编者导言
Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis
Segment Inventory for Speech Synthesis
Transition and Release as Perceptual Cues for Final Plosives
Frequency Studies of English Consonants
Intrinsic Cues and Consonant Perception
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编者导言
Segmentation Techniques in Speech Synthesis
Segment Inventory for Speech Synthesis
Transition and Release as Perceptual Cues for Final Plosives
Frequency Studies of English Consonants
Intrinsic Cues and Consonant Perception
The Perception of Stops after s
Phonological Features of Tone
The Measurement of Functional Load
Tone 3 in Pekinese
Vowel Features, Paired Variables, and the English Vowel Shift
Perceptual Distance and the Specification of Phonological Features
Competing Changes as a Cause of Residue
Implementation of Phonological Change: The Shuang-Feng Chinese Case
Project DOC: Its Methodological Basis
Tone Change in Chao-Zhou Chinese: A Study in Lexical Diffusion
The Many Uses of F0
Why and How do We Study the Sounds of Speech?
Sound Change: Actuation and Implementation
Language Change
Perception of Sentence Boundaries With and Without Semantic Information
Psychophysical Pitch Biases Related to Vowel Quality, Intensity Difference, and Sequential Order
Use of Optical Distance Sensing to Track Tongue Motion
Language Change: A Lexical Perspective
Variation and Selection in Language Change
声调感知问题
A Note on Tone Development
Middle Chinese Tones in Modern Dialects
Closure Duration in the Classification of Stops: A Statistical Analysis
Bidirectional Diffusion in Sound Change
吴语浊塞音的研究——统计上的分析和理论上的考虑
Snowball Effect in Lexical Diffusion: The Development of-s in the
Third Person Singular Present Indicative in English
Performance of Mandarin Connected Digit Recognizer with Word Duration Modeling
Optimization Models of Sound Systems Using Genetic Algorithms
Computational Studies of Language Evolution
An Innovative Prosody Modeling Method for Chinese Speech Recognition
Tone Recognition of Continuous Cantonese Speech Based on Support Vector Machines
宏观语音学
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The process of diffusion within a speaker’s vocabulary may likewise be thought of as being either abrupt (i. e., all relevant morphemes change ‘simultaneously’) or gradual (i. e., the change affects the relevant morphemes severally in succession.) There are then four logical possibilities in viewing how a sound change operates on individual’s vocabulary:
(1) phonetically abrupt and lexically abrupt
(2) phonetically abrupt and lexically gradual
(3) phonetically gradual and lexically abrupt
(4) phonetically gradual and lexically gradual
Of the two possibilities which involve a phonetically abrupt implementation, (1) is refuted by elementary observations: it implies that all morphemes with only X-pronunciations for a given speaker would suddenly have only Y-pronunciations, which is obviously ... (查看原文)
0 有用 鱼尾纹先生 2014-09-17 13:52:58
多为英文原版，且不啻于语音题材
0 有用 Anchi_Re 2020-12-20 01:08:24
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