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Eric
Keller
Prof. hon. emeritus
Université
de Lausanne
1015 Lausanne, Suisse-Switzerland
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English
Born
in Basel, Switzerland, and educated in Switzerland, the U.S., the
Netherlands, Canada, and Germany, Eric Keller obtained a Ph.D. in
Linguistics with a specialisation in psycholinguistics and
neurolinguistics from the University of Toronto in 1975. He
deepened his interests in the neurosciences with a postdoctorate
in motor physiology at the University of Ulm (1976-1978) and a
second course in clinical psychology at McGill and Concordia
universities in Montreal (1979-1983) which he completed with “all
but dissertation” (ABD). From 1978-1990, he taught
psycholinguistics, phonetics and computer science at the
University of Quebec at Montreal. In 1991, he founded the Section
for Computer Science and Mathematical Methods, Faculté des
Lettres, at the University of Lausanne (now integrated into
Section des sciences du langage et de l'information link).
In
both universities, he obtained the equivalent of "full
professor" status.
In
research, his interests revolved around the brain sciences and
artificial intelligence. Initially he was concerned with the
psycho- and neurolinguistic modelling of prosodic and acoustic
structures of speech in normal and brain-damaged speakers (aphasia
and dysarthria). He is the author, co-author, editor or co-editor
of well over 100 publications in this domain. This part of his
career was marked by his co-development of an ultrasound
measurement device for tongue action in speech, and by his
explorations of the details of lingual speech motor control in
normal and pathological speakers.
He
subsequently became known in the speech community as the author of
a speech analysis program called "Signalyze". This
user-friendly program permitted researchers to discover the
details of the acoustic and articulatory structure of speech by
simple, personal exploration. During the 1990s and into the first
decade of the 21st century, he directed and performed fundamental
research in artificial intelligence, particularly in speech
analysis and speech synthesis.
Between
1997 and 2001, he chaired a European
COST project involving
17 countries and some 30 laboratories in the area of improvements
in speech synthesis (COST 258). He is a recipient of the Kay
Elemetrics Award,
attributed on recommendation of the International
Society for Phonetic Sciences (ISPhS)
for his
work in the phonetic sciences. In 2008 Eric Keller was granted
the prestigious distinction of "Professeur
honoraire de L'Université de Lausanne" for his
various responsibilities in his 17 years at the University of
Lausanne.
Currently
he dedicates part of his time to the composition
of classical music.
In
parallel he has studied the unbalanced state of our human
relations over the last few years. Deep psychological rifts have
spread in major segments of the world population, resulting from
the lack of prospects for the future, the deepening split in
incomes and instability growing everywhere. This has led to very
high, health-damaging stress levels worldwide.
One
key factor has been the loss of local
control.
Instead of building and expanding the capabilities of one's
established practice, ever larger segments of the population have
been asked to re-tool and to accept mid-career changes at lesser
pay, or to possibly emigrate. The documents presented on his site
aim to re-prioritise the hopes and wishes of your
local community,
to help you build a more confident future, for you and for future
generations.
Eric
Keller is now professor hon. emeritus of the University of
Lausanne.
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Français
Né
à Bâle, en Suisse, et éduqué en Suisse,
aux États-Unis, aux Pays-Bas, au Canada et en Allemagne,
Eric Keller a obtenu un doctorat en linguistique avec
spécialisation psycho- et neurolinguistique l'Université
de Toronto en 1975. Il a approfondi ses intérêts dans
les neurosciences avec des études post-doctorales en
physiologie motrice à l'Université d'Ulm
(1976-1978), et avec un deuxième cours en psychologie
clinique (1979-1983) aux universités McGill et Concordia à
Montréal qu'il a terminé avec “all but
dissertation” (cours complet sans thèse). De 1978 à
1990 il a enseigné la psycholinguistique, la phonétique
et l'informatique à l'Université du Québec à
Montréal (UQAM). Il a fondé la Section
d'Informatique et des Méthodes Mathématiques,
Faculté des Lettres, à l'Université de
Lausanne en 1991 (maintenant intégrée à la
Section des sciences du langage et de l'information link).
Dans
les deux universités, il a obtenu l'équivalent du
statut de "professeur titulaire".
Au
niveau de la recherche, ses intérêts ont concerné
les sciences neuronales et l'intelligence artificielle.
Initialement, il s'est intéressé à la
modélisation psycho- et neurolinguistique des structures
prosodiques et acoustiques de la parole de personnes normales et
neurologiquement lésionnés (aphasie et dysarthrie).
Il est l'auteur de plus de cent publications. Cette partie de sa
carrière fut marquée par son co-développement
d'un système ultrasonique pour la mesure de l'action
linguale en parole, ainsi que par ses explorations du détail
du contrôle moteur de la parole des locuteurs normaux et
pathologiques.
Subséquemment,
il s'est fait connaître dans la communauté de la
parole comme auteur d'un logiciel d'analyse de la parole appelé
"Signalyze". Ce logiciel convivial a permis aux
chercheurs de la parole de découvrir la structure
acoustique et articulatoire de la parole par de simples
explorations personnelles. Durant les années 1990 et durant
la première décennie du 21er siècle, il a
dirigé et effectué des recherches en intelligence
artificielle, avant tout en analyse et en synthèse de la
parole.
Entre
1997 et 2001, il a présidé un projet
européen COST impliquant
17 pays et une trentaine de laboratoires, portant sur les
améliorations de la synthèse de la parole (COST
258). Il est récipient du Kay
Elemetrics Award,
attribué par la International
Society for Phonetic Sciences (ISPhS)
pour ses
travaux dans les sciences
phonétiques. En 2008, Eric Keller a reçu la
prestigieuse distinction de "Professeur
honoraire de L'Université de Lausanne" pour ses
diverses responsabilités au cours de ses 17 années à
l'Université de Lausanne.
Actuellement
il consacre une partie de son temps à la composition
de musique classique.
En
parallèle, il a étudié l'état de
déséquilibre de nos relations humaines au cours des
dernières années. De profondes fractures
psychologiques se sont propagées dans des segments
importants de la population mondiale, résultant du manque
de perspectives d'avenir, de la division croissante des revenus et
de l'instabilité qui s'accentue partout. Cela a conduit à
des niveaux de stress très élevés, nuisibles
à la santé, dans le monde entier.
Un
facteur clé a été la perte de contrôle
local.
Au lieu de renforcer et d'étendre les capacités de
leurs pratiques établies, des segments de plus en plus
importants de la population ont été invités à
se rééquiper et à accepter des changements en
milieu de carrière à un salaire moindre, voire à
émigrer. Les documents présentés sur son site
visent à redéfinir les priorités des espoirs
et des souhaits de
votre communauté locale,
afin de vous aider à construire un avenir plus confiant,
pour vous et pour les générations futures.
