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Relating phonetic and phonological categories
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1994
Language Computations
Recent proposals to treat phonetic representations as the semantic interpretation of phonological representations are technically problematic to implement. The main di culty is that phonological representations are discrete while phonetic representations are continuous which makes the standard method of describing semantic interpretation as a homomorphism between sortally equivalent algebras hard to generalize. The paper solves the technical problem by i n troducing a notion of homomorphisms.
doi:10.1090/dimacs/017/02
dblp:conf/dimacs/Kornai92
fatcat:qb56ansmbzau7oy4g5b5ln2dpy