Vocal Typology: The Science of Voice Typing

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Welcome to VoiceTypes.com, home of the online version of the University of Florida doctoral thesis of Tyler McPeek. Vocal typology is an exciting new method of classifying talker voices according to degree of similarity (encompassing all aspects of the speech signal), into types that have utility for models of linguistic processing, forensic and voice identification, security applications, commercial uses of voice, and personal interest.

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Tyler: Gainesville, Florida, United States; Tyler McPeek is a PhD candidate in the Linguistics Department at the University of Florida. He holds a BA/BFA in Creative Writing and English Literature from St. Andrews College in North Carolina; an MBA in International Business and Marketing from Ritsumeikan APU in Japan; and an MA in Linguistics from the University of Florida. He is also the webmaster of: www.floridalinguistics.com www.tencolors.com www.tylermcpeek.com and www.voicetypes.com

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Contact Tyler McPeek at tylermcpeek@ufl.edu

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