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This article presents an overview of third wave sociophonetics and forensic phonetics, aiming to point out areas of methodological and conceptual crossover, as well as discussing the prospects for applying third wave sociophonetic methods and concepts to
Lois Fairclough
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Identyfikacja parametrów czasowych mowy spontanicznej mówców kryminalistycznych w przypadku niedopasowania językowego: język serbski jako L1 i język angielski jako L2 [PDF]
The purpose of the research is to examine the possibility of forensic speaker identification if question and suspect sample are in different languages using temporal parameters (articulation rate, speaking rate, degree of hesitancy, percentage of pauses,
TOMIĆ, Kristina
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Disfluencies Revisited—Are They Speaker-Specific?
The forensic application of phonetics relies on individuality in speech. In the forensic domain, individual patterns of verbal and paraverbal behavior are of interest which are readily available, measurable, consistent, and robust to disguise and to ...
Angelika Braun +2 more
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Speaker-specific features of simple vowels in Persian based on the source-filter theory [PDF]
Based on source-filter theory, the present research attempts to investigate between- and within-speaker variability in simple vowels of Persian using experimental phonetics tools.
Homa Asadi, Batool Alinezhad
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In forensic phonetics, speaker’s recognition is considered as a conventional chore. The purpose of this work is to analyse whether and to what extent (1) the expertise of the evaluators and (2) reading and spontaneous speaking styles influence the ...
Sonia Cenceschi +2 more
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In forensic psychiatric examinations, suspects or defendants may attempt malingering. Even in such cases, the forced‐choice coin test based on a forced‐choice technique can be used to prove that suspects or defendants are behaving falsely. Abstract Background In general clinical psychiatric practice, open questions are favored over closed ones because ...
Keisuke Tsuji
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American telephone voice: Socio-phonetic features of identity in professional and non-professional discourse [PDF]
The study is concerned with the role of socio-phonetic characteristics of American speakers’ voices in identifying gender and age identity in professional and non-professional communication.
Tatiana I. Shevchenko +1 more
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Sounds and speech: Individual differences in unfamiliar voice recognition
Abstract In several applied contexts (e.g., earwitness testimony), the accurate recognition of unfamiliar voices can be a critical part of the person identification process. However, recognising unfamiliar voices is prone to error. While such errors could be reduced by testing the proficiency of listeners, the established tests of unfamiliar voice ...
Dolly Sunilkumar +4 more
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Effects of language mismatch in automatic forensic voice comparison using deep learning embeddings
Abstract In forensic voice comparison, deep learning has become widely popular recently. It is mainly used to learn speaker representations, called embeddings or embedding vectors. Speaker embeddings are often trained using corpora mostly containing widely spoken languages.
Dávid Sztahó, Attila Fejes
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Strength of forensic voice comparison evidence from the acoustics of filled pauses [PDF]
This study investigates the evidential value of filled pauses (FPs, i.e. um, uh) as variables in forensic voice comparison. FPs for 60 young male speakers of standard southern British English were analysed. The following acoustic properties were analysed:
Foulkes, Paul +2 more
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