Shazalina Mat Zin
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Shazalina Mat Zin
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Shazalina, Mat Zin
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Zin, Shazalina Mat
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Numerical analysis of 25-year-old male and female voices via mechanical model of vocal cord using cubic B-spline collocation method

2024 , Shazalina Mat Zin , Syatirah Mat Zin

Vocal cords play an important role in human speech production. The development of mechanical models of vocal cords has increased the understanding of their role and functionality. Numerous numerical studies have been explored to investigate the properties of vocal cord. In this work, one-mass mechanical model of vocal cord has been identified to be solved numerically using B-spline collocation method. Parameters of the model have been extracted from 25 years old male and female voices. Displacement of vocal cord at time, t, have been generated explore for each voice. The number of phases and highest displacement have also been discovered in the finding. Duration of first phase of each voice has also been explored.

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Numerical analysis of one-mass mechanical model of vocal cord using normal and pathological voices through cubic B-spline collocation method

2024-09-13 , Shazalina Mat Zin , Syatirah Mat Zin

Vocal cords play a crucial role in human speech production. The development of mechanical models of vocal cords has increased the understanding of their role and functionality. Numerous numerical studies have been explored to investigate the properties of vocal cord. In this work, one-mass mechanical model of vocal cord has been identified to be solved numerically using B-spline collocation method. Parameters of the model have been extracted from real voices data classified as normal and pathological voices. New results, displacement of vocal cord at time, t, have been generated for each voice. The findings indicated that each voice produced a different value of displacement due to the damping and subglottal pressure of each voice. The number of phases and highest peaks displacement have also been discovered in the finding.

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