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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Pronunciation rules"”.
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Lexical and Language Modeling of Diacritics and Morphemes in Arabic Automatic Speech Recognition
… and language modeling when attempting to model pronunciations, and the context of a particular pronunciation. Intuitively, from an English centric view, the phrase th'wrtr wrt n thwrt with 'morphological decomposition' is realized as, th wrtr wrt n th wrt. Including 'diacritics' produces, the …
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The Persistence of Learned Primary Phrase Stress Patterns Among Learners of English
… students who successfully completed the pronunciation course ESL 110/410, English Pronunciation for Academic Purposes at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Data were collected from oral tests administered before instruction (T1), after instruction (T2), and from an oral test …
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Characterizing phonetic transformations and fine-grained acoustic differences across dialects
… In speech science, investigating phonetic rules is usually manually laborious and time consuming, limiting the amount of data analyzed. Without sufficient data, the analysis could potentially overlook or over-specify certain phonetic rules. On the other hand, in speech technology such as …
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Evaluation of the usability and usefulness of automatic speech recognition among users in South Africa [electronic resource]
… and associated with each group is the method of pronunciation called the accent. A language group could be identified by the accent in their speech; accent is the set of pronunciation rules of a language group. Accent reflects the cultural divide of a multi cultural society with a common language …
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Japanese students' Romaji strategy when reading words in english as a new language
… words by using any orthographic strategies to pronunciation. The students at a later stage of learning English (Group 2) depend exclusively on Romaji strategy. The students at a more advanced stage (Group 3) avoid Romaji strategy hypercorrectly when asked to choose between Romaji reading and …