| 英文摘要 |
This study aims to assist the hearing-impaired in improving their vocal ability and communication quality and proposes to convert the acoustic model of speech into visual form to assist the hearing-impaired in self-vocalization training. Establish a platform for oral vocalization practice to assist the hearing-impaired to learn independently. The core goal of this platform is to enable hearing-impaired people to hear more clearly and speak more clearly. In this study, the sound signals of speech elements such as vowel, consonant, and tone were converted into spectral distribution and dynamic changes that could correspond to the principle of sound pronunciation through the advanced model. Learners can see the trajectory of the vowel vocalization process, whether it meets the changes in the oral cavity and tongue position, whether the consonant's vocal action and exhalation mode change correctly with time, and the mastery of tone is the most difficult, this study uses 3 state processes to describe 4 tones. Through the visualization of auditory information and multimodal feedback of sight and touch, the hearing impaired can improve their pronunciation through self-practice. |