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Several digital processing techniques have been found to be of value in the computer analysis of the speech of deaf children. These techniques include the cepstrum analysis, chirp z transform, and predictive coding of the speech signal. The application of these techniques to the analysis of deaf speech, and the special problems that are encountered, are discussed. The accuracy of the speech parameter estimates obtained by these techniques is difficult to evaluate since the "true" values are not known. One approach to evaluating the accuracy of estimation is to synthesize the speech using the estimated parameter values. The computer simulation of the speech of deaf children has, thus far, shown a moderate degree of success. The computer synthesis of deaf speech also appears to be a diagnostic tool of great potential for the evaluation and treatment of speech problems.

Digital processing of the speech of deaf children