Eric
Keller est maintenant professeur hon. émérite de
l'Université de Lausanne.
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Deutsch
Geboren
in Basel, Schweiz, und erzogen in der Schweiz, den USA, den
Niederlanden, Kanada und Deutschland, hat Eric Keller an der
Universität Toronto im Jahr 1975 einen Ph.D. in der
Linguistik mit einer Spezialisierung in der Psycholinguistik und
Neurolinguistik erworben. Seine Interessen in den
Neurowissenschaften hat er mit einem Postdoc-Aufenthalt in
Motor-Physiologie an der Universität Ulm (1976-1978) und
1997-1983 in einen zweiten Universitätskurs in der klinischen
Psychologie an den Universitäten McGill und Concordia in
Montreal bis zum „all but dissertation“ weiterverfolgt
(volles Kursprogramm ohne Dissertation). 1978-1990 hat er
Psycholinguistik, Phonetik und Informatik an der University of
Quebec in Montreal unterrichtet. Im Jahr 1991 gründete er die
Fachgruppe Informatik und Mathematische Methoden, Faculté
des Lettres, an der Universität Lausanne (jetzt Teil der
Section des sciences du langage et de l'information link).
An
beiden Universitäten hat er den Status eines "Full
Professor" erreicht.
In
der Forschung lagen seine Interessen in der Hirnforschung und der
künstlichen Intelligenz. Anfangs hat er sich der psycho- und
neurolinguistischen Modellierung von prosodischen und akustische
Strukturen der Sprache in normalen und hirngeschädigten
Sprechern zugewandt (Aphasie und Dysarthrie). Er ist Autor,
Co-Autor, Herausgeber oder Mitherausgeber von weit über 100
Publikationen in diesem Bereich. In diesem Teil seiner Karriere
hat er die Entwicklung eines Ultraschall-Messgerät für
Zungenbewegung vorangetrieben. Seine Forschungen betrafen die
motorische Steuerung der Sprache mit normalen und pathologischen
Sprechern.
Danach
wurde er bekannt in der Phonetik als Autor eines
Sprachanalyse-Programms namens "Signalyze". Dieses
benutzerfreundliche Programm erlaubte Forschern die Details der
akustischen und artikulatorischen Struktur der Sprache mit
einfacher und persönlicher Erkundung zu entdecken. In den
1990er Jahren und in der ersten Dekade des 21. Jahrhunderts hat er
Grundlagenforschung in der künstlichen Intelligenz,
insbesondere in der Sprachanalyse und Sprachsynthese durchgeführt.
Von
1997 bis 2001 war er Vorsitzender eines europäischen
COST-Projekts mit der Mitarbeit von 17 Ländern und rund 30
Laboratorien im Bereich der Verbesserung der Sprachsynthese (COST
258). Er ist ein Empfänger der Kay Elemetrics Auszeichnung
auf Empfehlung der Internationalen Gesellschaft für Phonetik
Sciences (ISPhS) für seine Arbeit in der phonetischen
Wissenschaften. 2008 erhielt Eric Keller für seine 17-jährige
Tätigkeit an der Universität Lausanne die renommierte
Auszeichnung "Professeur
honoraire de L'Université de Lausanne".
Eric
Keller ist Professor hon. emeritus der Universität Lausanne.
Nun widmet er sich teilweise der Komposition
von klassischer Musik.
Parallel
dazu hat er den unausgewogenen Zustand unserer menschlichen
Beziehungen untersucht. In grossen Teilen der Weltbevölkerung
haben sich tiefe psychologische Gräben ausgebreitet, die aus
dem Mangel an Zukunftsperspektiven, der sich vertiefenden
Einkommensspaltung und der überall wachsenden Instabilität
resultieren. Dies hat weltweit zu einem sehr hohen
gesundheitsschädigenden Stressniveau geführt.
Ein
Schlüsselfaktor war der Verlust der lokalen
Kontrolle.
Anstatt die Fähigkeiten der etablierten Praxis auf- und
auszubauen, wurden immer grössere Teile der Bevölkerung
aufgefordert, umzurüsten und einen Wechsel in der Mitte ihrer
Laufbahn bei geringerer Bezahlung zu akzeptieren, oder
möglicherweise auszuwandern. Die vorgestellten Dokumente auf
seiner Website zielen darauf ab, die Hoffnungen und Wünsche
Ihrer
örtlichen Gemeinschaft
neu zu gewichten, um Ihnen beim Aufbau einer zuversichtlicheren
Zukunft zu helfen, für Sie und für künftige
Generationen.
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Italiano
Nato
a Basilea, in Svizzera, ed educato in Svizzera, Stati Uniti,
Olanda, Canada e Germania, Eric Keller ha ottenuto nel 1975 un
dottorato di ricerca in Linguistica con una specializzazione in
psicolinguistica e neurolinguistica all'Università di
Toronto. Ha approfondito i suoi interessi nelle neuroscienze con
un post dottorato in fisiologia motrice all'Università di
Ulm (1976-1978) e con un secondo corso in psicologia clinica alle
università McGill e Concordia in Montreal (1979-1983) che
ha completato con "tutto senza dissertazione di laurea"
(ABD, corso completo senza dissertazione). Dal 1978 al 1990, ha
insegnato psicolinguistica, fonetica e informatica presso
l'Università del Quebec a Montreal. Nel 1991, ha fondato la
Sezione per l'Informatica e i Metodi Matematici, Facoltà di
Lettere, presso l'Università di Losanna (ora parte della
Section des sciences du langage et de l'information link).
In
entrambe le università, ha ottenuto l'equivalente dello
status di "professore ordinario".
Nella
ricerca, i suoi interessi ruotavano intorno alle scienze del
cervello e l'intelligenza artificiale. Inizialmente si era
interessato alla modellazione psico- e neurolinguistica delle
strutture prosodiche e acustiche del discorso dei parlanti
normodotati e cerebrolesi (afasia e disartria). È autore,
co-autore, editore o co-editore di oltre 100 pubblicazioni in
questo campo. Questa parte della sua carriera è stata
segnata dal suo co-sviluppo di un dispositivo di misurazione a
ultrasuoni per l'azione della lingua nel parlare, e per le sue
esplorazioni dei dettagli di controllo del discorso motore
linguale dei parlanti normodotati e patologici.
Successivamente
divenne noto nella fonetica come l'autore di un programma di
analisi chiamato "Signalyze". Questo programma di facile
uso ha permesso ai ricercatori di scoprire i dettagli della
struttura acustica e articolatoria del discorso per esplorazione
personale semplice. Negli anni '90 e nel primo decennio del 21°
secolo, ha diretto ed eseguito ricerche di base nel campo
dell'intelligenza artificiale, in particolare nelle analisi vocale
e sintesi vocale.
