthric speech corpora and associated patients’ clinical information is outlined.

TL;DR: This study showed a reduced duration of words, a general hypoarticulation for lips, but non significant changes for tongue movements depending on the type of vowel and consonant in silent speech.

TL;DR: The DesPho-APaDy project as discussed by the authors aims to provide a systematic and quantified description of French dysarthric speech, over a large population of patients and three dysarthria types (related to the parkinson's disease, the Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis disease, and a pure cerebellar alteration).

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors decrivons des tests de reconnaissance de mots produits a la fois en parole silencieuse and en parole vocalisee dans les phases de tests and d'entrainement.