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<TD VALIGN=TOP><H2> <A HREF="#DOC.DOCU">Pitchmarking Functions</A></H2></TD></H2></TD></TR></TABLE>

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<IMG ALT="o" BORDER=0 SRC=icon1.gif><A NAME="pitchmark"></A>
<A HREF=pitchmark.html><B>pitchmark</B></A></TD><TD><BR>
<I>Find pitchmarks in Larynograph (lx) signal.</I>
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<A HREF=pitchmark.2.html><B>pitchmark</B></A></TD><TD><BR>
<I>Find pitchmarks in Larynograph (lx) signal.</I>
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<IMG ALT="o" BORDER=0 SRC=icon1.gif><A NAME="neg_zero_cross_pick"></A>
<A HREF=neg_zero_cross_pick.html><B>neg_zero_cross_pick</B></A></TD><TD><BR>
<I>Find times where waveform cross zero axis in negative direction.</I>
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<A HREF=pm_fill.html><B>pm_fill</B></A></TD><TD><BR>
<I>Produce a set of sensible pitchmarks.</I>
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<A HREF=pm_min_check.html><B>pm_min_check</B></A></TD><TD><BR>
<I>Remove pitchmarks which are too close together.</I>
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Pitchmarking involves finding some pre-defined pitch related instant
for every pitch period in the speech. At present, only functions for
analysing laryngograph waveforms are available - the much harder
problem of doing this on actual speech has not been attempted.
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