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Voice
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TL;DR: The results suggest that neutralization occurs when semantic information is present, but that a voicing contrast is realized when it is absent.
Abstract: The present study examined regressive voice assimilation in Catalan in an attempt to determine a systematic explanation of complete versus incomplete voicing neutralization. Two types of contexts were constructed. In one type, semantic information was present to bias the meaning of target words. In the other type, no semantic information was present. The results showed that vowel duration distinguished underlying voicing in the neutral context only. The results suggest that neutralization occurs when semantic information is present, but that a voicing contrast is realized when it is absent.
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10 Jun 2008
TL;DR: Packetized CELP-encoded speech playout with frame truncation during silence and frame expansion method dependent upon voicing classification with voiced frame expansion maintaining phasealignment.
Abstract: Packetized CELP-encoded speech playout with frame truncation during silence and frame expansion method dependent upon voicing classification with voiced frame expansion maintaining phasealignment.
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01 Nov 2013
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TL;DR: Major identified accent-specific cues include the devoicing of voiced stop consonants, the ''rolled r'' and schwa fronting or raising, which can contribute to improve pronunciation modeling in automatic speech recognition of accented speech.
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TL;DR: Listeners can adjust their use of acoustic-phonetic cues in a dynamic way that is appropriate for challenging listening conditions; cues that are less influential in ideal conditions can gain priority in challenging conditions.
Abstract: Purpose The contributions of voice onset time (VOT) and fundamental frequency (F0) were evaluated for the perception of voicing in syllable-initial stop consonants in words that were low-pass filte...
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