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Analyzing Distinctive Features
Journal of Educational Statistics, 1977A statistical technique is proposed for comparing an empirically obtained confusion matrix against a set of distinctive features that supposedly characterize the stimuli on which the given confusion matrix is based. Each distinctive feature corresponds to a partition of the stimulus set, and the term “confusion matrix” refers to the measures of ...
Lawrence J. Hubert, Frank B. Baker
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2017
I was the Hunt Post-Doctoral Fellow in 1996–1997; my Hunt fellowship led directly to a successful application for an NIH R01 post-doctoral fellowship with the same mentor, which led, in turn, to my current position as Professor at the University of Illinois.
Carlos Gussenhoven, Haike Jacobs
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I was the Hunt Post-Doctoral Fellow in 1996–1997; my Hunt fellowship led directly to a successful application for an NIH R01 post-doctoral fellowship with the same mentor, which led, in turn, to my current position as Professor at the University of Illinois.
Carlos Gussenhoven, Haike Jacobs
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On distinctive features and their articulatory implementation
Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, 1983exaly +2 more sources
On the distinctiveness of distinctive features
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1978The notion that speech sounds are complexes of intersecting sets of phonetic features is as old as the earliest attempt to describe speech. Such features are used to describe the languages of the world and also figure importantly in attempts to construct models of speech production and perception.
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Distinctive Features in Sarnami Hindustani
Phonetica, 1972Abstract The systematic phonemes of the Hindi spoken in Suriname are described in terms of their distinctive features. The language appears to be more simply describable by use of a feature system including syllabic instead of vocalic. The feature consonantal is also found to be non-distinctive in this description.
G L, Huttar, J A, Eslick
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Distinctive Features Should Be Learned
2000Most existing machine vision systems perform recognition based on a fixed set of hand-crafted features, geometric models, or eigen-subspace decomposition. Drawing from psychology, neuroscience and intuition, we show that certain aspects of human performance in visual discrimination cannot be explained by any of these techniques.
Justus H. Piater, Roderic A. Grupen
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Conjugacy as a Distinctive Feature of the Dirichlet Process
Scandinavian Journal of Statistics, 2006The authors introduce a class of normalized homogeneous random measures with independent increments (normal HRMI). These measures are obtained by normalization of time-dependent subordinators. Formulas for the variance-covariance structure and the skewness of such measures are derived.
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Subglottal resonances and distinctive features
Journal of Phonetics, 2010Abstract This paper addresses the phonetic basis of the distinctive feature [±back]. The second subglottal resonance (Sg2) is known to fall near the boundary between [−back] and [+back] vowels, and it has been claimed that Sg2 actually defines this distinction. In this paper, new evidence in support of this hypothesis is presented from 14 adult and 9
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The Role of Distinctive Features in Articulation Errors
Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders, 1981Articulation errors of 1,077 children of various ages, etiologies, and sexes were taken from several standardized articulation tests. The Singh and Singh (1976) distinctive feature system was used to produce profiles for each subgroup for consonant phonemes in the initial, medial, and final word positions.
S, Singh, M E, Hayden, M S, Toombs
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