Acoustic Phonetics

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Acoustic Phonetics is a foundational work in speech science that systematically analyzes the physical properties of speech sounds and their relation to linguistic structure.

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Acoustic Phonetics canonical 2

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instanceOf book ⓘ
scientific monograph ⓘ
work in speech science ⓘ
aimsTo link acoustic patterns to linguistic categories ⓘ
provide quantitative models of speech sounds ⓘ
systematically describe acoustic properties of speech ⓘ
analyzes duration of segments ⓘ
formant frequencies ⓘ
frequency spectra ⓘ
intensity patterns ⓘ
speech waveforms ⓘ
voice onset time ⓘ
appliesTo automatic speech recognition ⓘ
clinical phonetics ⓘ
forensic phonetics ⓘ
speech synthesis ⓘ
speech technology ⓘ
spoken language analysis ⓘ
contributesTo experimental phonology ⓘ
phonetic theory ⓘ
speech communication research ⓘ
theoretical phonetics ⓘ
discipline linguistics ⓘ
phonetics ⓘ
speech science ⓘ
field acoustic phonetics ⓘ
focusesOn acoustic analysis of speech ⓘ
acoustic correlates of prosody ⓘ
acoustic cues to consonants ⓘ
amplitude properties of speech sounds ⓘ
formant structure of vowels ⓘ
spectral properties of speech sounds ⓘ
temporal properties of speech sounds ⓘ
isDescribedAs foundational work in speech science ⓘ
systematic analysis of physical properties of speech sounds ⓘ
mainSubject physical properties of speech ⓘ
relation between acoustics and linguistic structure ⓘ
speech sounds ⓘ
relatesTo phonetic transcription ⓘ
phonological structure ⓘ
segmental features ⓘ
speech perception ⓘ
speech production ⓘ
suprasegmental features ⓘ
usesMethod acoustic measurement ⓘ
experimental phonetics techniques ⓘ
signal processing ⓘ
spectrographic analysis ⓘ

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Kenneth N. Stevens → notableWork → Acoustic Phonetics ⓘ
Kenneth N. Stevens → authorOf → Acoustic Phonetics ⓘ