Tra
il 1997 e il 2001 ha presieduto un progetto europeo COST che
coinvolse 17 paesi e circa 30 laboratori nel miglioramento della
sintesi vocale (COST 258). Ha ricevuto il Premio Kay Elemetrics,
attribuito su raccomandazione della Società Internazionale
per le Scienze fonetiche (ISPhS) per il suo lavoro nel campo delle
scienze fonetiche. Nel 2008 Eric Keller è stato insignito
del prestigioso riconoscimento di "Professeur
honoraire de L'Université de Lausanne" per le sue
varie responsabilità nei suoi 17 anni all'Università
di Losanna.
Ora
dedica una parte del suo su tempo alla composizione
musicale
Parallelamente
ha studiato lo stato di squilibrio dei nostri rapporti umani negli
ultimi anni. Profonde fratture psicologiche si sono diffuse in
segmenti importanti della popolazione mondiale, a causa della
mancanza di prospettive per il futuro, dell'aggravarsi della
divisione dei redditi e dell'instabilità che cresce
ovunque. Questo ha portato a livelli di stress molto elevati e
dannosi per la salute in tutto il mondo.
Un fattore chiave
è stata la perdita del controllo locale. Invece di
costruire ed espandere le capacità della propria pratica
consolidata, a segmenti sempre più ampi della popolazione è
stato chiesto di rielaborare e di accettare cambiamenti a metà
carriera con una retribuzione inferiore, o di emigrare. I
documenti presentati nel suo sito mirano a ridefinire le priorità
delle speranze e dei desideri della vostra comunità locale,
per aiutarvi a costruire un futuro più sicuro, per voi e
per le generazioni future.
Eric
Keller è ora professore emerito ed onorario
dell'Università di Losanna.
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Castellano
Nacido en
Basilea, Suiza, y educado en Suiza, Estados Unidos, Holanda,
Canadá y Alemania, Eric Keller obtuvo un doctorado en
Lingüística con especialización en
psicolingüística y neurolingüística de la
Universidad de Toronto en 1975. Profundizó sus intereses en
las neurociencias con un postdoctorado en fisiología motora
en la Universidad de Ulm (1976-1978) y en un segundo curso en
psicología clínica en las universidades McGill y
Concordia de Montreal (1979-1983) que completó con "todo
menos una tesis" (ABD). De 1978 a 1990, enseñó
psicolingüística, fonética e informática
en la Universidad de Quebec en Montreal. En 1991, fundó la
Sección de Informática y Métodos Matemáticos
de la Facultad de Letras de la Universidad de Lausana (actualmente
integrada en la Sección de Ciencias del Lenguaje y de la
Información link).
En
ambas universidades, obtuvo el equivalente al estatus de "profesor
catedrático".
En
la investigación, sus intereses giraban en torno a las
ciencias del cerebro y la inteligencia artificial. Inicialmente se
ocupó de la modelización psicolingüística
y neurolingüística de las estructuras prosódicas
y acústicas del habla en hablantes normales y con daño
cerebral (afasia y disartria). Es autor, coautor, editor o
coeditor de más de 100 publicaciones en este campo. Esta
parte de su carrera estuvo marcada por su co-desarrollo de un
dispositivo de medición de ultrasonido para la acción
de la lengua en el habla, y por sus exploraciones de los detalles
del control motor del habla lingual en hablantes normales y
patológicos.
Posteriormente
se hizo conocido en la comunidad del habla como el autor de un
programa de análisis del habla llamado "Signalyze".
Este programa fácil de usar permitió a los
investigadores descubrir los detalles de la estructura acústica
y articulatoria del habla mediante una exploración sencilla
y personal. Durante los años 90 y en la primera década
del siglo XXI, dirigió y realizó investigaciones
fundamentales en inteligencia artificial, particularmente en
análisis del habla y síntesis del habla.
Entre
1997 y 2001, presidió un proyecto europeo COST en el que
participaron 17 países y unos 30 laboratorios en el ámbito
de la mejora de la síntesis del habla (COST 258). Ha
recibido el Premio Kay Elemetrics, atribuido por recomendación
de la Sociedad Internacional de Ciencias Fonéticas (ISPhS)
por su trabajo en las ciencias fonéticas. En 2008 Eric
Keller recibió la prestigiosa distinción de
"Professeur
honoraire de L'Université de Lausanne" por sus
diversas responsabilidades en sus 17 años en la Universidad
de Lausanne.
Actualmente se dedica en parte a la
composición de música
clásica.
Paralelamente,
ha estudiado el estado de desequilibrio de nuestras relaciones
humanas en los últimos años. Profundas grietas
psicológicas se han extendido en importantes segmentos de
la población mundial, como resultado de la falta de
perspectivas de futuro, la profundización de la división
de los ingresos y la inestabilidad que crece en todas partes. Esto
ha llevado a niveles muy altos de estrés perjudiciales para
la salud en todo el mundo.
Un
factor clave ha sido la pérdida de control
local.
En lugar de crear y ampliar las capacidades de la práctica
establecida, se ha pedido a segmentos cada vez más grandes
de la población que se re-equipen y acepten cambios a mitad
de carrera con una remuneración menor, o que posiblemente
emigren. Los documentos presentados en su sitio tienen por objeto
volver a dar prioridad a las esperanzas y los deseos de
su comunidad local,
para ayudarle a construir un futuro más seguro, para usted
y para las generaciones futuras.
Eric
Keller es ahora profesor honorario emérito de la
Universidad de Lausana.
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Degrees
and Nomination
Master
of Arts, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
Doctor
of Philosophy, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
Professeur
Ordinaire (Full Professor), Université de Lausanne,
Switzerland
Publications
Books
Keller,
E., Bailly, G., Monaghan, A., Terken, J. & Huckvale, M. (eds.)
(2001). Improvements in Speech Synthesis. Wiley and Sons,
Chichester, UK (408 pp.).
Keller,
E., & Zellner, B. (Eds.) 1997. Études des Lettres, vol.
3.: Les défis actuels en synthèse de la parole.
Université de Lausanne. (130 pp.)
Keller, E.
(Ed.). (1994) Fundamentals of Speech Synthesis and Speech
Recognition: Basic Concepts, State of the Art and Future Challenges.
Chichester, UK: John Wiley (380 pp.).
Keller,
E. (1994). Signalyze™
Version 3.0: Signal analysis for Speech and Sound. User's Manual.
Lausanne: InfoSignal
Inc. (250 pages).
Keller,
E. (1994). Signalyze™
Version 3.0: Analyse du signal pour la parole et le son: manuel
d'utilisation.
Translated by B. Zellner. Lausanne: InfoSignal Inc. (270 pages).
