This archive page contains:

• BA, MA and PhD theses (co-)advised by people then associated with Phonetic Sciences, Amsterdam (Jan van Dijk, Louis Pols, Florien van Beinum, Jeannette van der Stelt, Paul Boersma, Paola Escudero, Wolfgang Kehrein, David Weenink, Bart de Boer, Karin Wanrooij, Silke Hamann, Rob van Son, Frans Hilgers, Michiel van den Brekel, Suki Yiu, Marijn van ’t Veer, Titia Benders, Klaas Seinhorst, Michaela Watkins, Cesko Voeten). Whenever a thesis is downloadable and was not published as an “IFA publication” (IFA report), the author has given express permission to publish it here.
• The Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences (1970-2005).
• IFA reports (or IFA publications, 1960-2004): “IFApub-xxx” means ‘Publikatie Instituut voor Fonetische Wetenschappen, Universiteit van Amsterdam, No. xxx’, or ‘Report of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences Amsterdam, number xxx’.
• Some other publications by researchers at the Institute.
• A few selected course papers, tutorial papers or internship reports by students at the Institute.
• Some external publications somehow related to people from the Institute.

• Cecilia Odé

2024

PhD theses in 2024

• Cindy van Boven:
  Morphological reduplication in Sign Language of the Netherlands: a typological and theoretical perspective.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, May/June 2024. Advisors: Roland Pfau, Silke Hamann.

MA theses in 2024

• Andrea Alićehajić:
  Automatic quantification of prosodic measures in Dutch frontotemporal dementia populations and presymptomatic mutation carriers.
  Thesis Research MA Linguistics & Communication, University of Amsterdam, July 2024. Advisors: Lize Jiskoot (Erasmus MC Rotterdam), Titia Benders.

• Katja Štrakl:
  Vowel system of North-Eastern Slovene: diversity and perception of the vowels of Prekmurje Slovene.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2024. Advisor: Marijn van ’t Veer.

• Patrik Hrabánek:
  Function of creak in Korean: a perception study.
  Thesis Research MA Linguistics & Communication, University of Amsterdam, June 2024. Advisors: Silke Hamann, Michaela Watkins.
  Additional material: open anonymized data and scripts.

BA theses in 2024

• Amélie Croshere:
  Modelling word retrieval issues in aphasic patients in a neural network.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2024. Advisor: Paul Boersma.
  Additional material: simulation scripts.

• Enming Zhang:
  Musicians read the room: studying the effect of musical training on emotion perception in Mandarin Chinese.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2024. Advisors: Suki Yiu and Paul Boersma.
  Additional material: open anonymized data and scripts.

• Melissa Garcia Hernandez:
  Silence in interaction: a cross-cultural comparison.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, July 2024. Advisor: Titia Benders.

• Liwia Sokół:
  The rise of aspiration in Polish: how passive contact with a language can alter speakers’ L1.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, July 2024. Advisor: Marijn van ’t Veer.

• Michel van Hoof:
  French schwas are weird.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2024. Advisor: Cesko Voeten.

• Weronika Polakowska:
  The perception of Polish geminates: a study on geminate articulation and social meaning.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2024. Advisor: Marijn van ’t Veer.

• Yimeng Zhang:
  Tonal perception of Thai: how does perceptual accuracy differ between tonal and non-tonal speakers?
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2024. Advisors: Suki Yiu and Paul Boersma.
  Additional material: open anonymized data and scripts.

• Cong Luan Tran:
  Positional asymmetry of consonants: a preliminary study.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, May 2024. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

2023

PhD theses in 2023

• Iris Broedelet:
  Lexical-semantic deficits in developmental language disorder: the role of statistical learning.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, February 2023. Advisors: Judith Rispens, Paul Boersma.

MA theses in 2023

• Kathleen Russell:
  The validity of diphthong durations as a marker for speech disorders.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, July August. Advisor: Marijn van ’t Veer.

• Mishko Bozhinoski:
  An exploration of sonorant–obstruent straddlers.
  Thesis Research MA Linguistics & Communication, University of Amsterdam, July 2023. Advisor: Marijn van ’t Veer.

• Chengjia (Jason) Ye:
  Vowels in Shanghai Chinese: acoustic realization and modeling of their diachronic change with an LSTM network.
  Thesis Research MA Linguistics & Communication, University of Amsterdam, June 2023. Advisor: Paul Boersma.
  Additional material: data and analysis.

• Nicolette Warren:
  How language proficiency affects the phonetics of singing: a case study on multi-lingual Korean pop group Stray Kids.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2023. Advisor: Paul Boersma.
  Additional material: data and analysis.

BA theses in 2023

• Gideon van Wijk:
  ‘raar’ticity. Substantive, substance-free, and in-between; some approaches to classifying of rhoticity.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, July 2023. Advisor: Marijn van ’t Veer.

• Julius Bijkerk:
  Investigating pre-trained self-supervised deep learning models for disease recognition.
  Thesis BSc Kunstmatige Intelligentie, University of Amsterdam, June 2023. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Tristan Chopinez:
  Modeling sound merger in north metropolitan French with BiPhon-OT.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2023. Advisor: Suki Yiu.

• Luc Stockholm:
  The perception of vowel and glide errors in French and its possible relation to language variation.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2023. Advisor: Suki Yiu.

• Leda Bonzanini:
  Testing the OT-writing grammar: Swiss German geminates and their orthography.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2023. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

• Martha Nobbe Smyth:
  When speech “behaves so strangely”: the influence of prosody type on the speech-to-song illusion.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2023. Advisor: Marijn van ’t Veer.
  Additional material: raw data.

• Sven-Flemming Sitanala:
  Indonesian stress, what we know and what we don’t: a systematic review.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2023. Advisor: Marijn van ’t Veer.

• Maxim Dauenhauer:
  One without the other — Can German learners of English learn vowel duration without quality?
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2023. Advisor: Marijn van ’t Veer.
  Additional material: observations.

• Anastasia Shchupak:
  Akanje in a deep Boltzmann machine: searching for phonological categories in a deep unsupervised neural network trained on one specific case of vowel reduction in Russian.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2023. Advisor: Paul Boersma.
  Additional material: simulation code.

• Diego Ostoja-Kowalski:
  Effects of speech rate and elicitation methods on Polish Voice Onset Time.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2023. Advisor: Marijn van ’t Veer.

• Nilansha Dargan:
  A comparison of Wav2Vec 2.0 and humans in handling frequency shifted speech: a qualitative analysis.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2023. Advisor: Paul Boersma.
  Additional material: data and analysis.

Selected BA student papers in 2023

• Yimeng Zhang:
  Exploring speech acoustics and phonological research.
  Research practicum report, BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2023. Advisors: Titia Benders, Marloes Roosingh.

2022

PhD theses in 2022

• Bence Halpern:
  Making speech technology accessible for pathological speakers.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, October 2022. Advisors: Rob van Son, Odette Scharenborg, Michiel van den Brekel.

• Jasmin Pfeifer:
  Untwisting amusia: what behavior, brain waves and genetic underpinnings reveal about perception in congenital amusia.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam and Heinrich Heine Universität Düsseldorf, March 2022. Advisors: Silke Hamann, Peter Indefrey, Paul Boersma, Henkjan Honing.

