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Percentage of graphemes selected incorrectly with networks trained on different numbers of exemplars over 15 cycles of training.

, 2014
Percentage of graphemes selected incorrectly with networks trained on different numbers of exemplars over 15 cycles of training.
Johannes C. Ziegler (343211), Marco Zorzi (228761), Conrad Perry (552918)   +2 more
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Synaesthetic Colours Can Behave More like Recalled Colours, as Opposed to Physical Colours that Can Be Seen

i-Perception, 2011
Grapheme-color synaesthesia is an atypical condition characterized by coloured sensations when reading achromatic text. Different forms have been characterized, but this is somewhat controversial.
Derek H. Arnold, Signy V. Wegener, Francesca Brown, Jason B. Mattingley   +3 more
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11. Evaluating some pronunciation rules for vowel graphemes

, 2016
In this chapter I assess the reliability or otherwise of just five rules which purport to help children and others taking their first steps in reading to generate accurate pronunciations of vowel graphemes. For some rules covering the VC(C) part of CVC(C)
Brooks, Greg
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Acquisition of orthographic representations in children: incidence of phonologic ambiguity and of the relative frequency of graphemes [PDF]

, 2020
El objetivo del presente trabajo fue el de explorar si aquellos grafemas con dos posibles traducciones fonológicas ( como /j/ o como /gu/) o con muy baja frecuencia de aparición respecto de su par homófono (por ej., posee un porcentaje de frecuencia ...
Ferroni, Marina Valeria, Mena, Milagros, Diuk, Beatriz Graciela   +2 more
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Grapho-phonic-phonological transfers: an analysis of data from monolingual (Portuguese) and bilingual children (Portuguese-Hunsrückisch)

Gragoatá, 2011
In this article we report the results of a study on the relationship between the change of graphemes representing voiced plosive phonemes by graphemes representing voiceless phonemes (and vice versa), and the VOT patterns of monolingual (Portuguese) and ...
Sabrina Gewehr-Borella, Márcia Cristina Zimmer, Ubiratã Kickhöfel Alves   +2 more
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Are Norwegian Preservice Teachers Prepared to Teach First Graders to Read and Write?

Nordic Journal of Literacy Research
Teachers delivering early literacy instruction need a comprehensive understanding of reading and writing development, familiarity with a variety of engaging reading and writing activities, and knowledge of basic language constructs (BLCs) — conceptual ...
Cecilie Slinning Knudsen, Oddny Judith Solheim   +1 more
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Grapheme representing as a basis: the ratio between compound graphemes and phonemes symbolised by the compound graphemes in the early lexicography of Simonas Daukantas

, 2013
Straipsnyje ištirtas sudėtinių grafemų ir jomis žymimų fonemų santykis ankstyvojoje Simono Daukanto leksikografijoje: tai 1838 metais Sankt Peterburge išleisto Simono Daukanto leidinio „Epitome Historiae Sacrae“ lietuviškos antraštės ir „Zodrodys toie ...
Gudelienė, Birutė
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Writer verification based on simple graphemes and extreme learning machine approaches

, 2020
Traditional literature presents complex biometric sources, descriptors, and classifiers to solve the writer's verification problem. The simple graphemes have been studied recently considering classifiers such as multilayer perceptron, support vector ...
Mora, Marco, Aubin, Verónica, Vásquez, A., Vilches-Ponce, Karina, Salazar, E., Hernández-García, Ruber, Barrientos, Ricardo   +6 more
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Use of compound graphemes <é>, <è>, <ê>, <ë>, <ē>in Simonas Daukantas’ "Žodrodys"

, 2014
Rašmenų medžiaga iš Simono Daukanto „Žodrodžio“ (1838), papildomai remiantis lietuviškų „Epitome Historiae Sacrae“ antraščių duomenimis bei Daukanto vadovėlių „Prasmą łotinû kałbos“ (1837) ir „Abecieła lîjtuwiû-kalnienû ir źiamajtiû kałbos“ (1842 ...
Gudelienė, Birutė
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A machine transliteration model based on correspondence between graphemes and phonemes

, 2006
Machine transliteration is an automatic method for converting words in one language into phonetically equivalent ones in another language. There has been growing interest in the use of machine transliteration to assist machine translation and information
Oh J.-H., Isahara H., Choi, Key-Sun
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