Keller, E.
(1991). Signalyze™ Version 2.0: Signal analysis for Speech
and Sound. User's Manual. Lausanne: InfoSignal Inc. (233 pages).
Keller, E.
(1990). Signalyze™: Signal analysis for Speech and Music.
User's Manual. Rosemère, Québec: InfoSignal Inc.
(216 pages).
Keller,
E., & Gopnik, M. (Eds.) (1987). Motor and Sensory Language
Processes. Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. (306
pages)
Keller,
E., & collaborators (1985). Introduction
aux systèmes psycholinguistiques. Chicoutimi,
QC: Gaëtan Morin, Éditeurs. (260 pages).
Keller, E.
(1982). Manuel de psycholinguistique. Dépôt
légal, Province of Quebec. (160 pages).
Keller, E.
and Taba-Warner, S. (1988) Conversation Gambits: Real English
Conversation Practices. (Second, revised edition of Keller &
Taba-Warner, 1976a, 1976b, 1979). Hove, UK: Language Teaching
Publications.
Keller, E.
and Taba-Warner, S. (1976a). Gambits, Conversational Tools 1:
Openers. Federal Government of Canada. (Reprinted 1980, 1982,
1984; 57 pages).
Keller, E.
and Taba-Warner, S. (1976b). Gambits, Conversational Tools 2:
Links. Federal Government of Canada. (Reprinted 1980, 1982, 1984;
61 pages).
Keller, E.
and Taba-Warner, S. (1979). Gambits, Conversational Tools 3:
Responders, Closers and Inventory. Federal Government of Canada.
(Reprinted 1980, 1982, 1984; 59 pages).
Articles
in refereed journals
Dubeda,
Th, & Keller, E. (2005). Microprosodic
Aspects of Vowel Dynamics - an Acoustic Study of French, English and
Czech. Journal
of Phonetics, 33-4,
447-464.
Keller,
E., & Zellner Keller, B. (2003). How
Much Prosody Can You Learn from Twenty Utterances? Linguistik
online. 17,
5/03, 57-78. http://www.linguistik-online.de/,
ISSN 1615-3014.
Zellner
Keller, B., & Keller, E. (2001). Ecrire le rythme de la parole.
Revue PArole, 17/18/19, 169-189.
Yvon, F.,
Boula de Mareüil, P., d'Alessandro, C., Aubergé, V.,
Gagein, M., Bailly, G., Béchet, F., Foukia, S., Goldman,
J.-F., Keller, E., O'Shaughnessy, D., Pagel, V., Sannier, F.,
Véronis, J., & Zellner, B. (1998). Objective
evaluation of grapheme to phoneme conversion for text-to-speech
synthesis in French.Computer
Speech and Language, 12, 393-410.
Pols,
L.C.W., van Santen, J.P.H., Abe, M., Kahn , D., & Keller, E.
(1998), The use of
large text corpora for evaluating text-to-speech systems.
Proceedings of
First International Conference on Language Resources & Evaluation
(pp. 637-640). Granada,
Spain.
Boula de
Mareüil, P., Yvon, F., d'Alessandro, C., Aubergé, V.,
Bagein, M., Bailly, G., Béchet, F., Foukia, S., Goldman,
J.-P., Keller, E., O'Shaughnessy, D., Pagel, V., Sannier, F.,
Véronis, J., & Zellner, B. (1998). Evaluation
of grapheme-to-phoneme conversion for text-to-tpeech synthesis in
French. Proceedings
of First International Conference on Language Resources &
Evaluation (pp.
641-645). Granada, Spain.
Keller,
E., & Zellner, B. (1996). A
timing model for fast French. York
Papers in Linguistics, 17, University
of York. 53-75.
Styger,
T., Gabioud, B., Keller, E. (1993). Méthodes
informatiques pour l'analyse de paramètres primaires en parole
pathologique. C.A.L.A.P.,
12.
Keller, E.
(1992). L'organisation
temporelle de la parole. Bulletin
de la Communication Parlée, 2, 73-88.
Keller,
E., Laframboise, M., & Vigneux, P. (1991). Acoustic
analyses of dysarthric speech. British
Journal of the Disorders of Communication, 26, 75-94.
Keller, E.
(1989). Predictors of subsyllabic durations in speech motor control.
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America., 85, 322-326.
Perrier,
P., Abry, C., & Keller, E. (1989). Vers une modélisation
des mouvements du dos de la langue. Journal d'Acoustique, 2,
69-78.
Keller, E.
(1987). The variation of
absolute and relative measures of speech activity. Journal
of Phonetics, 15, 335-347.
Keller, E.
(1987). Factors underlying
tongue articulation in speech. Journal
of Speech and Hearing Research, 30, 223-229.
Keller, E.
(1987). Mesures
ultrasoniques des mouvements du dos de la langue en production de la
parole: Aspects cliniques. Folia
Phoniatrica, 39, 52-62.
Keller, E.
& Ostry, D. (1983). Computerized
pulsed echo ultrasound measurements of tongue dorsum movements.
Journal of the
Acoustical Society of America, 73, 1309-1315.
Ostry, D.,
Keller, E. & Parush, A. (1983). Similarities in the control of
the speech articulators and the limbs: Kinematics of tongue dorsum
movement in speech. Journal of Experimental Psychology, Human
Perception and Performance, 9, 622-636.
Keller,
E., Rothenberger, A., & Göpfert, M. (1982).
The perceptual discrimination of vowels in aphasia. Archiv
für Psychiatrie und Nervenkrankheiten (Archives of Psychiatry
and Neurological Sciences), 231, 339-357.
Keller, E.
(1981). Competence and performance in aphasia within a performance
model of language. Cortex, 17, 349-356.
Joanette,
Y., Keller, E. & Lecours, A.R. (1980). Successive
approximations in aphasia. Brain and Language, 11, 30-44.
Keller, E.
(1979). Gambits: Conversational strategy signals. Journal of
Pragmatics, 3, 219-238.
Kristeva,
R., Keller, E., Deecke, L. & Kornhuber, H.H. (1979).
Cerebral potentials preceding unilateral and simultaneous bilateral
finger movements.Electroencephalography
and Clinical Neurophysiology, 47, 229-238.
Keller, E.
(1978). Parameters for
vowel substitutions in Broca's aphasia. Brain
and Language, 5, 265-285.
Talks
and Articles
Keller,
E. (2012). Embodiment
through meditative interrogation and simulation. 17th
Herbstakademie/Fall Academy, Oct. 2012. Heidelberg, Germany.
Albrecht,
B., Keller, E., Woerner, W., Rothenberger, A., Banaschewski, T.
(2009). Acoustic,
Phonetic and Phonological Mismatch in Adolescents. Fifth
Conference on Mismatch Negativity (MMN) and its Clinical and
Scientific Applications, Budapest, Hungary, April, 2009.
