Press the "Simulate" button to display model-generated F0 curve and the underlying pitch targets. Make changes in any of the editable boxes and then press "Simulate" again to see the effects
Starting pitch: The starting point for the first syllable in your sequence.
Upper bound: The upper limit on your y axis.
Lower bound: The lower limit on your y axis.
Order: Specify the number of derivative in the system.
Tones: Tone specification for each syllable in your sequence.
Duration: Duration specification for each syllable in your sequence.
Strength: Strength specification for each syllable in your sequence.
Specifications for the target height and slope of tone categories in Hz. Dynamic targets such as R or F have a positive or negative slope respectively. Static targets such as H or L have a slope of 0.
Duration(s) and strength specification for each categories.
Basic assumption: Production of tone and intonation is a process of successively approaching
syllabic pitch targets at varying pitch ranges with different levels of strength.
Pitch targets: specified by: y = b + a * x, where b is height and a is slope.
Duration: Specifies duration of each syllable, which is the temporal domain of a target.
Strength: Determines the amount of strength used to approach a target. Greater strength
leads to faster target approximation.