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How can vocal prosodic features (e.g., pitch variation, intensity, and speech duration) distinguish "device-directed" speech from "non-device-directed" speech?LLM and Natural Language Interaction / Acoustic Sensing, Activity Recognition, and Speech Security
How can vocal prosodic features (e.g., pitch variation, intensity, and speech duration) distinguish "device-directed" speech from "non-device-directed" speech?
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