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Using stress to disambiguate spoken Thai sentences containing syntactic ambiguity
Proceeding of Fourth International Conference on Spoken Language Processing. ICSLP '96
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We h a v e developed a Bayesian classier to determine whether syllables in connected Thai speech are weakly or strongly stressed by using ve acoustic parameters: syllable rhyme duration, mean F0, F 0 standard deviation, mean energy, and the standard deviation of the energy. With speaker-dependent data normalization, we a c hieved a classication accuracy of 99%. The classication accuracy drops to 96% when we used speaker-independent normalization. We h a v e also developed prosodic constraints
doi:10.1109/icslp.1996.607723
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