MA theses in 2022

• Victoria Ivanova:
  Modelling sensorimotor knowledge in a neural network model of speech.
  Thesis Research MA Linguistics & Communication, University of Amsterdam, August 2022. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Angelica van Beemdelust:
  Temporality in bidirectional phonetics and phonology: the STDP neural network model.
  Thesis Research MA Linguistics & Communication, University of Amsterdam, July 2022. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Erik Westermann:
  What dictates spelling? An OT account of L1 acquisition of Russian vowel reduction.
  Thesis Research MA Linguistics & Communication, University of Amsterdam, July 2022. Advisors: Silke Hamann, Alla Peeters-Podgaevskaja.

• Husam Al-Gariri:
  Prenasalized stops in Iha: an acoustic analysis of allophonic variation.
  Thesis Research MA Linguistics & Communication, University of Amsterdam, July 2022. Advisors: Silke Hamann, Katherine Walker.

• Michaela Watkins:
  Production of Korean stops: a corpus analysis of the lenis–aspirated stop distinction in Standard Seoul Korean.
  Thesis Research MA Linguistics & Communication, University of Amsterdam, June 2022. Advisor: Suki Yiu.

• Jordan Crowley [a.k.a. Jordan C. Martin]:
  Cross-demographic acoustic analysis of the labiodental approximant [ʋ] sound change in Putonghua.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2022. Advisor: Marijn van ’t Veer.

BA theses in 2022

• Eunice Tan:
  The use of acoustic cues in intonation perception in Chinese-English bilinguals vs. English monolinguals.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2022. Advisor: Suki Yiu.

• Floor van de Leur:
  Feature economy versus logical complexity: predicting the distribution of plosive inventories across the world.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2022. Advisors: Klaas Seinhorst, Paul Boersma.

• Erencan Tatar:
  Acoustic sampling multi purpose dredging sensor.
  Thesis BSc Kunstmatige Intelligentie, University of Amsterdam, July 2022. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Lina Pozhydaeva:
  Mesoclisis: why not? An OT analysis of mesoclisis use in Brazilian and European Portuguese.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, July 2022. Advisor: Marijn van ’t Veer.

• Lucia Cimrová:
  The perception of emotions in speech in two closely related languages.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, July 2022. Advisor: Paul Boersma.
  Additional material: data and analysis.

• Tjeerd van der Wielen:
  Metrical structures can be semantically primed: Dutch stress assignment in generic drug names.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2022. Advisor: Suki Yiu.

• Alessandro Pecoraro:
  Come xea, Ele? — Realisations of /l/ in Venetian proper.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2022. Advisor: Marijn van ’t Veer.

• Zion Smith:
  Effect of phonological proximity on the identification of novel languages.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2022. Advisor: Marijn van ’t Veer.

• Paula Pels:
  Aspiration of the voiceless alveolar fricative /s/ in Rioplatense Spanish: a phonological perception experiment.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2022. Advisor: Marijn van ’t Veer.

• Cecilia Suha:
  Vacillating suffixes: learners of Hungarian and native speakers.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2022. Advisor: Suki Yiu.

• Kiara Edwards:
  Phonological changes and third language acquisition.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2022. Advisor: Suki Yiu.

• Tori van Oostveen:
  Dutch sung and spoken vowel space: how vowels are used to strengthen song.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2022. Advisor: Suki Yiu.

• Marloes Roosingh:
  Paternal infant-directed speech: an acoustic study on the vowels of Dutch parents.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2022. Advisor: Titia Benders.

• Long Pham:
  Acceptability of comparative illusions as a function of interactions between repeatability of a verb phrase and active production task.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2022. Advisor: Titia Benders.

• Lieke Schuurmans:
  Being a tone-language speaker and a musician: the superpower to discriminate melodies?
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2022. Advisor: Titia Benders.

• Issy Davison:
  The effect of morphological priming on dyslexics in a memory task.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2022. Advisor: Titia Benders.

• Ceyda Ceylan:
  Language recovery in polyglot aphasic patients.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2022. Advisor: Titia Benders.

• Ray Pelupessy:
  Can an AI learn Irish? The emergence of phonological features in Irish initial mutations.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2022. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

Selected BA student papers in 2022

• Anastasia Shchupak:
  Akanje and Optimality Theory: employing the bidirectional grammar model BiPhon to analyse one case of vowel reduction in Russian.
  Paper for the course Linguistic Theories in the BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, July 2022. Advisor: Titia Benders.

2021

PhD theses in 2021

• Itsik Pariente:
  Theoretical issues in Modern Hebrew phonology.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, October 2021. Advisors: Paul Boersma, Silke Hamann.

• Joachim Kokkelmans:
  A synchronic and diachronic OT typology of sibilant inventories.
  PhD thesis, University of Verona, May 2021. Advisors: Birgit Alber, Silke Hamann, Alessandro Vietti.

• Klaas Seinhorst:
  The complexity and learnability of phonological patterns: simulations, experiments, typology.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, February 2021. Advisors: Paul Boersma, Silke Hamann.

MA theses in 2021

• Alžběta Kučerová:
  Perception of Czech speech by Czech monolinguals and Czech–Vietnamese bilinguals.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2021. Advisor: Suki Yiu.

• Roos Jansen:
  Do Dutchies schwa a lot? The possible influence of Dutch pronunciation on the perception of spoken English.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2021. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

• Nils Karsten:
  A phonetic-phonological account of hiatus resolution in Dutch.
  Thesis Research MA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2021. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

BA theses in 2021

• Nicolò de Bigontina:
  The phonological categorization of [jː] in Milanese Italian.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2021. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

• Mishko Bozhinoski:
  The moet-moed split. An undocumented split in the province of Antwerp.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2021. Advisor: Marijn van ’t Veer.

• Caleb Baker:
  Different regional variants of English and their interaction with native perception.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2021. Advisor: Suki Yiu.

• Domonkos Király:
  The roles of lexicality, primary stress and vowel harmony in Hungarian word segmentation.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2021. Advisor: Suki Yiu.

• Rorick Terlou:
  Phonetic category emergence and adaptation in a bidirectional phonological and phonetic neural network.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2021. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Sandra Meijer:
  The emergence of consonant categories in a virtual brain.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2021. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

2020

PhD theses in 2020

• Klaske van Sluis:
  Total laryngectomy. Exploring voice outcomes and functional issues.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, June 2020. Advisors: Michiel van den Brekel, Paul Boersma, Lisette van der Molen, Rob van Son.

• Jan-Willem van Leussen:
  The emergence of French phonology.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, June 2020. Advisors: Paul Boersma, Tamás Biró.

• Merel van Witteloostuijn:
  Examining the contribution of statistical learning to grammar and literacy acquisition.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, June 2020. Advisors: Judith Rispens, Paul Boersma, Frank Wijnen.

• Imme Lammertink:
  Detecting patterns: relating statistical learning to language proficiency in children with and without developmental language disorder.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, June 2020. Advisors: Judith Rispens, Paul Boersma, Frank Wijnen.

