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Impact of Speech Under 'Stress' on Military Speech Technology. (l'Impact de la parole en condition de 'stress' sur less technologies vocales militaries)

机译:“压力”下言语对军事言语技术的影响。 (l'Impact de la parole en condition de'stress'sur less arts vocales military)

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Military operations are often conducted under conditions of stress induced by high workload, sleep deprivation, fear and emotion, confusion due to conflicting information, psychological tension, pain, and other typical conditions encountered in the modern battlefield context. These conditions are known to affect the physical and cognitive abilities of human speech characteristics, and this study was intended to determine the actual effects of stress on voice production quality. It is suggested that the effect of operator based stress factors on voice is likely to be detrimental to the effectiveness of communication in general, in particular to the performance of communication equipment and weapon systems equipped with vocal interfaces (e.g., advanced cockpits, command, control, and communication systems, information warfare). Progress in the field of military based speech technology, including advances in speech based system design has been restricted due to the lack of availability of databases of speech under stress. In particular, the type of stress which an operator may experience in the modem battlefield context is not easily simulated, and therefore it is difficult to systematically collect speech data for use in research and speech system training. It is foreseen that in the future it will be necessary to improve the coordination of multi-national military forces. The need therefore exists for planned simulations with military personnel using a wide range of speech technology and addressing factors such as high workload, sleep deprivation, fear and emotion, confusion, psychological tension, pain, etc.

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