Keller,
E. (2009). From
Sound to Rhythm Expectancy (Tutorial). 5o Convegno Nazionale
AISV. Università de Zurigo. Switzerland.
Keller,
E. (2008). Fundamental
concepts for voice analysis (Tutorial). International School "E.
R. Caianiello" XIII Course on Multimodal Signals:
Cognitive and Algorithmic Issues. Vietri sul Mare, Italy,
April 2008.
Keller,
E. (2007). Le
défi du fonctionnement coopératif. Actes de la 2e
Conférence de L’ISPHS. Prague.
Keller,
E., & Tschacher, W. (2007). Prosodic
and gestural expression of interactional agreement. In A.
Esposito, M. Faundez-Zanuy, E. Keller, & M. Marinaro (Eds.),
Verbal and
Nonverbal Communication Behaviours.
Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LCNS, Series editors: J. G.
Carbonell and J. Siekmann), pp. 85-98, Volume 4775/2007.
Springer-Verlag.
Keller,
E. & Tschacher, W. (2007).
Prosodic and gestural expression of interactional agreement.
COST 2102 International Workshop on Verbal and Nonverbal
Communication Behaviours. Vietri sul Mare, Italy. 29.3.2007. (1.8
MB)
Keller,
E. (2007). Beats for
individual timing variation. In A. Esposito, E. Keller, M.
Marinaro, M. Bratanic (eds.), The
Fundamentals of Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication and the
Biometrical Issue (pp.
115-128), IOS Press.
Keller,
E., Individual Speech Rhythm Variation within the Plosive Structure
of Speech, Part 1: The beat structure for speech timing, Part 2:
Verification of Hypotheses. Nato Advanced Nato Advanced Study
Institute Advanced Study Institute (Asi) - Summer School “ E.
R. Caianiello” on The Fundamentals of Verbal and
Non-verbal Communication and the Biometrical Issue, September 2
-12, 2006 - Vietri sul Mare, Italy. 2006
Vietri, Italy: The "Beats" Talk (4 MB)
Keller,
E., & Port, R. (2007). Speech
timing: Approaches to speech rhythm. Introduction
to Special Session on Timing. Proceedings of the International
Congress of Phonetic Sciences.
Saarbrücken, Germany.
Keller,
E. (2007).
Waves, beats and expectancy. Special
Session on Timing. Proceedings of the International Congress of
Phonetic Sciences.
Saarbrücken, Germany.
Keller,
E. (2007). Agreement–Cooperation
Study: Technical Setup. Version
1.0 Provisional. www.cost2102.eu,
WG1.
Chapters
in volumes and proceedings of international congresses
Keller, E., &
Tschacher, W. (2007). Prosodic
and gestural expression of interactional agreement. In A.
Esposito, M. Faundez-Zanuy, E. Keller, & M. Marinaro (Eds.),
Verbal and
Nonverbal Communication Behaviours.
Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LCNS, Series editors: J. G.
Carbonell and J. Siekmann), pp. 85-98, Volume 4775/2007.
Springer-Verlag.
Keller,
E. (2007). Beats for
individual timing variation. In A. Esposito, E. Keller, M.
Marinaro, M. Bratanic (eds.), The
Fundamentals of Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication and the
Biometrical Issue (pp.
115-128), IOS Press.
Pérez,
J., Bonafonte, A., Höge, H., Keller, E., Breuer, S., Tian, J.
(2006). ECESS Inter-Module
Interface Specification for Speech Synthesis. LREC
2006 Conference,
Genoa, Italy.
Keller,
E. (2005). A
phonetician's view of signal generation for speech synthesis.
Studientexte zur
Sprachkommunikation, 36,
13-20.
Keller, E.
(2005). From
speech synthesis to virtual speaker: LAIPTTS > Mimic > Poser.
Advances in Speech Technology 2005, Talking Head AST-Workshop,
Maribor, Slovenia, June 30, 2005. Example.
Keller, E.
(2005). The Analysis
of Voice Quality in Speech Processing. In Gérard Chollet,
Anna Esposito, Marcos Faundez-Zanuy, et al., eds., Lecture
Notes in Computer Science Volume 3445 / 2005,
p. 54-73. Springer-Verlag.
Keller,
E., & Zellner Keller, B. (2004). Optimal
footprint for prosodic modelling. Proceedings of Speech Prosody,
2004. 463-467.
Keller, E.
(2004). La vérification
d'hypothèses linguistiques au moyen de la synthèse de
la parole. Cahiers
de l’institut de linguistique de Louvain 30,
243-253, Université de Louvain, Belgique.
Siebenhaar,
Beat; Forst, Martin and Keller, Eric (2004): Timing
in Bernese and Zurich German. What the Development of a Dialectal
Speech Synthesis System Tells us about it. In: Peter Gilles and
Jörg Peters (eds.): Regional
Variation in Intonation (pp.
219-238). Tübingen: Niemeyer Verlag (Linguistische Arbeiten).
Siebenhaar,
Beat; Forst, Martin and Keller, Eric (2004): Speech
synthesis of dialectal variants as a method for research on prosody.
In: Proceedings
of 'Methods in Dialectology' XI Joensuu (SF).
Zellner
Keller, B., Bianchi, O., & Keller, E. (2004). L’analyse
informatique du rythme de la parole: pertinence pour l’étude
de la césure en métrique. In F. Spaltenstein and O.
Bianchi, Autour
de la césure. Echo (Collection
de l’Institut d’Archéologie et des Sciences de
l’Antiquité de l’Université de Lausanne)
(pp. 109-133). Berne: Peter Lang. ISBN 3-03910-230-3.
Keller, E.
(2003). Voice
Characteristics of MARSEC Speakers. VOQUAL: Voice Quality:
Functions, Analysis And Synthesis, Geneva - August 27-29, 2003.
Keller,
E., & Bianchi, O. (2002). Virtual
Historic Reconstruction with Speech Synthesis, in Braun, A. &
Masthoff, H.R. (eds.) Phonetics
and its Applications. Festschrift for Jens-Peter Köster on the
Occasion of his 60th Birthday (pp.
465-484). Stuttgart: Steiner. (Zeitschrift für Dialektologie und
Linguistik. Beiheft 121.) ISBN 3-515-08094-5.
Keller, E.
(2001). Towards Greater
Naturalness: Future Directions of Research in Speech Synthesis.
In E. Keller, G. Bailly, A. Monaghan, J. Terken & M. Huckvale
(eds.). Improvements
in Speech Synthesis (pp.
3-17). Wiley & Sons.
Zellner
Keller, B. & Keller, E. (2001). Representing
speech rhythm. In E. Keller, G. Bailly, A. Monaghan, J. Terken &
M. Huckvale (eds.). Improvements
in Speech Synthesis (pp.
