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    This document discusses speech analysis techniques. It outlines that speech can be analyzed by looking at the narrow band spectrum and identifying the first harmonic (H1), second harmonic (H2), first formant (F1), nearest harmonic to F1 (A1), and nearest harmonic to F3 (A3). These elements are used to extract features about fundamental frequency and formants from speech.

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    This document discusses speech analysis techniques. It outlines that speech can be analyzed by looking at the narrow band spectrum and identifying the first harmonic (H1), second harmonic (H2), first formant (F1), nearest harmonic to F1 (A1), and nearest harmonic to F3 (A3). These elements are used to extract features about fundamental frequency and formants from speech.

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    This document discusses speech analysis techniques. It outlines that speech can be analyzed by looking at the narrow band spectrum and identifying the first harmonic (H1), second harmonic (H2), first formant (F1), nearest harmonic to F1 (A1), and nearest harmonic to F3 (A3). These elements are used to extract features about fundamental frequency and formants from speech.

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    Narrow band H1: 1st harmonics

    spectrum
    H1 – H2
    H2: 2st harmonics
    Hamming and
    Pre-emphasis A1: the nearest
    harmonics to F1 A1 – A3
    F0, formants A3: the nearest
    harmonics to F3

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