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Integration of Visual and Linguistic Information in Spoken Language Comprehension by Michael K. Tanenhaus and others by
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Primary source: shotam.github.io/LING611_papers/Tanenhaus_1995.pdf
Primary source: sanders.phonologist.org/
Verified locator: Research Interests: phonetics/phonology, signed-language perception and mechanics, mathematical/statistical models; directly linked named headshot.
Primary source: www.sfu.ca/linguistics/people/faculty/grant.html
Verified locator: Biography and Education:2013 dissertation on comparative constructions, experimental sentence comprehension and ambiguity.
Primary source: juliannedoner.wixsite.com/website
Primary source: www.utm.utoronto.ca/language-studies/people/derek-denis
Verified locator: Indexed official profile verified: Canadian English, archival oral histories, language contact and selected vowel-space paper. Also author homepage derekdenis.com/ and research page derekdenis.com/research/ .
Primary source: www.queensu.ca/llcu/people-search/bronwyn-bjorkman
Primary source: experts.mcmaster.ca/people/canders
Verified locator: Overview, degrees and named profile portrait; current rank not used to infer historical rank.
Doctoral thesis, University of Amsterdam,2006. Printed pp.1–2 describe recordings from30 speakers of12 Dutch vowels; chapters3 and11 concern classification and speaker adaptation.
Accurate short-term analysis of the fundamental frequency and the harmonics-to-noise ratio of a sampled sound by Paul Boersma by
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IFA Proceedings17 (1993),97–110. Primary periodicity-estimation paper: finite-window autocorrelation, lag estimation and corrections for the analysis window.
Official software site. Intro manual identifies both creators: www.fon.hum.uva.nl/praat/manual/Intro.html . Analysis, synthesis, annotation and scripting are separate capabilities.
Manual chapter5 and Formant object reference: www.fon.hum.uva.nl/praat/manual/Formant.html . Frequency and bandwidth are distinct estimates per frame.
By Catherine Anderson, Bronwyn Bjorkman, Derek Denis, Julianne Doner, Margaret Grant, Nathan Sanders and Ai Taniguchi. Cited sections3.3–3.5: articulators, consonant manner and vowel description; section3.10: syllables.
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