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Volume 3,

Issue 9,

September 2023

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JASA Express Letters is a gold open-access journal devoted to the rapid and open dissemination of important new research results and technical discussion in all fields of acoustics. It serves physical scientists, life scientists, engineers, psychologists, physiologists, architects, musicians, and speech communication specialists who wish to quickly report the results of their acoustical research in letter-sized contributions.

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September 25 2023

Accent rating of vocoded foreign-accented speech by native listeners

Jing Yang, Jaskirat Sidhu et al.

This study examined accent rating of speech samples collected from 12 Mandarin-accented English talkers and two native English talkers. The speech samples were processed with noise- and tone-vocoders ...

September 15 2023

Underwater source ranging by Siamese network aided semi-supervised learning

Hao Wen, Chengzhu Yang et al.

Underwater source ranging based on Deep Learning methods demands a considerable amount of labeled data, which is costly to collect. To alleviate this challenge, semi-supervised learning of the ...

September 01 2023

Improved snapshot-deficient active target localization using the knowledge-aided covariance of reverberation

He Wang, Ting Zhang et al.

Underwater reverberation often hinders the effectiveness of adaptive methods in active target localization with snapshot-deficient conditions. To overcome this challenge, a knowledge-aided ...

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September 26 2023

Moving source depth estimation in deep ocean direct arrival zone with a horizontal line array

Feilong Zhu, Fenghua Li et al.

The received sound intensity of bottom-mounted line array varies as the submerged sound source moves in the direct arrival region, which resulting from interference between the direct and ...

September 26 2023

Generalization of spontaneous imitation from nonwords to real words

Yamei Wang, Harim Kwon

This study reports that English speakers, after shadowing English-like nonwords beginning on /p/ with extended voice onset time, spontaneously shifted their subsequent reading productions of English ...

September 26 2023

Prosodic cues to word boundaries in a segmentation task assessed using reverse correlation

Alejandro Osses, Elsa Spinelli et al.

When listening to speech sounds, listeners are able to exploit acoustic features that mark the boundaries between successive words, the so-called segmentation cues. These cues are typically ...

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