This research aims to look at the form of phonetic transcription in Palembang Malay language and what is contained sounds on Wikitongues YouTube video channel. The applied qualitative descriptive approach by utilizing data. source data sound utterances spoken two native speakers from channel entitled WIKITONGUES: Ihsan Septiadi speaking Palembangnese. results study showed that there are 25 phon...

This study seeks to map the perceptual vowel space of front vowel phonemes undergoing merger before voiced velars in Pacific Northwest English (PNWE). In production, most speakers spectrally merge /Eg, eg/ at a point between their non-prevelar counterparts /E, e/, but the height of /æg/ is more variable. With variable production in the speech community, a question of perception arises: do North...

Zellig Harris proposed a method for grouping phonemes in an utterance into morphemes by simply using counts of each of the phonemes in a corpus relative to their position in sequences contained in the data set. Thus, using an n-gram model, one can model this process and see whether a computational model can actually group representations of phonemes into segments which correspond to morphemes. ...

objectives: this paper studies the effect of persian cued speech on the perception of persian language phonemes and monosyllabic words with and without sound in hearing impaired children. cued speech is a sound based mode of communication for hearing impaired people that is comprised of a limited series of hand complements and the normal pattern of speech. and it is shown that it effectively ca...

This paper presents a discriminating approach to detecting the existence of underlying determinism in speech phonemes using the surrogate data method. The discrimination is made using a statistical measurement of neighboring trajectory directions. This approach is experimentally verified with both deterministic and stochastic time series and then applied to speech phonemes from the TIMIT databa...

The question addressed by this research is how humans acquire the internalized, mental categories that reflect the phonemes of their language. That humans have such categories is evidenced by the fact that, for example, English speakers immediately recognize pear and bear as being different words. This immediate realization is independent of the fact that these two words have different meanings...

In this paper we present a novel approach to continuous, whole-sentence ASL recognition that uses phonemes instead of whole signs as the basic units. Our approach is based on a sequential phonological model of ASL. According to this model the ASL signs can be broken into movements and holds, which are both considered phonemes. This model does away with the distinction between whole signs and ep...

We design a dictionary in which speech signals have a sparse representation. We utilize the property that speech is comprised of a fixed number of phonemes. The dictionary is a concatenation of the principal components of all these phonemes, and hence information about each phoneme is present in a block. Since any speech signal is a concatenation of phonemes, it can be represented as a linear c...