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Phonetic Analysis of Speech Corpora

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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

26.04.2010

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons

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392

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24.9/20/3.4 cm

Gewicht

763 g

Auflage

1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4051-9957-5

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

26.04.2010

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons

Seitenzahl

392

Maße (L/B/H)

24.9/20/3.4 cm

Gewicht

763 g

Auflage

1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4051-9957-5

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Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

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  • Relationship between Machine Readable (MRPA) and International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) for Australian English.

    Relationship between Machine Readable (MRPA) and International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) for German.

    Downloadable Speech Databases Used in this Book.

    Preface.

    Notes on Downloading Software.

    1. Using Speech Corpora in Phonetics Research.

    1.1 The Place of Corpora in the Phonetic Analysis of Speech.

    1.2 Existing Speech Corpora for Phonetic Analysis.

    1.3 Designing Your Own Corpus.

    1.4 Summary and Structure of the Book.

    2. Some Tools for Building and Querying Annotated Speech Databases.

    2.1 Overview.

    2.2 Getting Started with Existing Speech Databases.

    2.3 Interface between Praat and Emu.

    2.4 Interface to R.

    2.5 Creating a New Speech Database: From Praat to Emu to R.

    2.6 A First Look at the Template File.

    2.7 Summary.

    2.8 Questions.

    3. Applying Routines for Speech Signal Processing.

    3.1 Introduction.

    3.2 Calculating, Displaying, and Correcting Formants.

    3.3 Reading the Formants into R.

    3.4 Summary.

    3.5 Questions.

    3.6 Answers.

    4. Querying Annotation Structures.

    4.1 The Emu Query Tool, Segment Tiers, and Event Tiers.

    4.2 Extending the Range of Queries: Annotations from the Same Tier.

    4.3 Inter-tier Links and Queries.

    4.4 Entering Structured Annotations with Emu.

    4.5 Conversion of a Structured Annotation to a Praat TextGrid.

    4.6 Graphical User Interface to the Emu Query Language.

    4.7 Re-querying Segment Lists.

    4.8 Building Annotation Structures Semi-automatically with Emu-Tcl.

    4.9 Branching Paths.

    4.10 Summary.

    4.11 Questions.

    4.12 Answers.

    5. An Introduction to Speech Data Analysis in R: A Study of an EMA Database.

    5.1 EMA Recordings and the ema5 Database.

    5.2 Handling Segment Lists and Vectors in Emu-R.

    5.3 An Analysis of Voice-Onset Time.

    5.4 Intergestural Coordination and Ensemble Plots.

    5.5 Intragestural Analysis.

    5.6 Summary.

    5.7 Questions.

    5.8 Answers.

    6. Analysis of Formants and Formant Transitions.

    6.1 Vowel Ellipses in the F2ÍF1 Plane.

    6.2 Outliers.

    6.3 Vowel Targets.

    6.4 Vowel Normalization.

    6.5 Euclidean Distances.

    6.6 Vowel Undershoot and Formant Smoothing.

    6.7 F2 Locus, Place of Articulation, and Variability.

    6.8 Questions.

    6.9 Answers.

    7. Electropalatography.

    7.1 Palatography and Electropalatography.

    7.2 An Overview of Electropalatography in Emu-R.

    7.3 EPG Data-Reduced Objects.

    7.4 Analysis of EPG Data.

    7.5 Summary.

    7.6 Questions.

    7.7 Answers.

    8. Spectral Analysis.

    8.1 Background to Spectral Analysis.

    8.2 Spectral Average, Sum, Ratio, Difference, Slope.

    8.3 Spectral Moments.

    8.4 The Discrete Cosine Transformation.

    8.5 Questions.

    8.6 Answers.

    9. Classification.

    9.1 Probability and Bayes' Theorem.

    9.2 Classification: Continuous Data.

    9.3 Calculating Conditional Probabilities.

    9.4 Calculating Posterior Probabilities.

    9.5 Two Parameters: The Bivariate Normal Distribution and Ellipses.

    9.6 Classification in Two Dimensions.

    9.7 Classifications in Higher Dimensional Spaces.

    9.8 Classifications in Time.

    9.9 Support Vector Machines.

    9.10 Summary.

    9.11 Questions.

    9.12 Answers.

    References.

    Index.