Francis Nolan

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 1987-2022
Publications (10 Years): 6

Top Topics

Formant Frequencies

Comparative Study

Speaker Recognition

Top Venues

Publications

Yixin Zhang, Francis Nolan, Daniel Friedrichs
Perceptual clustering of high-pitched vowels in Chinese Yue Opera. Speech Commun. 137 (2022)
Linda Gerlach, Kirsty McDougall, Finnian Kelly, Anil Alexander, Francis Nolan
Exploring the relationship between voice similarity estimates by listeners and by an automatic speaker recognition system incorporating phonetic features. Speech Commun. 124 (2020)
Weijing Zhou, Francis Nolan, Aijun Li, Jian Gong, Xiaojiao Xue, Xiaoli Ji
Detecting Sarcastic and Complimentary Exclamations in English with Intonation patterns and Acoustic Features: A Case Study. ISSPIT (2019)
Calbert Graham, Francis Nolan
Articulation Rate as a Metric in Spoken Language Assessment. INTERSPEECH (2019)
Adrian Leemann, Marie-José Kolly, Francis Nolan, Yang Li
The role of segments and prosody in the identification of a speaker's dialect. J. Phonetics 68 (2018)
Calbert Graham, Paula Buttery, Francis Nolan
Vowel Characteristics in the Assessment of L2 English Pronunciation. INTERSPEECH (2016)
Gea de Jong, Francis Nolan, Kirsty McDougall, Toby Hudson
Voice lineups: A practical guide. ICPhS (2015)
Adrian Leemann, Marie-José Kolly, Francis Nolan
It's not phonetic aesthetics that drives dialect preference: The case of Swiss German. ICPhS (2015)
Adrian Leemann, Camilla Bernardasci, Francis Nolan
The effect of speakers' regional varieties on listeners' decision-making. INTERSPEECH (2015)
Yvonne Flory, Francis Nolan
The influence of body posture on the acoustic speech signal. ICPhS (2015)
Francis Nolan
Forensic phonetics and speaker characteristics. ICPhS (2015)
Eva Liina Asu, Francis Nolan, Susanne Schötz
A comparative study of Estonian Swedish voiceless laterals: Are voiceless approximants fricatives? ICPhS (2015)
Kirsty McDougall, Francis Nolan, Toby Hudson
Telephone Transmission and Earwitnesses: Performance on Voice Parades Controlled for Voice Similarity. Phonetica 72 (4) (2015)
Francis Nolan, Harriet Sykes
Vowel and consonant identification at high pitch: The acoustics of soprano unintelligibility. ICPhS (2015)
Francis Nolan, Kirsty McDougall, Toby Hudson
Some Acoustic Correlates of Perceived (Dis)Similarity between Same-accent Voices. ICPhS (2011)
Francis Nolan, Eva Liina Asu
The Pairwise Variability Index and Coexisting Rhythms in Language. Phonetica 66 (1-2) (2009)
Brechtje Post, Francis Nolan, Emmanuel A. Stamatakis, Toby Hudson
Categories and gradience in intonation: evidence from linguistics and neurobiology. INTERSPEECH (2009)
Gea de Jong, Kirsty McDougall, Francis Nolan
Sound Change and Speaker Identity: An Acoustic Study. Speaker Classification (2) (2007)
Esther Grabe, Brechtje Post, Francis Nolan, Kimberley J. Farrar
Pitch accent realization in four varieties of British English. J. Phonetics 28 (2) (2000)
Inger Karlsson, Tanja Bänziger, Jana Dankovicová, Tom Johnstone, Johan Lindberg, Håkan Melin, Francis Nolan, Klaus R. Scherer
Speaker verification with elicited speaking styles in the VeriVox project. Speech Commun. 31 (2-3) (2000)
Esther Grabe, Francis Nolan, Kimberley J. Farrar
IVie - a comparative transcription system for intonational variation in English. ICSLP (1998)
Inger Karlsson, Tanja Bänziger, Jana Dankovicová, Tom Johnstone, Johan Lindberg, Håkan Melin, Francis Nolan, Klaus R. Scherer
Within-speaker variability due to speaking manners. ICSLP (1998)
Esther Grabe, Paul Warren, Francis Nolan
Resolving category ambiguities - evidence from stress shift. Speech Communication 15 (1-2) (1994)
Esther Grabe, Tara Hoist, Francis Nolan, Paul Warren
Acoustic cues to syntactic structure - evidence from prosodic and segmental effects. EUROSPEECH (1993)
Francis Nolan
The phonetic bases of speaker recognition : Cambridge Studies in Speech Science and Communication, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1983, 221 pp. ISBN 0-521-24486-2. Speech Commun. 6 (2) (1987)
Francis Nolan
Linguistic versus personal variation in speech recognition. ECST (1987)