INTAS915 Queries

ICSLP2004 paper

Count Stressed Vowels

Mean F1/F2 (/i/ /u/ /a/) (Center of Reduction) by speaker (Read speech)

Mean F1/F2 distance (st, /i/ /u/ /a/) (pooling speakers) by speaking style

List F1/F2 (/i/ /u/ /a/) by speaking style

Read speech
Spontaneous speech

Correlations with Global Word Frequencies

Correlate Duration with Word Frequency

Correlate F1/F2 Formant Distance with Word Frequency

Correlate CoG with Word Frequency

Correlate Intensity with Word Frequency

Correlations with the lexical segmental information content IL

Correlate Duration with IL

Correlate F1/F2 Formant Distance with IL

Correlate CoG with IL

Correlate Intensity with IL

Correlate Global Word Frequency with IL

Final Selection of Speech For Intas 915 project

Select Spontaneous Audio

Select Read Audio

Average durations and and Segment Counts

Vowels: Lexical Stress x Quantity
(by phoneme)

Consonants: Lexical Stress x Manner
(By phoneme)

Average F0 (Hz)

Speaker x Manner of Articulation
(By phoneme)

Average F0 (Hz) Mean per segment

Speaker x Manner of Articulation
(By phoneme)

Average F0 (semitones)

Speaker x Manner of Articulation
(By phoneme)

Average Center of Gravity (semitones)

Speaker x Manner
(by vowel)
(by consonant)

Average Intesity (dB)

Speaker x Manner
(by vowel)
(by consonant)

Average F1/F2 (HZ)

Speaker x Vowel

Average F1/F2 (semitones)

Speaker x Vowel

Counts

Compare realized plural /n/'s for NOUNS and VERBS by style (i.e., how often is a written '-en' actualy pronounced as /-@n/)

Compare realized plural /n/'s for other POS than NOUNS and VERBS by style (i.e., how often is a written '-en' actualy pronounced as /-@n/)

Get Audio Selection

Select Fixed Audio

Select Variable Audio
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Vowel duration: Speaking style x Syllable stress
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Styles Speakers I: Informal F: Female R: retold M: Male S: read Sentences 20: Years of Age T: text Reading [A-Z]: ID code
Use only non-sentence final words and NO schwa. Lexical Stress +: Stressed -: Unstressed Styles Manners I: Informal F: Fricatives R: retold G: Glides S: read Sentences N: Nasals T: text Reading S: Stops V: Vowels

Intas General Results for Dutch: Queries

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Speaking rate: Speaker x Speaking style

Phonemes / second (NO pauses)
Syllables / second (NO pauses)
Words / second (NO pauses)

Segmental duration: Manner x Speaking style x Syllable stress

 Simple mean values for segmental duration (ms)
Corrected mean values for segmental duration (ms)

Vowel Pitch: Speaker x Speaking style x Syllable stress

 Simple mean values for vowel pitch (Hz)
Corrected mean values for vowel pitch (Hz)

Vowel Pitch in semitones: Manner x Speaking style x Syllable stress

 <<<<<<< Queries.html Simple mean values for vowel duration (ms) ======= Simple mean values for vowel pitch (semitones) >>>>>>> 1.35
Corrected mean values for vowel pitch (semitones)

Segmental Intensity: Manner x Speaking style x Syllable stress

 Simple mean values for segmental intensity (dB)
Corrected mean values for segmental intensity (dB)

Segmental Center of Gravity: Manner x Speaking style x Syllable stress

 Simple mean values for segmental Center of Gravity (semitones)
<<<<<<< Queries.html Corrected Means value for vowel duration ======= Corrected mean values for segmental Center of Gravity (semitones) >>>>>>> 1.35
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Intas General Queries

Note, these queries are quite complicated and take some time to complete. Please be patient.

