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c © 2002 Kluwer Academic Publishers. Manufactured in The Netherlands. Improved Speech Synthesis Using Fuzzy Methods
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F0 Contour Modeling for Arabic Text-to-Speech Synthesis Using Fujisaki Parameters and Neural Networks
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Signal, Image and Pattern Recognition
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MPEG-4 COMPLIANT REPRODUCTION OF FACE ANIMATION CREATED IN MAYA
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Ageing voices: The effect of changes in voice parameters on ASR performance
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Adverse Conditions and ASR Techniques for Robust Speech User Interface
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©ARC Page | 1 A Study of Chomsky’s Universal Grammar in Second Language Acquisition
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Counting the languages we could speak
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NEGATION IN MOKPE AND TWO RELATED COASTAL BANTU LANGUAGES OF CAMEROON
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Counting the Languages We Could Speak Contando le lingue che potremmo parlare
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www.elsevier.com/locate/specom Acoustic parameters for automatic detection of nasal manner
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The I3MEDIA speech database: a trilingual annotated corpus for the analysis and synthesis of emotional speech
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Prosodic Parameters of Perceived Emotions in Vocal Server Voices
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Phi-Agree, A-movement, and Complementizer-Tense Relations in Chinese.
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This dissertation reveals an apparent paradox presented by Chinese which confronts current theories of Universal Grammar, parametric variation, and typology of human languages. Specifically, Chinese presents a problem for the feature inheritance hypothesis (Richards 2007; Chomsky 2007, 2008; Miyagawa 2010) because Chinese seems to manifest neither phi-features/Agree on T nor the freedom to raise any topic phrase to spec-TP (a hallmark feature of discourse-configurational languages like Finnish). That is, the UG-typology advanced under the feature inheritance hypotheses seems to exclude Chinese. In view of this apparent paradox, I investigate the distribution and motivation of A-movement in Chinese in chapter 2 and argue that Chinese is in fact compatible with Miyagawa’s feature inheritance approach. I contend that Chinese displays A-movement motivated by two distinct forces: the Case feature (see Epstein and Seely 2006, Bošković 2002) and the Topic feature (as in Miyagawa 2010). Chapter 3 investigates the question of whether Chinese lacks phi-features/Agree altogether by examining the blocking effects observed in the long-distance construal of the reflexive ziji (see Huang and Liu 2001) and the formation of Chinese wh-the-hell questions (see Huang and Ochi 2004 and Chou 2012). I contend that these two types of blocking effects receive a unified analysis if we assume phi-Agree exists at the CP level in Chinese, and involves [Speaker] and [Participant] features. Chapter 4 examines the derivation of locative inversion in English and Chinese, particularly focusing on why T-to-C inversion is not allowed in English locative inversion, whereas the counterpart operation is allowed in Chinese. I argue that (i) locative inversion in both English and Chinese is topic A-movement, and (ii) the possible presence of φ-features on T and the categorial status of the locative phrase jointly determine whether a language can implement T-to-C inversion in locative inversion. Chapter 5 discusses two foundational theoretical implications, including (i) how to express the A/A'-distinction in languages without φ-features on T, and (ii) the postulation of featurally crash-proof grammar in which uninterpretable features present at the CI interface do not cause crash (see Frampton and Guttman 2002; Carstens 2011; Epstein, Kitahara and Seely 2010; Putnam 2010). ; PhD ; Linguistics ; University of Michigan, Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies ; http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/99859/1/ctchou_1.pdf
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A-movement; Chinese Syntax; Humanities; Linguistics; Minimalist Syntax; Parameters; Phi-features/Agreement; Universal Grammar
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Documentation of Bayesian parameter estimation Web Service
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A condicionalidade como zona conceitual
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