154-164). Wiley & Sons.
Siebenhaar,
B., Zellner Keller, B., & Keller, E.(2001). Phonetic and Timing
Considerations in a Swiss High German TTS System. In E. Keller, G.
Bailly, A. Monaghan, J. Terken & M. Huckvale (eds.). Improvements
in Speech Synthesis (pp. 165-175). Wiley & Sons.
Zellner
Keller, B. & Keller, E. (2001). A non-linear rhythmic component
in various styles of speech. In E. Keller, G. Bailly, A. Monaghan, J.
Terken & M. Huckvale (eds.). Improvements in Speech Synthesis
(pp. 284-292). Wiley & Sons.
Keller,
E., & Zellner-Keller, B. (2000). Speech
Synthesis in Language Learning: Challenges and Opportunities.
InSTIL 2000
Conference.
Dundee, Scotland, August 2000.
Keller E.,
Zellner Keller, B. & Local, J. (2000). A
serial prediction component for speech timing. In W. Sendlmeir
(Ed.), Forum
Phoneticum 69: Speech and Signals - Aspects of Speech Synthesis and
Automatic Speech Recognition (pp.
41-49). Frankfurt a. M.: Hector Verlag.
Zellner
Keller, B., & Keller, E. (in press). The
chaotic nature of speech rhythm. In Ph. Delclocque and V.M.
Holland, Integrating
Speech Technology in Language Learning.
Swets & Zeitlinger.
Traber,
Ch., Huber, K., Jantzen, V., Nedir, K., Pfister, B., Keller, E.,
Zellner, B. (1999). From
Multilingual to Polyglot Speech Synthesis. Proceedings
of Eurospeech 99. (pp.
835-839). Budapest, Hungary.
Keller, E.
(2000). Quality
improvement of (wireless) phone-based teleservices using advanced
speech synthesis techniques. In F. Pellandini, M. Ansorge, &
A. Gigueiras-Vidal (Eds.) Proceedings
of the International Workshop on Intelligent Communication
Technologies and Applications, with Emphasis on Mobile Communications
(pp. 358-363). Neuchâtel,
Switzerland.
Keller,
E., & Zellner, B. (1998). Motivations
for the prosodic predictive chain. Proceedings
of ESCA Symposium on Speech Synthesis.
Paper 76, pp. 137-141. Jenolan Caves, Australia.
Keller, E.
(1998). Neurological
bases of the temporal organisation of speech. In P. Bhatt &
R. Davis (eds.), The
Linguistic Brain (pp.
215-229). Toronto: Canadian Scholars' Press.
Keller, E.
(1998) Neural network
motivation for segmental distribution. Proceedings
of 5th International Conference on Spoken Language Processing.
Paper 937. Sydney, Australia.
Van
Santen, J.P.H., Pols, L.C.W., Abe, M., Kahn, D., Keller, E., &
Vonwiller, J. (1998). Report
on the Third ESCA TTS workshop evaluation procedure. Proceedings
of ESCA Symposium on Speech Synthesis.
Paper 50, pp. 329-332. Jenolan Caves, Australia.
Caelen-Haumont,
G., & Keller, E. (1997). La
prosodie, de la parole à la synthèse: l'apport de la
sémantique et de la pragmatique. In E. Keller, & B.
Zellner (éds.). Études
des Lettres, vol 3.: Les défis actuels en synthèse de
la parole. (pp.
103-130). Lausanne: Université de Lausanne.
Keller,
E., & Zellner, B. (1997). Préface:
Les défis actuels en synthèse de la parole. In E.
Keller, & B. Zellner (éds.). Études
des Lettres, vol 3.: Les défis actuels en synthèse de
la parole. (pp.
3-7). Lausanne: Université de Lausanne.
Keller, E.
(1997). Les
théories de la parole dans l'éprouvette de la synthèse.
In E. Keller, & B. Zellner (éds.). Études
des Lettres, vol 3.: Les défis actuels en synthèse de
la parole. (pp.
9-27). Lausanne: Université de Lausanne.
Keller, E.
(1997). Simplification
of tts architecture vs. operational quality. Proceedings
of EUROSPEECH '97.
Paper 735. Rhodes, Greece. September 1997.
Keller,
E., Zellner, B., & Werner, S. (1997). Improvements
in prosodic processing for speech synthesis. Proceedings
of Speech Technology in the Public Telephone Network: Where are we
Today? (pp.
73-84). Rhodes, Greece. September 1997.
Keller,
E., & Werner, S. (1997). Automatic
Intonation Extraction and Generation for French. 14th
CALICO Annual Symposium. ISBN
1-890127-01-9, West Point. NY. June 1997.
Keller,
E., & Zellner, B. (1996). Output
requirements for a high-quality speech synthesis system: The case of
disambiguation. In Ch. Boitet (ed.), Proceedings
of MIDDIM-96 Seminar on Interactive Disambiguation,
pp. 300-308. Col-de-Porte, France.
Keller, E.
(1996). The automatic generation of French declarative prosodic
structures. Proceedings of Annual Meeting of the Acoustical
Society of America, Honolulu, HI, U.S.A.
Keller,
E., & Zellner, B. (1996). A timing model for French speech
synthesis. 5th Czech-German Workshop in Speech Processing (p.
32). Prague, Czech Republic.
Keller,
E., Werner, S., Zellner, B., & Keller, Ph. (1995). Summary of
activities 1991-1996, Laboratoire d'analyse informatique de la
parole, University of Lausanne. In F.J. Lundin (ed.), COST 233
Prosodics of Synthetic Speech: Final Report, pp. 311-323.
Brussels: COST Secretariat, European Union.
Keller,
E., & Zellner, B. (1995).
A statistical timing model for French. XIIIth International
Congress of the Phonetic Sciences, 3 (pp. 302-305). Stockholm.
Keller, E.
(1994). Fundamentals
of phonetic science. In E. Keller (ed.), Fundamentals
of Speech Synthesis and Speech Recognition: Basic Concepts, State of
the Art, and Future Challenges (pp.
5-21). Chichester: John Wiley.
Keller, E.
(1994). Preface.
In E. Keller (ed.), Fundamentals
of Speech Synthesis and Speech Recognition: Basic Concepts, State of
the Art, and Future Challenges (pp.
xi-xiii). Chichester: John Wiley.
Keller,
E., & Caelen, J. (1994). Introductions
to Sections 1, 2, & Background, State of the Art, &
Challenges. In E. Keller (ed.), Fundamentals
of Speech Synthesis and Speech Recognition: Basic Concepts, State of
the Art, and Future Challenges (pp.
1-4, 63-68, 171-183). Chichester: John Wiley.
