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9 February 2012 High-speed digital phonoscopy images analyzed by Nyquist plots
Yuling Yan
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Abstract
Vocal-fold vibration is a key dynamic event in voice production, and the vibratory characteristics of the vocal fold correlate closely with voice quality and health condition. Laryngeal imaging provides direct means to observe the vocal fold vibration; in the past, however, available modalities were either too slow or impractical to resolve the actual vocal fold vibrations. This limitation has now been overcome by high-speed digital imaging (HSDI) (or high-speed digital phonoscopy), which records images of the vibrating vocal folds at a rate of 2000 frames per second or higher- fast enough to resolve a specific, sustained phonatory vocal fold vibration. The subsequent image-based functional analysis of voice is essential to better understanding the mechanism underlying voice production, as well as assisting the clinical diagnosis of voice disorders. Our primary objective is to develop a comprehensive analytical platform for voice analysis using the HSDI recordings. So far, we have developed various analytical approaches for the HSDI-based voice analyses. These include Nyquist plots and associated analysese that are used along with FFT and Spectrogram in the analysis of the HSDI data representing normal voice and specific voice pathologies.
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Yuling Yan "High-speed digital phonoscopy images analyzed by Nyquist plots", Proc. SPIE 8207, Photonic Therapeutics and Diagnostics VIII, 82071O (9 February 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.918359
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KEYWORDS
Acoustics

Image analysis

Signal analyzers

Digital imaging

Image segmentation

Pathology

Distortion

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