Philipp Klumpp
10 papers · 2017–2024 · 1 venue · across top CS/AI venues
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speech analysis
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phonetic analysis
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parkinson disease
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speech assessment
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recurrent neural network
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acoustic feature
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mobile health
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pathological speech
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speech disorder
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clinical speech analysis
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signal processing
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acoustic modeling
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audio classification
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phoneme recognition
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feature extraction
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Papers
Multilingual Speech and Language Analysis for the Assessment of Mild Cognitive Impairment: Outcomes from the Taukadial Challenge
Interspeech 2024
Speaker- and Text-Independent Estimation of Articulatory Movements and Phoneme Alignments from Speech
Interspeech 2024
Alzheimer's Detection from English to Spanish Using Acoustic and Linguistic Embeddings
Interspeech 2022
Disentangled Latent Speech Representation for Automatic Pathological Intelligibility Assessment
Interspeech 2022
Wav2vec behind the Scenes: How end2end Models learn Phonetics
Interspeech 2022
Surgical Mask Detection with Deep Recurrent Phonetic Models
Interspeech 2020
Apkinson: A Mobile Solution for Multimodal Assessment of Patients with Parkinson’s Disease
Interspeech 2019
Feature Space Visualization with Spatial Similarity Maps for Pathological Speech Data
Interspeech 2019
Phonet: A Tool Based on Gated Recurrent Neural Networks to Extract Phonological Posteriors from Speech
Interspeech 2019
Apkinson — A Mobile Monitoring Solution for Parkinson’s Disease
Interspeech 2017