Interspeech 2019

Along with Georgia Zellou & Bruno Ferenc Segedin (UC Davis Phonetics Lab), I traveled to Graz, Austria to present some of our research at the 2019 Interspeech Conference!

Georgia Zellou presenting our research exploring individual variation in speech toward Siri vs. human voices

Presenting our project looking at alignment toward emotionally expressive productions by Amazon Alexa

*Bruno Ferenc Segedin presenting our research exploring phonetic adaptation to human vs. Amazon Alexa voices*

Presenting research on acoustic cue weighting for musicians / nonmusicians

See below for links for the papers:

Cathryn Snyder, Michelle Cohn, & Georgia Zellou (2019). Individual variation in cognitive processing style predicts differences in phonetic imitation of device and human voices.
Michelle Cohn & Georgia Zellou (2019). Expressiveness influences human vocal alignment toward voice-AI.
Bruno Ferenc Segedin, Michelle Cohn, & Georgia Zellou. (2019). Perceptual adaptation to device and human voices: learning and generalization of a phonetic shift across real and voice-AI talkers.
Michelle Cohn, Georgia Zellou, Santiago Barreda. (2019) The role of musical experience in the perceptual weighting of acoustic cues for the obstruent coda voicing contrast in American English.

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