Browsing Theses and Dissertations (Computer Science) by Author "Modipa, T. I."

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  • The automatic recognition of emotions in speech 
    Manamela, Phuti, John (2020)
    Speech emotion recognition (SER) refers to a technology that enables machines to detect and recognise human emotions from spoken phrases. In the literature, numerous attempts have been made to develop systems that can ...
  • Development of a text-independent automatic speaker recognition system 
    Mokgonyane, Tumisho Billson (2021)
    The task of automatic speaker recognition, wherein a system verifies or identifies speakers from a recording of their voices, has been researched for several decades. However, research in this area has been carried out ...
  • The development of accented English synthetic voices 
    Malatji, Promise Tshepiso (University of Limpopo, 2019)
    A Text-to-speech (TTS) synthesis system is a software system that receives text as input and produces speech as output. A TTS synthesis system can be used for, amongst others, language learning, and reading out text for ...
  • The development of an automatic pronunciation assistant 
    Sefara, Tshephisho Joseph (2019)
    The pronunciation of words and phrases in any language involves careful manipulation of linguistic features. Factors such as age, motivation, accent, phonetics, stress and intonation sometimes cause a problem of inappropriate ...
  • Development of robust language models for speech recognition of under-resourced language 
    Sindana, Daniel (2020)
    Language modelling (LM) work for under-resourced languages that does not consider most linguistic information inherent in a language produces language models that in adequately represent the language, thereby leading to ...

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