Dear Gnuspeech Contact Mailing List,
I am a student at the Leiden University, currently developing a thesis in
Vocal Tract Area
Function estimation.
I am using the gnuspeech tube waveguide software embedded in an Multi-Objective
optimization software.
The method I implemented uses a MO-Evolutionary algorithm to try to match
a target sound.
I would like to ask a couple of informations regarding the Distinctive Region
Model
and the sensitivity function calculation.
Given an arbitrary posture, is it possible to calculate its sensitivity
function efficiently?
>From what I understood, the table shown in the documentation (R1-R8 against
>F1-F3)
works only when the tube is on a 'close to straight' configuration.
Since the sensitivity is a function of the volume velocity and pressure, is
there a way
to keep track of this data inside the tube routines?
If it would be possible, I would like to incorporate this knowledge inside the
evolutionary
operators of my system.
Many thanks for the attention,
with kind regards.
Francesco D'Este
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