MA theses in 2020

• Xinyu Zhang:
  The emergence of adaptive contrast: evidence and lack thereof from Dutch voiceless sibilants.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2020. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Ruiting Dong:
  An experimental analysis of tone sandhi in the Harbin dialect — focusing on some irregular disyllabic words.
  Thesis Research MA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2020. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

• Eugenio Palombella:
  A perceptual investigation in spoken Trøndersk Norwegian.
  Thesis Research MA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, July 2020. Advisor: Silke Hamann.
  Additional material: full data.

• Chisaki Takemoto:
  What is an “effective” activity in the second language classroom?
  Thesis MA Language and Education, University of Amsterdam, June 2020. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

• Jona van der Schelde:
  Phonological and phonetic similarity as underlying principles of imperfect rhyme.
  Thesis MA Language and Society, University of Amsterdam, May 2020. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

Selected MA student papers in 2020

• Jingnan Yang:
  Distributional learning of Mandarin lexical tones in bidirectional deep neural network.
  Tutorial Research MA Linguistics & Communication, University of Amsterdam, July 2020. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

BA theses in 2020

• Cocky Buur:
  Welkom bij een nieuwe vlog: een onderzoek naar de uitspraak van blog en vlog in de Nederlandse taal.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, July 2020. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

• Victoria Ivanova:
  Ancient articulations: reconstructing Proto-Indo-European from a gestural perspective.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2020. Advisor: Marijn van ’t Veer.

• Simon Boerstra:
  L1 vowel change as a result of L2 immersion.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2020. Advisor: Suki Yiu.

• Husam Al-Gariri:
  When vowels are empty and consonants collide: exploring the consonant clusters of Mukallawi Arabic in Strict CV.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2020. Advisor: Marijn van ’t Veer.

• Alice Angelini:
  Diverging epenthesis processes as result of syncopation: an Optimality Theory account of Syncope, Anaptyxis and Paragoge in two Emiliano-Romagnolo dialects.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2020. Advisor: Suki Yiu.

• Angelica van Beemdelust:
  The addition of time to a restricted deep Boltzmann machine using a holistic model, and the machine’s ability to distinguish between different sequences of sounds.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2020. Advisor: Paul Boersma.
  Additional material: simulation scripts.

• Zackary Gibson:
  A neural network for multi-modal category formation in infants.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2020. Advisor: Paul Boersma.
  Additional material: simulation script.

• Erik Westermann:
  Revisiting Dutch stress: a bidirectional account of stress assignment through Optimality Theory.
  Thesis BA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2020. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

2019

MA theses in 2019

• Fergus O’Dowd:
  Determinants of phonotactic acceptability: sonority or lexical statistics?
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2019. Advisors: Paul Boersma, Silke Hamann.

• Jenny Tsiara:
  Analysis of VOT in Greek patients with non-fluent aphasia.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, July 2019. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Bram Kooiman:
  Whisper to speech. Real-time individualised audio style transfer.
  Thesis MSc Artificial Intelligence, University of Amsterdam, June 2019. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Ella Velner:
  Intonation in robot speech: does it work the same as with people?
  Thesis MSc Information Studies, University of Amsterdam, June 2019. Advisors: Paul Boersma, Maartje de Graaf.
  Additional material: appendix B.

BA theses in 2019

• Jona Bosman:
  A bidirectional LSTM network for pitch estimation of speech sounds.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, July 2019. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Quincy Liem:
  Does the gay accent exist? An acoustic comparison between homosexual and heterosexual Dutch male millennials.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, June 2019. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

• Esther Wan:
  Muzikale en lexicale toonhoogte. Over de relatie tussen een muzikaal gehoor en de perceptie van toontalen.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, June 2019. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

In Proceedings of the 19th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences (Melbourne 2019)

• Mayuki Matsui & Alexei Kochetov: Laryngeal coarticulation in two types of devoicing: an electroglottographic study of Russian and English. 162-166.
• Klaske van Sluis, Marijn Kapitein, Rob van Son & Paul Boersma: The acoustic contrast between the Dutch consonants /t/ and /d/ is reduced in tracheo-esophageal speech. 914-918.
• Veronica Miatto, Silke Hamann & Paul Boersma: Self-reported L2 input predicts phonetic variation in the adaptation of English final consonants into Italian. 949-953.
• Klaas Seinhorst, Paul Boersma & Silke Hamann: Iterated distributional and lexicon-driven learning in a symmetric neural network explains the emergence of features and dispersion. 1134-1138.
• Joppe Anna Pelzer & Paul Boersma: Diphthongization in three regional varieties of Swedish. 1144-1148.
• David Weenink: Fourier without formulas. 1159-1163.
• Paul Boersma: Simulated distributional learning in deep Boltzmann machines leads to the emergence of discrete categories. 1520-1524.
• Camilla Søballe Horslund: VOT in loanwords in Finnish — evidence for prevoicing of initial /b, d, g/. 1605-1609.
• Mirjam J.I. de Jonge & Isaura Aligbeh: Duration as a voicing cue in Dutch. 2388-2391.
• Silke Hamann, Veronica Miatto & Laura Downing: Duration of vowels before homorganic nasal-obstruent sequences in Tumbuka. 3568-3572.

2018

PhD theses in 2018

• Jeroen Breteler:
  A foot-based typology of tonal reassociation: perspectives from synchrony and learnability.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, May 2018. Advisors: Paul Boersma, René Kager.

MA theses in 2018

• Veronica Miatto:
  Vowel insertion in the Italian adaptation of English loanwords.
  Thesis MA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2018. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

• Rosan Surman:
  Washing the TV: the curious case of the voiceless affricate in the L2 English of native Swedish speakers.
  Thesis MA Language and Society, University of Amsterdam, October 2018. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

• Nanette Boxma:
  Syllable structure development in Dutch monolingual children.
  Thesis MA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, April 2018. Advisors: Silke Hamann, Jeannette Schaeffer.

• Lisa Boekel:
  Vocal development in young children with hearing loss.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2018. Advisors: Silke Hamann.

BA theses in 2018

• Sam van den Bosch:
  The Ganong effect in auditory word perception by L1 and L2 English speakers.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, December 2018. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Casper van Velzen:
  The phonological component of the Dutch mental lexicon is small-world.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, July 2018. Advisor: Paul Boersma.
  Additional material: data and scripts.

• Naomi Legius:
  /s/-Voicing in English by Italian L1-speakers.
  Thesis BA English Language and Culture, University of Amsterdam, June 2018. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

• Şule Çavdar:
  Second language phonology: the perception and production of diphthongs by Turkish L2 English speakers and the role of motivation in L2 learning.
  Thesis BA English Language and Culture, University of Amsterdam, June 2018. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

2017

PhD theses in 2017

• Magnun Rochel:
  The phonetics and phonology of Brazilian Portuguese [ATR] harmony.
  PhD thesis, Unicamp, November 2017. Advisors: Maria Bernadete Marques Abaurre, Silke Hamann.

• Renee Clapham:
  Automatic evaluation of voice and speech intelligibility after treatment of head and neck cancer.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, November 2017. Advisors: Michiel van den Brekel, Frans Hilgers, Rob van Son, Catherine Middag.

