Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Temporal decomposition (TD), which is an analysis procedure based on a linear model of the effects of coarticulation, yields a linear approximation of a time sequence of speech parameters in terms of a series of time-overlapping interpolation functions and an associated series of data vectors. The number and positions of these interpolation functions show a high correspondence with phonetic events present in the speech signal. A new and more robust interpolation scheme for TD that gives it a geometric interpretation as a breakpoint analysis procedure in a multidimensional parameter space is described, where breakpoints are connected by straight line segments. The interpolation scheme can be vied as a generalization of segmentation, allowing for a gradual transition from one segment towards the next. >
['Paul J. Dix', 'Gerrit Bloothooft']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A breakpoint analysis procedure based on temporal decomposition
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