Here is a case where the speaker's voice is hoarse (he clears his throat immediately afterwards)
In this case, PeakDet detected erroneously a spurious cycle. In fact, the 16th cycle is a part of an extremly long glottal cycle with triple closing peaks, which last from 16th cycle to 17th cycle.
As a result, it leads to an unreasonale curve of f0 values with two spurious values.
In order to deal with cases like this, Peakdet should implement a solution to merge spurious cycles.
Here is a case where the speaker's voice is hoarse (he clears his throat immediately afterwards)
In this case,
PeakDet
detected erroneously a spurious cycle. In fact, the 16th cycle is a part of an extremly long glottal cycle with triple closing peaks, which last from 16th cycle to 17th cycle. As a result, it leads to an unreasonale curve of f0 values with two spurious values. In order to deal with cases like this,Peakdet
should implement a solution to merge spurious cycles.Source: Muong data, speaker M14, token 3501, syllable /kiɛŋ4/ 'wing' Audio file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/eo7lawj9c8be160/AExtremlyLongCycle_M14_3502_Audio.wav?dl=0