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Encoding and decoding of meaning through structured variability in intonational speech prosody
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2019
unpublished
Speech prosody, the rhythm and intonation in particular, plays an important role in communication of meaning. Rising vs. falling intonation contours signaling the speaker's indented communicative meanings (i.e., asking a question vs. making a statement) has been widely recognized as a primary example of such prosody. However, what appears to be a straightforward mapping between acoustic features of prosody and hypothesized meanings in fact presents a challenge to the human perceptual and
doi:10.31234/osf.io/9y7xj
fatcat:a73sqvjwtfgbnbqw7gsuba7cei