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Many speech sounds and animal vocalizations, for instance, contain components, commonly referred to as complex tones, which consist of a fundamental frequency (f0) and higher harmonics. Furthermore, the fundamental frequency and the intensity of vowels were averaged over each vowel as determined from the duration measurement. subharmonic of a signal of fundamental frequency F would be a signal with frequency F/n. |
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