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Editorial
Foreword | |
Harry Hollien | 1-2 |
Articles
Earwitness identification: common ground, disputed territory and uncharted areas | |
A.P.A. Broeders | 3-13 |
Consideration of guidelines for earwitness lineups | |
Harry Hollien | 14-23 |
The influence of style-shifting on voice identification | |
Ruth Huntley Bahr , Kimberley J. Pass | 25-38 |
Identical twins, different voices | |
Francis Nolan , Tomasina Oh | 39-49 |
Integrated approach to speaker recognition in forensic applications | |
Wojciech Majewski , Czeslaw Basztura | 50-64 |
Age estimation by different listener groups | |
Angelika Braun | 65-73 |
Preparing a voice lineup | |
Francis Nolan , Esther Grabe | 74-94 |
Fundamental frequency vector for a speaker identification system | |
Ming Jiang | 95-106 |
Conducting research on the effects of intoxication on speech | |
Harry Hollien , Camilo A. Martin | 107-128 |
Formant trajectories as indices of phonetic variation for speaker identification | |
J.C.L. Ingram , R. Prandolini , S. Ong | 129-145 |
Identifying Dr Schneider's voice: an adventure in forensic speaker identification | |
Hermann Kunzel | 146-154 |
The problem of F0 and real-life speaker identification: a case study | |
Dagmar Boss | 155-159 |
A report on a voice disguise experiment | |
Herbert Masthoff | 160-167 |
A report on the acoustic effects of one type of disguise | |
Ricardo Molina de Figueiredo , Helena Souza Britto | 168-175 |
Evaluation of a foreign speaker in forensic phonetics: a report | |
Niels O. Schiller , Olaf Koster | 176-185 |
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