MA theses in 2017

• Yaming Zhang:
  Distributional learning of extrinsic vowel duration differences by Mandarin native speakers.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2017. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Nour Tamim:
  Voicing contrast of stops in the Palestinian Arabic dialect.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, July 2017. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

• Ruth Collins:
  Formalisation of English-origin loanword perception in Hawaiian.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, July 2017. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

• Laura de Rooij:
  Asymmetries in the processing of French high- and low-mid vowels: [ATR] or [RTR] feature specification.
  First-year project report Research Master Brain & Cognitive Sciences, University of Amsterdam, July 2017. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

BA theses in 2017

• Leya Eğilmez:
  Loanword adaptation of the English voiced post-alveolar affricate /dʒ/ in Dutch.
  Thesis BA English Language and Culture, University of Amsterdam, August 2017. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

• Talitha Eikenhout:
  Vin Vis Zand Zee. Een onderzoek naar de productie van Nederlandse stemhebbende fricatieven bij Molukse Nederlanders.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, July 2017. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

• Joppe Anna Pelzer:
  Swedish diphthongs. A study on the occurrence of diphthongisation in three varieties of Swedish.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, July 2017. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Thomas Klein:
  Ik ben /baŋ/. Assimilatie van Nederlandse leenwoorden in het Indonesisch.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, July 2017. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Lisa Darko:
  The relationship between perception and production of English /d/-/t/ in initial position by Dutch native speakers.
  Thesis BA English Language and Culture, University of Amsterdam, June 2017. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

2016

PhD theses in 2016

• Sophie ter Schure:
  The relevance of visual information on learning sounds in infancy.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, April 2016. Advisors: Paul Boersma, Caroline Junge.

MA theses in 2016

• Chris Deacon:
  Portugal: Europe’s mistaken identity.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, October 2016. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Gisela Govaart:
  A pan is not for writing: making and testing a tool for online feedback on vowel production of the English /ɛ/–/æ/ contrast.
  First-year project report Research Master Brain & Cognitive Sciences, University of Amsterdam, June 2016. Advisors: Makiko Sadakata, Paul Boersma.
  Additional material: production tool.

• Jonathan Weinand:
  Phonology without sound.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2016. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

BA theses in 2016

• Mathilde Theelen:
  Adaptation of fundamental frequency in Dutch and English with second language effects.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, July 2016. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

Journal articles in 2016

• Kateřina Chládková, Silke Hamann, Daniel Williams, Sam Hellmuth (available on line): F2 slope as a perceptual cue for the front–back contrast in Standard Southern British English. Language and Speech 22 pages.
• Sophie ter Schure, Caroline Junge & Paul Boersma: Semantics guide infants’ vowel learning: computational and experimental evidence. Infant Behavior and Development 43: 44-57.
• Sophie ter Schure, Caroline Junge & Paul Boersma: Discriminating non-native vowels on the basis of multimodal, auditory or visual information: effects on infants’ looking patterns and discrimination. Frontiers in Psychology: Language Sciences 7: article 525.

Selected other publications in 2016

• Paul Boersma & Joe Pater: Convergence properties of a gradual learning algorithm for Harmonic Grammar. In John McCarthy & Joe Pater (eds.) Harmonic Serialism and Harmonic Grammar. Sheffield: Equinox. 389-434. [preprint, 2013/03/13]
• Silke Hamann: /u:/-fronting in Standard Southern British English: testing the role of diphthongization with a computer simulation. In Anne Bannink & Wim Honselaar (eds.) From variation to iconicity: festschrift for Olga Fischer on the Occasion of her 65th Birthday. Amsterdam: Pegasus. 141-157.
• Silke Hamann & David W. L. Li: Adaptation of English onset clusters across time in Hong Kong Cantonese: the role of the perception grammar. Linguistics in Amsterdam 9(3): 56-76.

2015

PhD theses in 2015

• Natalia Aralova:
  Vowel harmony in two Even dialects: production and perception.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, September 2015. Advisors: Brigitte Pakendorf, Sven Grawunder, Silke Hamann, Paul Boersma.

• Karin Wanrooij:
  Distributional learning of vowel categories in infants and adults.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, April 2015. Advisors: Paul Boersma, Titia van Zuijen.

MA theses in 2015

• Ilaria Colombo:
  On the phonemic status of labial approximants in Dutch.
  Thesis MA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, July 2015. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Mary Bless:
  Interference in early acquisition Dutch-English bilinguals: a phonetic examination of voice onset time in Dutch and English bilabial plosives.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, July 2015. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

• Sabine van Straaten:
  Neural Network modeling of phonemic and graphemic paraphasias.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2015. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

BA theses in 2015

• Wanda Polak:
  In welke fonologische context komt afleiding met de achtervoegsels -ig, -erig en -achtig voor?
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, July 2015. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Eva Swaalf:
  The perception of fronted /u/ by Dutch learners of English – an exploratory study.
  Thesis BA English Language and Culture, University of Amsterdam, January 2015. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

In Proceedings of the 18th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences (Glasgow 2015)

• Daniel Williams, Jan-Willem van Leussen & Paola Escudero: Beyond North American English: modelling vowel inherent spectral change in British English and Dutch.
• Silke Hamann & Alma de Jonge: Eliciting the Dutch loan phoneme /g/ with the menu task.
• Kateřina Chládková, Paul Boersma & Titia Benders: The perceptual basis of the feature vowel height.
• Mirjam J.I. de Jonge & Paul Boersma: French high-mid vowels are underspecified for height.
• Karin Wanrooij, Johanna F. de Vos & Paul Boersma: Distributional vowel training may not be effective for Dutch adults.
• Amanda Post da Silveira & Jan-Willem van Leussen: Generating a bilingual corpus for the investigation of L2 word stress.
• Rozmin Dadwani, Varghese Peter, Kateřina Chládková, Andreea Geambașu, Paola Escudero: Adult listeners’ processing of indexical versus linguistic differences in a pre-attentive discrimination paradigm.
• David Weenink: Improved formant frequency measurements of short segments.

2014

PhD theses in 2014

• Kateřina Chládková:
  Finding phonological features in perception.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, March 2014. Advisors: Paul Boersma, Silke Hamann, Paola Escudero.

MA theses in 2014

• Wan-Lung David Li:
  Prosodic structures of different Japanese dialects and the universality of the syllable.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, July 2014. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

• Marieke van den Heuvel:
  Production and perception of the Dutch /ɑ/-/a/ continuum: variation within and between speakers.
  Thesis MA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2014. Advisor: Paul Boersma.
  Additional material: data, appendices.

• Florian Kuhlewind:
  Vibrato and Open Quotient in the singing voices of female jazz and classical singers.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, May 2014. Advisors: Louis Pols, Paul Boersma.

• Isabel Keijer:
  Phonetic or phonological variation? Learning surface forms for nasalized vowels in a bidirectional OT environment.
  Thesis MA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, April 2014. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

BA theses in 2014

• Johannah O'Mahony:
  The prosodic cues used in the disambiguation of disjunctive questions.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, October 2014. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

• Marieke van Essen:
  De perceptie van Nederlandse initiële plofklanken door Egyptische immigranten.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, September 2014. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Gisela Govaart:
  Adding music to a vowel contrast: can the learning of an unknown vowel contrast benefit from the addition of musical features to a distributional learning task?
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, July 2014. Advisors: Paul Boersma, Silke Hamann.

• Maartje ter Hoeve:
  Modelling late bilingualism with neural networks. An investigation of the bilingual’s phonological space.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, July 2014. Advisor: Paul Boersma.
  Additional material: Praat simulation scripts.

