The perceptual basis of the feature vowel height
The present study investigated whether listeners perceptually map phonetic information tophonological feature categories or to phonemes. The test case is a phonological feature that occurs inmost of the world’s languages, namely vowel height, and its acoustic correlate, the first formant (F1).We first simulated vowel discrimination in virtual listeners
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