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Analysis of videokymographic images
Zita, Aleš ; Zitová, Barbara (advisor) ; Novozámský, Adam (referee)
In ongoing basic human vocal chord functionality research, scientists try to describe the dependency of the glottal wave characteristics on tone generation and vocal chord properties. One of the affordable vocal chord visualization techniques for clinics is the Videokymography - technique based on recording the vocal chord vibration using a CCD camera modified to a line-scanner. Recorded rows are than combined to form a spatial-time recording. These records are suitable for computer based extraction of the vocal chord characteristics, including the characteristics of the glottal waves. In this thesis the method for automatic detection of the glottal waves was developed and implemented utilizing the digital image processing techniques. The proposed method is primarily focused on processing the healthy vocal chords videokymographic images as they gives us a good reference for the physiology of the human vocal chord organ.
Analysis of videokymographic images
Zita, Aleš ; Zitová, Barbara (advisor) ; Novozámský, Adam (referee)
In ongoing basic human vocal chord functionality research, scientists try to describe the dependency of the glottal wave characteristics on tone generation and vocal chord properties. One of the affordable vocal chord visualization techniques for clinics is the Videokymography - technique based on recording the vocal chord vibration using a CCD camera modified to a line-scanner. Recorded rows are than combined to form a spatial-time recording. These records are suitable for computer based extraction of the vocal chord characteristics, including the characteristics of the glottal waves. In this thesis the method for automatic detection of the glottal waves was developed and implemented utilizing the digital image processing techniques. The proposed method is primarily focused on processing the healthy vocal chords videokymographic images as they gives us a good reference for the physiology of the human vocal chord organ.

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