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PROBABILISTIC REDUCTION IN READING ALOUD: A COMPARISON OF YOUNGER AND OLDER ADULTS
Word durations Reading al
2015/12/18
Frequent and predictable words are generally
pronounced with less effort and are therefore
acoustically more reduced than less frequent or
unpredictable words. Local predictability can be
oper...
REDUCTION OF OBSTRUENT-LIQUID-SCHWA CLUSTERS IN CASUAL FRENCH
pronunciation variation casual speech
2015/12/18
This study investigated pronunciation variants of
word-final obstruent-liquid-schwa (OLS) clusters in
casual French and the variables predicting the
absence of the phonemes in these clusters. In...
Use of Syntax in Perceptual Compensation for Phonological Reduction
phonological reduction syntactic context phonetic ambiguity decision bias
2015/5/6
Listeners resolve ambiguity in speech by consulting context. Extensive research on this issue has largely relied on continua of sounds constructed to vary incrementally between two phonemic endpoints....
Final /t/ reduction in Dutch past-participles: the role of word predictability and morphological decomposability
pronunciation variation acoustic reduction
2015/4/10
If the explanation based on planning is correct, words that
follow a highly predictable word pair may also be more reduced
than words that follow less predictable pairs. As the planning
of predicta...
Assessing acoustic reduction: Exploiting local structure in speech
temporal reduction spectral reduction manifold structure
2015/4/10
This paper presents a method to quantify the spectral
characteristics of reduction in speech. Hämäläinen et al.
(2009) proposes a measure of spectral reduction which is able
to pr...
How we hear what is hardly there: Mechanisms underlying compensation for /t/-reduction in speech comprehension
Speech comprehension Phonetic reduction Auditory processing Phonological learning MMN Dutch
2015/4/3
In four experiments, we investigated how listeners compensate for reduced /t/ in Dutch. Mitterer and Ernestus [Mitterer, H., & Ernestus, M. (2006). Listeners recover /t/s that speakers lenite: evidenc...
Dimensionality Reduction for Speech Recognition Using Neighborhood Components Analysis
speech recognition acoustic modeling
2015/3/10
Dimensionality Reduction for Speech Recognition Using Neighborhood Components Analysis.
Language Recognition via Ivectors and Dimensionality Reduction
Language Recognition via Ivectors Dimensionality Reduction
2015/3/9
Language Recognition via Ivectors and Dimensionality Reduction.
Segmental reduction in connected speech in German: phonological facts and phonetic explanations.
German phonological facts phonetic explanations.
2014/11/25
Segmental reduction in connected speech in German: phonological facts and phonetic explanations。
A Phonetically-Based Model of Phonological Vowel Reduction
Phonological Vowel Reduction Phonetically-Based
2014/11/24
This paper proposes an analysis of phonological vowel reduction according to
which vowel contrasts are subject to neutralization in unstressed syllables
because it is more difficult to keep vowels d...
Cluster Reduction：Deletion or Coalescence?
cluster reduction coalescence Correspondence Theory deletion fusion Optimality Theory phonology Catalan Navajo
2009/7/13
I show that a consequence of Correspondence Theory in Optimality Theory is that, for processes
such as cluster reduction, if MAX outranks UNIFORMITY, candidates displaying coalescence are
preferred ...
Slouching toward optimality: Coda reduction in OT-CC
Slouching toward optimality Coda reduction TO-CC
2014/10/29
There is a well-established asymmetry in the behavior of medial consonant clusters: the first consonant in the cluster can undergo assimilation or deletion, but the second consonant in the cluster can...
Cluster Reduction : Deletion or Coalescence?
Cluster reduction Coalescence Correspondence Theory Deletion
2010/9/8
I show that a consequence of Correspondence Theory in Optimality Theory is that, for processes such as cluster reduction, if MAX outranks UNIFORMITY, candidates displaying coalescence are preferred to...