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2020

Variation in Spectral Slope and Interharmonic Noise in Cantonese TonesPhil Rose. interspeech 2020: 1933-1937 [doi]

2018

Dialect-geographical Acoustic-Tonetics: Five Disyllabic Tone Sandhi Patterns in Cognate Words from the Wu Dialects of ZhèJiāNg ProvincePhil Rose. interspeech 2018: 2733-2737 [doi]

2017

Likelihood ratio-based forensic voice comparison with higher level features: research and realityPhil Rose. csl, 45:475-502, 2017. [doi]

2015

Forensic voice comparison with monophthongal formant trajectories - a likelihood ratio-based discrimination of "schwa" vowel acoustics in a close social group of young Australian femalesPhil Rose. icassp 2015: 4819-4823 [doi]

Cantonese forensic voice comparison with higher-level features: likelihood ratio-based validation using F-pattern and tonal F0 trajectories over a disyllabic hexaphonePhil Rose, Bruce Xiao Wang. odyssey 2016: 326-333 [doi]

2014

Transcribing tone - a likelihood-based quantitative evaluation of chao's tone lettersPhil Rose. interspeech 2014: 101-105 [doi]

2011

Forensic voice comparison with secular shibboleths - A hybrid fused gmm-multivariate likelihood ratio-based approach using alveolo-palatal fricative cepstral spectraPhil Rose. icassp 2011: 5900-5903 [doi]

Forensic Voice Comparison with Japanese Vowel Acoustics - A Likelihood Ratio-based Approach Using Segmental CepstraPhil Rose. icphs 2011: 1718-1721 [doi]

2010

The effect of correlation on strength of evidence estimates in Forensic Voice Comparison: uni- and multivariate Likelihood Ratio-based discrimination with Australian English vowel acousticsPhil Rose. ijbm, 2(4):316-329, 2010. [doi]

2009

Same tone, different category: linguistic-tonetic variation in the areal tone acoustics of chuqu wuWilliam Steed, Phil Rose. interspeech 2009: 2295-2298 [doi]

2008

Beyond the long-term mean: exploring the potential of F0 distribution parameters in traditional forensic speaker recognitionYuko Kinoshita, Shunichi Ishihara, Phil Rose. odyssey 2008: 3 [doi]

2006

Technical forensic speaker recognition: Evaluation, types and testing of evidencePhil Rose. csl, 20(2-3):159-191, 2006. [doi]

Accounting for Correlation in Linguistic-Acoustic Likelihood Ratio-based Forensic Speaker DiscriminationPhil Rose. odyssey 2006: 1-8 [doi]

2004

Technical forensic speaker identification from a Bayesian linguist's perspectivePhil Rose. odyssey 2004: 3-10 [doi]

1998

Tones of a tridialectal: acoustic and perceptual data on ten linguistic tonetic contrasts between lao, nyo and standard ThaiPhil Rose. interspeech 1998: [doi]

A forensic phonetic investigation into non-contemporaneous variation in the f-pattern of similar-sounding speakersPhil Rose. interspeech 1998: [doi]

The differential status of semivowels in the acoustic phonetic realisation of tonePhil Rose. interspeech 1998: [doi]

Tonal complexity as a dialectal feature: 25 different citation tones from four zhejiang wu dialectsSean Zhu, Phil Rose. interspeech 1998: [doi]

1996

Automatic vowel quality description using a variable mapping to an eight cardinal vowel reference setShuping Ran, J. Bruce Millar, Phil Rose. interspeech 1996: 102-105 [doi]

1991

How effective are long term mean and standard deviation as normalisation parameters for tonal fundamental frequency?Phil Rose. speech, 10(3):229-247, 1991. [doi]

1987

Considerations in the normalisation of the fundamental frequency of linguistic tonePhil Rose. speech, 6(4):343-352, 1987. [doi]

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