read/spontaneous speech
GRASS: the Graz corpus of Read And Spontaneous Speech
... and speech technol- ogy require the existence of large speech corpora, recorded at sufficiently high quality and transcribed at least at the orthographic level, which later will be used for the (semi- ...
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Pausing preceding and following that in that-clauses of Obama’s G-20 Summit Speech in London: read vs. spontaneous speech
... Obama‘s speech preceding pauses regarding adjective clauses were considerably longer than following pauses in read speech, with noun clauses; however, the difference was ...in spontaneous ...
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Automatic Anomaly Detection for Dysarthria across Two Speech Styles: Read vs Spontaneous Speech
... of speech alterations observed among people in differ- ent groups of diseases, within the same group (Tomik and Guiloff, 2010) or across different speech styles (read speech, ...
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Towards Using Prosody in Speech Recognition/Understanding Systems: Differences Between Read and Spontaneous Speech
... TOWARDS USING PROSODY IN SPEECH RECOGNITION/UNDERSTANDING SYSTEMS DIFFERENCES BETWEEN READ AND SPONTANEOUS SPEECH T O W A R D S U S I N G P R O S O D Y IN S P E E C H R E C O G N I T I O N / U N D E R[.] ...
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DisMo: A Morphosyntactic, Disfluency and Multi-Word Unit Annotator. An Evaluation on a Corpus of French Spontaneous and Read Speech
... of spontaneous speech for each speaker are ortho- graphically transcribed and automatically aligned with the EasyAlign script (Goldman 2011) within Praat, which provides a 3-layer annotation in phones, ...
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Analysis of the prosody of read speech with the PROSICE corpus
... limitations which make them less than ideal for technological applications. The EUROM0 corpus has fine phonetic detail and good fundamental frequency information, but is very small and has no prosodic or grammatical ...
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Pauses and the temporal structure of speech
... between spontaneous and read speech, in that spontaneous speech is much more conducive to pauses of cognitive origin than is read ...automatic speech recognition ...
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Spontaneous Speech Corpus of Japanese
... For one thing, spontaneous speech is inherently more variable than read speech. Different groups of speakers have different manners of speaking depending on social attributes such as age, ...
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Vol 11, No 2 (2020)
... on speech rate such as gender, age, language and ...on speech rate. For example, Duwal et al. (2016) studied speech rate including silent pauses of about 150 msec and less in 20 adult native Nepali ...
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The TYPALOC Corpus: A Collection of Various Dysarthric Speech Recordings in Read and Spontaneous Styles
... of spontaneous speech recordings for dysarthric speakers is often quite short, leading to obvious limitations on the analyses possible on this speech ...
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Developing a unit selection voice given audio without corresponding text
... automatic speech recognition (ASR) system to obtain transcripts, followed by confidence measure-based data pruning which together address the five issues with the found data and also ensure the above three ...
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Automatic Detection of Syllable Boundaries in Spontaneous Speech
... many speech production and speech perception phenomena (see, for example, work on tonal ...of speech sounds having a maximum (or peak) of inher- ent sonority between two sonority ...
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Automatic recognition of children’s read speech for stuttering application
... common speech disfluency that may persist into adulthood if not treated in its early ...automatic speech recognition (ASR) could help clinicians by providing a tool that automati- cally recognises ...
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Read To Me: Text to Speech for Visually Impaired People
... There arefframeworks like K Reader Mobile it keepssrunninggon a wireless and enables thesclient to peruseemail, receipts, fliers,danddnumeroussdifferent reports. In any case, if the peruse needs to peruse any of the ...
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Multimodal Spontaneous Expressive Speech Corpus for Hungarian
... in speech as shared between the 3 levels of (1) direct emotional expressions as a consequence of emotion-related physiological changes, (2) attitudinal expressions of social affects and (3) linguistic ...
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What infant directed speech tells us about the development of compensation for assimilation
... elicited speech recorded in a laboratory, and there are a number of reasons to believe that this may be a conservative measure of how often canonical forms are ...of spontaneous mother-child interactions, ...
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The Collection and Preliminary Analysis of a Spontaneous Speech Database
... THE COLLECTION AND PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF A SPONTANEOUS SPEECH DATABASE T H E C O L L E C T I O N A N D P R E L I M I N A R Y A N A L Y S I S O F A S P O N T A N E O U S S P E E C H D A T A B A S E *[.] ...
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SELF-MONITORING AND SELF-REPAIR IN SPONTANEOUS SPEECH
... The surface structure is then phonologically encoded, where syllabification of the structure is thought to take place (Levelt, 2001; Levelt, Roelofs, & Meyer, 1999). At this stage, the individual sound segments that ...
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A Pilot Study of Opinion Summarization in Conversations
... This paper investigates two unsupervised methods in opinion summarization on spontaneous conver- sations by incorporating topic score and sentiment score in existing summarization techniques. In the ...
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Analysis of Morph Based Speech Recognition and the Modeling of Out of Vocabulary Words Across Languages
... As a result of the probabilistic (or MDL) approach, the morph inventory discovered by the Morfessor Baseline algorithm is larger the more training data there is. In some speech recognition experiments, however, it ...
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