Segmental duration: Manner x Speaking style x Syllable stress

 Simple mean values for segmental duration (ms)
Corrected mean values for segmental duration (ms)

Vowel Pitch: Manner x Speaking style x Syllable stress

 Simple mean values for vowel pitch (Hz)
Corrected mean values for vowel pitch (Hz)

Vowel Pitch in semitones: Manner x Speaking style x Syllable stress

 Simple mean values for vowel pitch (semitones)
Corrected mean values for vowel pitch (semitones)

Segmental Intensity: Manner x Speaking style x Syllable stress

 Simple mean values for segmental intensity (dB)
Corrected mean values for segmental intensity (dB)

Segmental Center of Gravity: Manner x Speaking style x Syllable stress

 Simple mean values for segmental Center of Gravity (semitones)
Corrected mean values for segmental Center of Gravity (semitones)
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ICPhS 2003, Barcelona

Note, these queries are quite complicated and take some time to complete. Please be patient.

General Queries

    Counts

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  • Compare realized plural /n/'s for NOUNS and VERBS by style (i.e., how often is a written '-en' actualy pronounced as /-@n/)
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  • Compare realized NON-plural /n/'s for NOUNS, VERBS, COUNTING WORDS, ADJ by style (i.e., how often is a written '-en' actualy pronounced as /-@n/)
  • Count the replacement of full vowels by schwa as a function of speaking style
  • Count the number of sentence internal pauses
  • Count the number of unfinished words

    • Mean and Standard Deviations

  • Mean and Standard Deviation of vowel duration, separated on speaking style and speaker
  • Mean and Standard Deviation of vowel mid-point F0 (semitones), separated on speaking style and speaker
  • Mean and Standard Deviation of vowel mid-point F0 (Hz), separated on speaking style and speaker
  • Mean and Standard Deviation of vowel midpoint F1/F2 distance to (350, 1450), separated on speaking style, lexical syllable stress and speaker sex
  • Mean and Standard Deviation of vowel midpoint Center of Gravity, separated on speaking style, lexical syllable stress, and speaker sex
  • Mean and Standard Deviation of vowel mid-point Intensity, separated on speaking style, lexical syllable stress, and speaker sex

    • Corrected Means

  • Corrected mean vowel durations, separated on speaking style and lexical syllable stress
  • Corrected mean vowel mid-point F0, separated on speaking style and lexical syllable stress
  • Corrected mean vowel midpoint F1/F2 distance to (350, 1450) separated on speaking style and lexical syllable stress
  • Corrected mean vowel midpoint Center of Gravity, separated on speaking style and lexical syllable stress
  • Corrected mean vowel mid-point Intensity, separated on speaking style and lexical syllable stress

Histogram Queries

  • Histogram of vowel mid-point F0 of INFORMAL and RETOLD speech, separated on speaker
  • Histogram of vowel mid-point F0 of READ TEXT and ISOLATED SENTENCES, separated on speaker

Specific Queries

    Corrected Means

  • Corrected mean vowel durations, separated on speaking style
  • Corrected mean vowel durations, separated on speaking style and lexical syllable stress
  • Corrected mean vowel mid-point F0, separated on speaking style
  • Corrected mean vowel midpoint F1/F2 distance to (350, 1450) separated on speaking style and lexical syllable stress
  • Corrected mean vowel midpoint Center of Gravity, separated on speaking style and lexical syllable stress
  • Corrected mean vowel mid-point Intensity, separated on speaking style and lexical syllable stress

Mean and Standard Deviations (excludes Informal speech of M56H)

  • Mean and Standard Deviation of vowel durations and mid-point F0, separated on speaking style and lexical syllable stress
  • Mean and Standard Deviation of vowel midpoint F1/F2 distance to (350, 1450) and Center of Gravity, separated on speaking style and lexical syllable stress
  • Mean and Standard Deviation of vowel durations and mid-point Intensity, separated on speaking style and lexical syllable stress

    • Corrected Means

  • Corrected mean vowel durations and mid-point F0, separated on speaking style and lexical syllable stress
  • Corrected mean vowel midpoint F1/F2 distance to (350, 1450) and Center of Gravity, separated on speaking style and lexical syllable stress
  • Corrected mean vowel durations and mid-point Intensity, separated on speaking style and lexical syllable stress