Werner,
S., & Keller, E. (1994). Prosodic
aspects of speech. In E. Keller (ed.), Fundamentals
of Speech Synthesis and Speech Recognition: Basic Concepts, State of
the Art, and Future Challenges (pp.
23-40). Chichester: John Wiley.
Styger,
T., & Keller, E. (1994). Formant
synthesis.In E. Keller (ed.), Fundamentals
of Speech Synthesis and Speech Recognition: Basic Concepts, State of
the Art, and Future Challenges (pp.
109-128). Chichester: John Wiley.
Keller, E.
(1993). L'Analyse fonctionelle des perturbations neurologiques de la
motricité de la parole. Dans H. Cohen (Réd.).
Neuropsychologie expérimentale et clinique (pp.
263-305). Montréal: Gaëtan Morin.
Keller,
E., Zellner, B., Werner, S., & Blanchoud, N. (1993).
The Prediction of Prosodic Timing: Rules for Final Syllable
Lengthening in French. Proceedings, ESCA Workshop on Prosody (pp.
212-215). Lund, Sweden.
Keller, E.
(1993). Phase
representations of acoustic speech waveforms. In M. Cooke, S.
Beet, & M. Crawford (Ed.). Visual Representations of Speech
Signals (pp. 285-292). Chichester: John Wiley & Sons.
Werner,
S., Tuomainen, J. & Keller, E. 1992. Language contrasts and
speech testing: first experiences with a Finnish version of the
Speech Examination. Abstracts of the Symposium of the International
Clinical Phonetics and Linguistics Association, July 8-10, 1992,
London, UK.
Keller, E.
(1992). Computational principles for the acoustic analysis of speech
disorders, in Ph. Martin (éd.), Mélanges Léon:
Hommages à Pierre Léon (pp. 211-230). Toronto:
Éditions Mélodie.
Keller, E.
(1991). The distinction of central and peripheral speech timing
mechanisms. In Proceedings of the XIIth International Congress of
Phonetic Sciences, Vol 2 (pp. 6-9). Aix-en-Provence, France.
Keller, E.
(1990). Speech Motor Timing. In W.J. Hardcastle & A. Marchal
(eds.), Speech Production and Speech Modelling (pp. 343-364).
Amsterdam: Kluwer.
Keller, E.
(1990). Analyse phonétique de la dysarthrie. In J.-L.
Nespoulous & M. Leclercq (Eds.). Linguistique et
neuropsycholinguistique: tendances actuelles (Pp. 98-115). Paris:
Édition de la Société de neuropsychologie de
langue française.
Keller, E.
(1989). Système de reconnaissance automatique pour la
détection et l'analyse des troubles neurologiques de la
parole. Notes de recherches 11: 57e Congrès de l'ACFAS,
Production et perception de la parole: Synthèse et
reconnaissance automatiques. Pp. 7-11.
Keller, E.
(1987). La variation des mesures temporelles absolues et relatives de
l'articulation de la parole. Actes des 16èmes Journées
d'études sur la parole (J.E.P.), Hammamet, Tunesia.
227-228.
Perrier,
P., Abry, C., & Keller, E. (1987). Vers une modélisation
des mouvements du dos de la langue. Actes des 16èmes
Journées d'études sur la parole (J.E.P.), Hammamet,
Tunisia. 120-123.
Keller, E.
(1987). Ultrasound
measurement of tongue dorsum movements in articulatory speech
impairments. In J.H. Ryalls (Ed.), Phonetic
Approaches to Speech Production in Aphasia and Related Disorders
(pp. 93-112). San Diego,
CA: College-Hill Press.
Keller, E.
(1987). The cortical
representation of motor processes of speech. In E. Keller &
M. Gopnik (Eds.), Motor
and Sensory Language Processes (pp.
125-162). Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.
Keller, E.
& Gopnik, M. (1987). The neuropsychology of motor and sensory
processes of language. In E. Keller & M. Gopnik (Eds.), Motor
and Sensory Language Processes (pp. ix-xix). Hillsdale, NJ:
Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.
Keller, E.
(1986). Distance et durée des mouvements du dos de la langue
en production de la parole: Résultats d'une analyse
factorielle. Actes des 15èmes Journées d'études
sur la parole (J.E.P.) (pp. 53-54). Aix-en-Provence, France.
Keller, E.
(1985). Mesures
psychomotorices de la production de la parole. Proceedings
du VIIe Congrès annuel de la Société Québecoise
pour la Recherche en Psychologie.
Montreal, November 1985.
Keller, E.
(1984). Simplification and gesture reduction in phonological
disorders of apraxia and aphasia. In M.R. McNeil, J.C. Rosenbek &
A.E. Aronson (Eds.), Apraxia of speech: Physiology, Acoustics,
Linguistics, Management. San Diego, CA: College-Hill Press. Pp.
221-256.
Keller, E.
(1981). Gambits: Conversational strategy signals. In F. Coulmas
(Ed.), Conversational Routine. The Hague: Mouton. Pp. 93-113.
Joanette,
Y., Keller, E., Viau, A. & Lecours, A.R. (1980). Une approche
dynamique à l'étude des séquences
d'approximations phonémiques dans l'aphasie. In J.-L.
Nespoulous (Ed.), Etudes neurolinguistiques; special edition
of the journal Grammatica. Pp. 217-237.
Talks
and other publications
Keller,
E. & Tschacher, W. (2007).
Prosodic and gestural
expression of interactional agreement. COST
2102 International Workshop on Verbal and Nonverbal Communication
Behaviours. Vietri sul Mare, Italy. 29.3.2007. (1.8 MB)
Keller,
E. (2006). Individual
Speech Rhythm Variation Within the Plosive Structure of Speech. Part
1: The beat structure for speech timing. Part 2: Verification of
Hypotheses. Includes
sound examples in mp3. 4 MB.
The
"Ubuntu in Windows" article:
Keller, E. (2006). Ubuntu
as an Emulated System in Windows: Linux for Those who Won't Simply
Jump into the Void. Webdocument.
Keller,
E. (2006). Installer
Ubuntu en tant que système émulé en Windows:
Linux pour ceux qui préfèrent de ne pas sauter dans le
vide. Webdocument.
Keller,
E. (2006). Ubuntu
als emuliertes System in Windows: Linux für solche, die nicht
blind ins Nichts springen wollen. Webdokument.
Keller,
E. (2006). Ubuntu
emulado en Windows: Linux para aquellos que no queren saltar al vacío
con los ojos tapados. Documento
web.
Keller, E.
(2002). Überprüfung von sprachwissenschaftlichen Hypothesen
mittels Sprachsynthese. Votrag, 2. Tage der Schweizer Linguistik,
Bern. Available: Talk
(German), Sounds
(3.35 Mb).
