TONY BRIAN ALDERMAN (2005): Forensic Speaker Identification. A Likelihood Ratio-based Approach Using Vowel Formants, Muenchen, Lincom GmbH.

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  • Néstor Cuartero Torres Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

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2007-12-31

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Cuartero Torres, N. (2007). TONY BRIAN ALDERMAN (2005): Forensic Speaker Identification. A Likelihood Ratio-based Approach Using Vowel Formants, Muenchen, Lincom GmbH. Journal of Experimental Phonetics, 16, 279–282. Retrieved from https://revistes.ub.edu/index.php/experimentalphonetics/article/view/44480

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Vol. 16 (2007)

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