• Marja Caverlé:
  Initial plosive consonants of the Low Saxon dialect of Raalte.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, July 2014. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Merel Maslowski:
  Reducing articulatory effort in non-word tokens. The word frequency effect on intervocalic lenition of /t d/ in Danish.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, May 2014. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

Journal articles in 2014

• Sophie ter Schure, Dorothy J. Mandell, Paola Escudero, Maartje E. J. Raijmakers, Scott P. Johnson: Learning stimulus-location associations in 8- and 11-month-old infants: multimodal versus unimodal information. Infancy 19(5): 476-495.

2013

PhD theses in 2013

• Tessa Verhoef:
  Efficient coding in speech sounds: Cultural evolution and the emergence of structure in artificial languages.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, September 2013. Advisors: Bart de Boer, Simon Kirby, Paul Boersma.

• Titia Benders:
  Nature’s distributional-learning experiment: infants’ input, infants’ perception, and computational modeling.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, March 2013. Advisors: Paul Boersma, Paola Escudero, Dorothy Mandell (UvA - Developmental Psychology).

MA theses in 2013

• Alma de Jonge:
  Unsupervised learning: modelling the earliest stages of phonological acquisition.
  Thesis MA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2013. Advisor: Silke Hamann.

• Lisan Schuttenhelm:
  Perception of the non-native phone [g] in Dutch: where lies the VOT boundary?
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2013. Advisors: Silke Hamann, Paul Boersma.

• Laura Boekel:
  Emergence of features and phonemes in a neural network with a single input continuum.
  Thesis MSc Brain and Cognitive Sciences, University of Amsterdam, August 2013. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

BA theses in 2013

• Sheean Spoel:
  De trein naar Alkmáár en Àlkmaar. Onderzoek naar de intonatie van opsommingen in het Nederlands.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, August 2013. Advisor: Paul Boersma.
  Additional material: data, R scripts, Python scripts, Praat scripts.

Journal articles in 2013

• Karin Wanrooij, Paola Escudero & Maartje Raijmakers: What do listeners learn from exposure to a vowel distribution? An analysis of listening strategies in distributional learning. Journal of Phonetics xx.

2012

PhD theses in 2012

• Maike Prehn:
  Vowel quantity and the fortis–lenis distinction in North Low Saxon.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, January 2012. Advisors: Paul Boersma, Marc van Oostendorp (Leiden University and Meertens Institute), Ben Hermans (Meertens Institute), Wolfgang Kehrein.

MA theses in 2012

• Klaas Seinhorst:
  The evolution of auditory dispersion in symmetric neural nets.
  Thesis MA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2012. Advisor: Paul Boersma.
  Additional material: Praat scripts for the unimodal and bimodal simulations.

• Daniele Dalmasso:
  Diachronic change in the postvocalic /r/ in the Dutch of Amsterdam.
  Thesis MA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, February 2012. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

BA theses in 2012

• Mike Duyvesteijn:
  Låperikker en fämuler: het onbepaalde meervoud van het huidige Scandinavische zelfstandig naamwoord gemodelleerd, getest en vergeleken met behulp van de Optimaliteitstheorie.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, December 2012. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Mart van Baalen:
  Oplijning van tekst en geluid in Praat.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, July 2012. Advisor: David Weenink.

• Suzanne Verwoerd:
  De theorie van de kritische periode toegepast op verschillende aspecten van de fonologische verwerving van een tweede taal.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, July 2012. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Jelrik van Hal:
  Hilvejsum: Hoe Goois is de televisie-r?
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, July 2012. Advisor: Paul Boersma.
  Additional material: the example sound that the judges heard.

• Johanna de Vos:
  Does enhanced bimodal distributional training improve perception of English /æ/ and /ε/ for adult native speakers of Dutch?
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, July 2012. Advisors: Karin Wanrooij, Paul Boersma.

• Marieke van den Heuvel:
  De rol van de eerste formant bij perceptieve restoratie van /i/.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, May 2012. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

2011

PhD theses in 2011

• Björn Köhnlein:
  Rule reversal revisited: synchrony and diachrony in the Franconian dialect of Arzbach.
  PhD thesis, Leiden University, April 2011. Advisors: Marc van Oostendorp (Leiden University and Meertens Institute), Paul Boersma, Ben Hermans (Meertens Institute).

MA theses in 2011

• Alessandro Lopopolo:
  Population structure and acquisition dynamics influence language complexity
  Thesis MA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, November 2011. Advisor: Bart de Boer.

• Andreea Geambașu:
  Are phoneme categories context-dependent or context-independent?
  Thesis MSc Brain and Cognitive Sciences, University of Amsterdam, July 2011. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Jorina Bodelier:
  Tone and intonation in the Lemiers dialect of Ripuarian.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, July 2011. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Etske Ooijevaar:
  Cue weighting in the perception of Dutch sibilants.
  Thesis MA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, July 2011. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

BA theses in 2011

• Dorine Diemer:
  Categorieën leren uit normale verdelingen.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, June 2011. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

Journal articles in 2011

• Paola Escudero, Titia Benders & Karin Wanrooij: Enhanced bimodal distributions facilitate the learning of second language vowels. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 130: EL206-212.

In Proceedings of the 17th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences (Hong Kong 2011)

• Paul Boersma & Kateřina Chládková: Asymmetries between speech perception and production reveal phonological structure. 328-331.
• Kateřina Chládková & Silke Hamann: High vowels in Southern British English: /u/-fronting does not result in merger. 476-479.
• Jan-Willem van Leussen, Daniel Williams & Paola Escudero: Acoustic properties of Dutch steady-state vowels: contextual effects and a comparison with previous studies. 1194-1197.
• Sophie ter Schure, Kateřina Chládková & Jan-Willem van Leussen: Comparing identification of artificial and natural vowels. 1770-1773.
• David Weenink: A function simulator as a tool for educating digital sound basics. 2114-2117.

2010

BA theses in 2010

• Jorina Bodelier:
  The influence of an L1 allophonic opposition on the acquisition of an L2 phonological contrast.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, June 2010. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Kim Cruden:
  Ritmische reflectie van taal op muziek: onderzoek naar het Spaans en Italiaans.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, June 2010. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

Journal articles in 2010

• Paola Escudero & Karin Wanrooij: The effect of L1 orthography on non-native and L2 vowel perception. Language and Speech 53: 343-365.

External publications in 2010

• Silke Hamann & Susanne Fuchs: Retroflexion of voiced stops: data from Dhao, Thulung, Afar and German. Language and Speech 53: 181-216. [Silke was later an assistant professor at Phonetic Sciences]
• Sophie ter Schure: The role of phonology in the categorization of nouns and verbs. MA thesis, University of Amsterdam, January 2010. Advisors: Jan Don, Annemarie Kerkhoff. [Sophie was later a PhD student at Phonetic Sciences]

2009

PhD theses in 2009

• Irene Jacobi:
  On variation and change in diphthongs and long vowels of spoken Dutch.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, February 2009. Advisors: Louis Pols, Fred Weerman (UvA - Dutch), Jan Stroop (UvA - Dutch).