Keller, E.
(2002). L'obtention et le placementde marques syntagmatiquesen
simulation de la parole. Communication orale, CH02 2èmes
Journées de Linguistique Suisse, Berne. Disponible:
communication,sons
(3.35 Mb).
Keller, E.
(2002). Simulations de voix
et de parole. Colloque Prosodie - Genève 2002.
Keller, E.
& Zellner-Keller, B. (2000). New
Uses for Speech Synthesis, The
Phonetician, 81,
35-40.
Keller,
E., & Rossé, P. (1999). Automatic
segmentation using maximal signal differentiations. COST 258
Autumn 1999 Meeting, Budapest, Hungary, September, 1999. (PowerPoint
presentation).
Schwab,
S., Keller, E., Zellner, B., Connan, P.-Y., & Siebenhaar, B.
(1998). Conventions
de segmentation pour la construction de diphones. Rapport
interne, laboratoire LAIP, Université de Lausanne.
Keller, E.
(1996). A High-Quality French-Language Text-To-Speech (TTS) System.
Meeting of Swiss Priority Research Projects in Computer Science,
EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland, March 1996.
Keller, E.
& Wehrli, E. (1994). A high-quality French-language
Text-to-Speech (TTS) System. Proceedings Priority Programme
Informatics Research. Information Conference Module 2:
Knowledge-based Systems. Berne: Fonds national suisse de la recherche
scientifique.
Keller, E.
(1993). Prosodic Processing for TTS Systems: Durational Prediction in
English Suprasegmentals. British Telecom Internal Report.
Keller,
E., & Gabioud, B. (1993). Action WP 3.2, Models of Motor Encoding
and Programming (1st state). Yearly Report, ESPRIT Basic Research
Project No. 6975.
Keller, E.
(1993), L'informatique
pour les sciences humaines, BULLETIN de l'Association suisse des
professeurs d'université, 3, 14-24.
Keller, E.
(1990). Instructions for Scoring the Speech Examination (SE): Version
2.0, August 1990. Available from author upon request (53 pp.).
Keller, E.
(1990). Signalyze™: Signal analysis for Speech and Music.
User's Manual. Rosemere, Québec: InfoSignal Inc. (216 pages).
Perrier,
P., Abry, C., & Keller, E. (1988). Vers une modélisation
des mouvements du dos de la langue. Bulletin du laboratoire de la
communication parlée (Grenoble), 2A, 45-63.
Keller,
E., Ladouceur, G., Vachon, R., Audet, M.C., & Chartrand, E.
(1988). Phonetic Aspects of Dysarthria: Keyworded Bibliography
1966-1986. Distribution upon request via the academic electronic
networks.
Keller, E.
(1988, May 1). MacRecorder on the Macintosh: Signal analysis "for
the rest of us". foNETiks [electronic magazine], 17-24.
Keller, E.
(1988, April 1). Clinical Phonetics: Diurnal Variations in Severity
of Dysarthric Articulation. foNETiks [electronic magazine], 24-26.
Keller, E.
(1988, April 1). A beginner's introduction to networking with CMS and
BITNET. foNETiks [electronic magazine], 27-40.
Keller, E.
(1988, March). Comments of a so-so happy crossnet user. Netmonth
[electronic magazine], 9-11 .
Keller, E.
(1988, March 1). The phonetic sciences as a pivotal science. foNETiks
[electronic magazine], 5-10.
Keller,
E., Ladouceur, G., Vachon, R., Audet, M.C., & Chartrand, É.
(1987). Bibliographie annotée des travaux sur la perturbation
motrice de la parole en dysarthrie (1966-1986): (1) Introduction,
analyse et bibliographie codifiée. (Tapuscrits CHCN Working
Papers No. 10A). Montréal, QC: Centre de recherche, Centre
hospitalier Côte-des-Neiges.
Keller,
E., Ladouceur, G., Vachon, R., Audet, M.C., & Chartrand, É.
(1987). Bibliographie annotée des travaux sur la perturbation
motrice de la parole en dysarthrie (1966-1986): (2) Résumés.
(Tapuscrits CHCN Working Papers No. 10B). Montréal, QC: Centre
de recherche, Centre hospitalier Côte-des-Neiges.
Keller, E.
(1985). Even impaired grammar users cannot do without time. Théo
rie, 1-4, 15-22.
Keller, E.
(1985). How to move your tongue. Théo rie, 1-2, 18-21.
Keller, E.
(1981). Discussion for "Perception of speech in aphasia: Its
relation to language comprehension, auditory processing, and speech
production", by Sheila E. Blumstein. In T. Myers, J. Laver, J.
Anderson (Eds.), The cognitive representation of speech. Amsterdam:
North-Holland Publishing Company. Pp. 257-262.
Keller, E.
& Ostry, D. (1981). Zur Frage der motorischen Kontrolle der
Sprechbewegungen: Ultraschallmessungen von Sprechbeginn und
Bewegungsparametern. Wiener Linguistische Gazette, 25, 37-60.
Keller, E.
(1979). Planning and execution in speech production. Montreal Working
Papers in Linguistics/Recherches linguistiques à Montréal,
13, 34-51.
Keller, E.
(1977). A creative approach to conversational competence: Gambits.
Creativity: New ideas in language teaching (Instituto de idiomas
yàzigi S.C., São Paolo, Brasil), 26, 1-3.
Lead
Editorials in foNETiks (electronic magazine)
Keller, E.
(1988, October 1). Centers of excellence, pluralism, and research
funding. foNETiks [electronic magazine], 2-4.
Keller, E.
(1988, June 1). Knowing where to look. foNETiks [electronic
magazine], 2-4.
Keller, E.
(1988, May 1). Widening the CRT bottleneck. foNETiks [electronic
magazine], 2-3.
Computer
Programs
1. LAIPTTS
(1994-2000). A French-language speech synthesis system.
2.
Signalyze (1994). A signal analysis program for speech (Think C for
the Macintosh). Version 3.0. Offers: Multiple channels, temporal
simultaneity, interactive environment (labels, buttons, menus, etc.),
spectral analysis, pitch extraction, speech slowdown, different
transformations, etc. Manual 250 pages. This program is used in some
300 laboratories world wide.
3. Two
programs for matrix manipulations on observations obtained in
ethological observations. These programs were used for a doctoral
research at the Université du Québec à Montréal
(1989).
Ph.D.
Thesis
Keller, E.
(1975).Vowel Errors in Aphasia. University of Toronto.
Translations
German-English
translation of 200 pages of texts about bilingual aphasia, published
in M. Paradis (Ed.), Readings on aphasia in bilinguals and
polyglots. Montreal: Didier. (1983).
Public
Service
2001 -
2004 Member of the Communal Council of Gimel, VD, Switzerland
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