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Comparison of auto-contouring and hand-contouring of ultrasound images of the tongue surface ...
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Comparison of auto-contouring and hand-contouring of ultrasound images of the tongue surface ...
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What anticipatory coarticulation in children tells us about speech motor control maturity
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Variability of articulator positions and formants across nine English vowels
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A Kinematic Study of Prosodic Structure in Articulatory and Manual Gestures: Results from a Novel Method of Data Collection
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In: Laboratory Phonology: Journal of the Association for Laboratory Phonology; Vol 8, No 1 (2017); 3 ; 1868-6354 (2017)
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The primary goal of this work is to examine prosodic structure as expressed concurrently through articulatory and manual gestures. Specifically, we investigated the effects of phrase-level prominence (Experiment 1) and of prosodic boundaries (Experiments 2 and 3) on the kinematic properties of oral constriction and manual gestures. The hypothesis guiding this work is that prosodic structure will be similarly expressed in both modalities. To test this, we have developed a novel method of data collection that simultaneously records speech audio, vocal tract gestures (using electromagnetic articulometry) and manual gestures (using motion capture). This method allows us, for the first time, to investigate kinematic properties of body movement and vocal tract gestures simultaneously, which in turn allows us to examine the relationship between speech and body gestures with great precision. A second goal of the paper is thus to establish the validity of this method. Results from two speakers show that manual and oral gestures lengthen under prominence and at prosodic boundaries, indicating that the effects of prosodic structure extend beyond the vocal tract to include body movement.1
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electro- magnetic articulometry; EMA; gestures; motion capture; Prosodic boundaries; prosodic prominence; speech production; Vicon
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URL: https://www.journal-labphon.org/jms/article/view/labphon.75 https://doi.org/10.5334/labphon.75
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Indexing head movement during speech production using optical markers
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Acquisition of serial order in speech production: An ultrasound study of typical 4-year-old Canadian French children ...
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Weak responses to auditory feedback perturbation during articulation in persons who stutter: evidence for abnormal auditory-motor transformation
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Weak Responses to Auditory Feedback Perturbation during Articulation in Persons Who Stutter: Evidence for Abnormal Auditory-Motor Transformation
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In: PLoS (2012)
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Weak Responses to Auditory Feedback Perturbation during Articulation in Persons Who Stutter: Evidence for Abnormal Auditory-Motor Transformation
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