MA theses in 2009

• Jan-Willem van Leussen:
  Investigating consonant inventories with acoustic and articulatory models.
  Thesis MA Artificial Intelligence, University of Amsterdam, September 2009. Advisors: David Weenink, Maarten van Someren (UvA - Artificial Intelligence).

• Irene ter Avest:
  The /a:/-/ɑ/ contrast for Spanish-speaking learners of Dutch.
  Thesis MA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2009. Advisor: David Weenink.

• Kim Clason:
  “Jordanese” then and now: a diachronic study of Jordanese Dutch vowels.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2009. Advisor: David Weenink.

• Marieke Gerrits:
  Dutch vocabulary of adult L2 learners.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2009. Advisors: Paola Escudero, Paul Boersma.

• Maaike Vondenhoff:
  Tone language and song: an Optimality Theoretic model of the influence of a sung melody on the interpretation of Mandarin lexical tones.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2009. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Adi Ben Arieh:
  The perception of Dutch /y/ by speakers of Modern Hebrew - The search for the influencing cues.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2009. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Kateřina Chládková:
  Auditory cues determine allomorphy: vocalized and non-vocalized prepositions in Czech.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, July 2009. Advisors: Paul Boersma, Wolfgang Kehrein.

• Karin Wanrooij:
  Does distributional input improve the categorization of speech sounds? Neurobiological aspects and computer simulations.
  Thesis MA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, July 2009. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Richard Bank:
  "In soes en sieze zit de a." An acoustical description of Dutch vowels by Spanish learners of Dutch.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, June 2009. Advisors: Paul Boersma, Paola Escudero.

BA theses in 2009

• Klaas Seinhorst:
  De [y] in Russische leenwoordadaptatie.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, August 2009. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Mijke Mulder:
  Modern Hebreeuwse klinkers: maakt leeftijd verschil? Een akoestische analyse.
  Thesis BA Hebreeuwse Taal & Cultuur, University of Amsterdam, June 2009. Advisors: Paul Boersma, Irene Zwiep (UvA - Hebrew).

• Etske Ooijevaar:
  L'épenthèse des semi-consonnes en français : une recherche empirique.
  Thesis BA Franse Taal & Cultuur, University of Amsterdam, 2009. Advisors: Petra Sleeman (UvA - French), Paul Boersma.

Journal articles in 2009

• Nivja H. de Jong & Ton Wempe: Praat script to detect syllable nuclei and measure speech rate automatically. Behavior Research Methods 41(2): 385-390.

2008

MA theses in 2008

• Jan-Willem van Leussen:
  Emergent optimal vowel systems.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, December 2008. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Titia Benders:
  Fifteen-month old infants' sensitivity to vowels' first and second formants in novel word learning.
  Thesis MA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2008. Advisors: Paola Escudero, Suzanne Curtin (University of Calgary), Daniel Swingley (University of Pennsylvania).

BA theses in 2008

• Mascha Kuijlenburg:
  Perceptie van de twee Kroatische tch-klanken door Nederlanders.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, July 2008. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

2007

PhD theses in 2007

• Diana Apoussidou:
  The learnability of metrical phonology.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, January 2007. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

MA theses in 2007

• Margarita Gulian:
  Distributional training for discrimination of L2 contrasts: with or without explicit instruction?
  Thesis MA Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, February 2007. Advisors: Paul Boersma, Paola Escudero.

BA theses in 2007

• Maaike Vondenhoff:
  Meaning in melody: the correlation between lexical tone and musical pitch in Mandarin Chinese.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, August 2007. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• Karin Wanrooij:
  The phonological representation of /s/ versus /sh/ in Japanese.
  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, August 2007. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

In Proceedings of the 16th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences (Saarbrücken 2007)

• Paola Escudero & Ricardo Augusto Hoffmann Bion: Modeling vowel normalization and sound perception as sequential processes. 1413-1416.
• Irene Jacobi, Louis C.W. Pols & Jan Stroop: Dutch diphthong and long vowel realizations as changing socio-economic markers. 1481-1484.
• Geoffrey Stewart Morrison & Paola Escudero: A cross-dialect comparison of Peninsular- and Peruvian-Spanish vowels. 1505-1508.
• Margarita Gulian, Paola Escudero & Paul Boersma: Supervision hampers distributional learning of vowel contrasts. 1893-1896.
• Petra Jongmans, A.G. (Ton) Wempe, Frans J.M. Hilgers, Louis C.W. Pols & Corina J. van As-Brooks: Acoustic correlates of the voiced-voiceless distinction in Dutch normal and tracheoesophageal speakers. 1997-2000. [additional material]

2006

PhD theses in 2006

• David Weenink:
  Speaker-adaptive vowel identification.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, December 2006. Advisor: Louis Pols.

MA theses in 2006

• Jeannette Elsenburg:
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  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2006. Advisor: Paola Escudero.

• Anne-Marieke Samson:
  Abstraction in language acquisition: competence or performance?
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2006. Advisor: Paola Escudero.

• María Verónica Rivas:
  Does the perception of fricatives correspond to their production? The case of Italian vs. Dutch.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2006. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

• María Angélica González Díaz:
  Activation and inhibition: control mechanisms in a bilingual brain; an Optimality Theory modelling.
  Thesis MA General Linguistics, University of Amsterdam, August 2006. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

BA theses in 2006

• Sophie Arnoult:
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  Thesis BA Taalwetenschap, University of Amsterdam, July 2006. Advisor: Paul Boersma.

2005

PhD theses in 2005

• Paola Escudero:
  Linguistic perception and second language acquisition: explaining the attainment of optimal phonological categorization.
  PhD thesis, Utrecht University, November 2005. Advisors: Wim Zonneveld (Utrecht University), Paul Boersma, René Kager (Utrecht University).

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 26 (2005)

• Jelske Dijkstra, Louis C.W. Pols & Rob J.J.H. van Son: FRYSS: a first step towards Frisian TTS, 1-5.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Samenspraak. Acquiring and implementing phonetic knowledge (farewell lecture), 7-23.

2004

PhD theses in 2004

• Christine Clement:
  Development of vocalizations in deaf and normally hearing infants.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, December 2004. Advisors: Florien van Beinum, Anne Baker (UvA - Language Pathology).

IFA reports in 2004

• IFApub-144: Tanja Kocjančič: Acoustic-phonetic analysis of children's /r/.

Journal articles in 2004

• Corina J. van As, Bas M.R. Op de Coul, Ulrich Eysholdt & Frans J.M. Hilgers (in press): Value of digital high-speed endoscopy in addition to videofluoroscopy imaging of the neoglottis in tracheoesophageal speech. Acta Oto-Laryngologica 124: 82-89.

Selected other publications in 2004

• Cecilia Odé: Mpur Vocubulary (Mpur-Indonesian-English wordlist with Mpur sound recording). Endangered Languages of the Pacific Rim, ELPR Publications Series A1-009, Osaka, 221 pp.
• Cecilia Odé: MAPRYAL and the Russian language. Article and Powerpoint presentation on the CD-Rom of the Proceedings of the 21st World Congress of the Fédération Internationale des Professeurs de Langues Vivantes (FIPLV), organized by the Rand Afrikaans University (RAU), Johannesburg.
• Cecilia Odé: Why studying and teaching intonation need not to be a stumbling block. With examples from Russian. Article and Powerpoint presentation on the CD-Rom of the Proceedings of the 21st World Congress of the Fédération Internationale des Professeurs de Langues Vivantes (FIPLV), organized by the Rand Afrikaans University (RAU), Johannesburg.

2003

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 25 (2003)

• Contents
• In memoriam Gerrit Meinsma and Dick van Bergem
• Cécilia Odé: Toward ToRI, a manual transcription system of Russian intonation, 1-14.
• Friso Kulk, Cécilia Odé & Manfred Woidich: The intonation of colloquial Damascene Arabic, 15-20.
• Femke Scheltinga, Aryan van der Leij and Florien van Beinum: Importance of phonological skills and underlying processes to reading achievement; a study on dyslexic and specific language impaired children, 21-30.
• Paul Boersma: Overt forms and the control of comprehension, 31-42.
• Florien J. van Beinum & Lilian Doppen: Comparing utterance structures of deaf and hearing infants, 43-52.
• Gordana Kovačić, Paul Boersma & Hrvoje Domitrović: Long-term average spectra in professional folk singing voices; a comparison of the Klapa and Dozivački styles, 53-64.
• Ilse Meezen & Jeannette van der Stelt: A practical instrument for the perception of emotions in pre-scholars; an experiment on 4 year-olds with and without communication disorders, 65-69.
• Jan S.C. van Dijk: On Fourier series, formants and cochlear filtering, 70-xx.
• David Weenink: Canonical correlation analysis, 81-99.
• Diana Apoussidou & Paul Boersma: The learnability of Latin stress, 101-148.
• Adela Rechziegel: Everyday Czech on the threshold of the new millenium, 149-161.
• Ton Wempe & Paul Boersma: The interactive designs of an F0-related spectral analyser, 163-170.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: How efficient is speech?, 171-184.
• Petra Jongmans, Corina van As, Louis Pols & Frans Hilgers: An introduction to the assessment of intelligibility of tracheoesophageal speech, 185-196.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt, Ton G. Wempe & Louis C.W. Pols: Progression in vowel production; comparing deaf and hearing children, 197-206.
• Summary of Ph.D. thesis (Streefkerk), 207-209.
• Publications 2001, 2002 and 2003, 211-216.

Journal articles in 2003

• Corina Van As, Florien Koopmans-van Beinum, Louis C.W. Pols & Frans J.M. Hilgers: Perceptual evaluation of tracheoesophageal speech by naive and experienced judges through the use of semantic differential scales. Journal of Speech, Language and Hearing Research 46: 947-959.
• Paul Boersma: Review of Tesar & Smolensky (2000): Learnability in Optimality Theory. Phonology 20.
• Paul Boersma & Clara Levelt: Optimality Theory and phonological acquisition. Annual Review of Language Acquisition 3: 1-50.
• Bas M.R. op de Coul, Frank J.A. van den Hoogen, Corina J. van As, H.A.M. Marres, F.B.M. Joosten, J.J. Manni & Frans J.M. Hilgers: Evaluation of the effects of primary myotomy in total laryngectomy on the neoglottis using quantitave videofluoroscopy. Archives of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery 129: 1000-1005.
• Frans J.M. Hilgers, Annemieke H. Ackerstaff, Corina J. van As, Alfons J.M. Balm, Michiel W.M. van den Brekel & I. Bing Tan: Development and clinical assessment of a Heat and Moisture Exchanger with a multi-magnet automatic tracheostoma valve (Provox FreeHands HME) for vocal and pulmonary rehabilitation after total laryngectomy. Acta Oto-Laryngologica 123: 91-99.
• Frans J.M. Hilgers, Annemieke H. Ackerstaff, Alfons J.M. Balm, Michiel W.M. van den Brekel, I. Bing Tan & Jan-ove Persson: A new problem-solving indwelling voice prosthesis, eliminating frequent candida- and ‘under-pressure’-related replacements: Provox ActiValve. Acta Oto-Laryngologica 123: 972-979.
• Adela Rechziegel: Asimilace jako příklad mezijazykového kontrastu: čeština vs. holandština [Assimilation as an example of an interlinguistic difference: Czech vs. Dutch]. Slovo a slovesnost 64. Prague: Academia. 40-51.

In Proceedings of the 15th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences (Barcelona 2003)

• Ton G. Wempe & Paul Boersma: The interactive design of an F0-related spectral analyzer. Vol. 1: 343-346.
• Paul Boersma, Paola Escudero & Rachel Hayes: Learning abstract phonological from auditory phonetic categories: An integrated model for the acquisition of language-specific sound categories. Vol. 1: 1013-1016.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Lilian Doppen: Development in utterance structures of deaf and hearing infants. Vol. 1: 1033-1036.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: An acoustic model of communicative efficiency in consonants and vowels taking into account context distinctiveness. Vol. 2: 2141-2144.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt, Ton G. Wempe & Louis C.W. Pols: Progression in infants’ vowel space: An analysis of deaf and hearing infants’ sounds. Vol. 3: 2225-2228.
• Viola de Silva, Antti Iivonen, Liya V. Bondarko & Louis C.W. Pols: Common and language dependent phonetic differences between read and spontaneous speech in Russian, Finnish and Dutch. Vol. 3: 2977-2980.
• Cecilia Odé: Developing a transcription of Russian intonation (ToRI). Vol. 3: 3097-3100.

Other publications in 2003

• Diana Apoussidou: Irregular accent patterns in correspondence theory. In E. Mela-Athanasopoulou (ed.) Selected Papers from the 15th International Symposium on Theoretical and Applied Linguistics, Thessaloniki. 228-238.
• Diana Apoussidou: The deformity of anti-faithfulness. In Proceedings of the Stockholm Workshop on ‘Variation within Optimality Theory, Stockholm. 15-24.
• Paul Boersma: Nasal harmony in functional phonology. In Jeroen van de Weijer, Vincent van Heuven & Harry van der Hulst (eds.) The phonological spectrum, Vol. 1: Segmental structure. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. 3-35.
• Paul Boersma: Overt forms and the control of comprehension. In J. Spenader, A. Eriksson & Ö. Dahl (eds.) Proceedings of the Stockholm Workshop on Variation within Optimality Theory, Department of Linguistics, Stockholm University. 47-56.
• Paul Boersma: The odds of eternal optimization in Optimality Theory. In D. Eric Holt (ed.) Optimality Theory and language change. Dordrecht: Kluwer. 31-65.
• Paola Escudero & Paul Boersma: Modelling the perceptual development of phonological contrasts with Optimality Theory and the Gradual Learning Algorithm. In S. Arunachalam, E. Kaiser & A. Williams (eds.) Proceedings of the 25th Annual Penn Linguistics Colloquium (= Penn Working Papers in Linguistics 8.1): 71-85.
• Cecilia Odé: Zametki o prosodii v odnom arkhangel’skom govore [Some notes on prosody in an Arkhangelsk dialect]. In W. Honselaar, E. de Haard & W. Weststeijn (eds.) Die het kleine eert, is het grote weert, Festschrift for Adrie Barentsen (= Pegasus Oosteuropese Studies (Poes) 1). Amsterdam: Pegasus. 231-254.
• Cecilia Odé: Description and transcription of Russian Intonation (ToRI). In P. Houtzagers, J. Kalsbeek & J. Schaeken (eds.) Dutch Contribution to the Thirteenth International Congress of Slavists, Ljubljana. Studies in Slavic and General Linguistics 30. Amsterdam/New York: Rodopi. 279-288.
• Cecilia Odé: Kak preodolet’ prepiatstviia v izuchenii i prepodavanii intonatsii [Studying and teaching intonation need not be a stumbling block]. In Materialy X Kongressa Mezhdunarodnoi Assotsiatsii Prepodavatelei Russkogo Iazyka i Literatury “Russkoe Slovo v Mirovoi Kul’ture”, Plenarnye zasedaniia, Sbornik Dokladov Tom II. St. Petersburg: Politekhnika. 205-212.
• Frans X. Plooij, Hetty C.C. van de Rijt-Plooij, Jeannette M. van der Stelt, B. van Es & R. Helmers: Illness peaks during infancy and regression periods. In M. Heimann (ed.) Regression periods in human infancy. New Yersey: Lawrence Erlbaum. 67-77.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: Information structure and efficiency in speech production. Proceedings of Eurospeech 2003, Geneva, Vol. 1: 769-772.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt & Frans X. Plooij: Hurra, ich spreche! So entdeckt Ihr Baby die Sprache [Hurrah, I can speak: the way your baby discovers spoken language]. Mosaik Deutsche Erstausgabe, München: W. Goldman. 127 pages.

Abstracts in 2003

• Florien J. van Beinum: Assessing preverbal development of speech production. In Abstracts of the First Meeting of Cochlear Implantation in Infants and Toddlers, Wurzburg. 10 (A).
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: What makes babbling special within the development of speech. In Abstracts of the symposium on Ontogeny and Phylogeny of Syllable Organization, Barcelona. 13 (A).

2002

PhD theses in 2002

• Barbertje Streefkerk:
  Prominence: acoustic and lexical/syntactic correlates.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, October 2002. LOT 58. Advisors: Louis Pols, Louis ten Bosch (Nijmegen University).

Journal articles in 2002

• Frans J.M. Hilgers, H.A. Jansen, Corina J. van As, M.F. Polak & F.S.A.M. van Dam: Long-term results of olfaction rehabilitation in laryngectomized individuals using the nasal airflow-inducing ‘Polite Yawning’ maneuver. Archives of Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery 128: 648-654.

Other publications in 2002

• Paola Escudero & Paul Boersma: The subset problem in L2 perceptual development: Multiple-category assimilation by Dutch learners of Spanish. In B. Skarabela, S. Fish & A.H.-J. Do (eds.) Proceedings of the 26th annual Boston University Conference on Language Development. Somerville: Cascadilla. 208-219.
• Frans J.M. Hilgers & Corina J. van As: Spraakrevalidatie na totale laryngectomie middels stemprothesen [Prosthetic voice rehabilitation after total laryngectomy]. In H. Peters (ed.) Handboek voor Stem-, Spraak- en Taalpathologie 18. Houten: Bohn, Stafleu & Van Loghum. 1-30.
• Cecilia Odé: Perspektivy opisaniia i transkriptsii russkoi intonatsii v kopusakh zvuchashchikh tekstov [Perspectives on the description and transcription of Russian intonation in spoken texts]. In Problemy i metody eksperimental’no-foneticheskikh issledovanii, k 70-letiiu professora L.V. Bondarko. Filologicheskij fakul’tet Sankt-Peterburgskogo Gosudarstvennogo Universiteta, Sankt-Peterburg. 209-214.
• Cecilia Odé: A sketch of Mpur. In G.P. Reesink (ed.) Languages of the East Bird’s Head. Canberra: Pacific Linguistics. 45-107.
• Cecilia Odé: Voices from Tundra and Taiga. IIAS Newsletter 29, 33 pp.
• Cecilia Odé: Mpur Prosody. Endangered languages of the Pacific Rim, ELPR Publications Series A 1-003, Osaka, 237 pp. with CD.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Spreken en verstaan – spraakklanken [Speaking and listening – speech sounds]. In René Appel, Anne Baker, Kees Hengeveld, Folkert Kuiken & Pieter Muysken (eds.) Taal en Taalwetenschap. Oxford, UK: Blackwell. 245-258.
• Louis C.W. Pols & Rob J.J.H. van Son: Accessing the IFA-corpus. In N.B. Volkskaya & N.D. Svetozarova (eds.) Problems and methods in experimental-phonetic research. In honour of the 70th anniversary of Prof. L.V. Bondarko. St. Petersburg: St. Petersburg State University 316-320.
• Adela Rechziegel: Souhlásky v kontaktu: jeden příklad asimilace a mezijazykového kontrastu [Consonants in contact: one example of the assimilation and the contrast between languages]. In A. Krausová, M. Slezáková & Z. Svobodová (eds.): Setkání s češtinou. Sborník z mezinárodní konference, konané v Praze ve dnech 6. a 7. září 2001. Prague: Ústav pro jazyk český AV ČR. 88-97.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt (2002): Leren praten, een kwestie van lichaamstaal [Learning to speak, a matter of body language]. In J.G. van Hell, A. de Klerk, D.E.M. Strauss & T. Torremans (eds.) Taalontwikkeling en taalstoornissen: theorie, diagnostiek en behandeling, WAP-symposiumbundel. Leuven/Apeldoorn: Garant. 67-77.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols (2002): Evidence for efficiency in vowel production. Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Spoken Language Processing ICSLP 2002, Denver, Co., Vol. 1, 37-40.

Abstracts in 2002

• Th. van Leeuwen, Cecile M. Kuijpers, M. ter Keurs & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Auditory perception in infants at risk for dyslexia and in controls. EURESCO Conference Brain Development and Cognition in Human Infants, Aquafredda Di Maratea, 73 (A).

Master’s theses in 2002

• Annika Hillen:
  Relatie tussen het brabbelen en het doorkomen van tandjes.
  Master’s Thesis, University of Amsterdam.

2001

PhD theses in 2001

• Corina J. van As:
  Tracheoesophageal speech. A multidimensional assessment of voice quality.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, 2001.

• Jan S.C. van Dijk:
  Mechanical aspects of hearing.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, 2001.

• Elgendy, A.M.:
  Aspects of pharyngeal coarticulation.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, 2001. LOT 44.

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 24 (2001)

• Contents.
• Ineke van den Dikkenberg-Pot & Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Mother-child interaction on two year old deaf and hearing children, 1-13.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: Structure and access of the open source IFA-corpus, 15-27. [xx one figure broken]
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: Phoneme recognition as a function of task and context, 27-38.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Acquiring and implementing phonetic knowledge, 39-46.
• Paola Escudero & Paul Boersma: The subset problem in L2 perceptual development: multiple-category assimilation by Dutch learners of Spanish, 47-56.
• Bettina Simonsen, Esther Klabbers & Louis C.W. Pols: Synthesised speech with unit selection, 57-63.
• Ahmed M. Elgendy & Louis C.W. Pols: Mechanical versus perceptual constraints as determinant of articulatory strategy, 65-74.
• Daniel S. Salomons & Louis C.W. Pols: Alternatives in training acoustic models for the automatic recognition of spoken city names, 75-83.
• Jan S.C. van Dijk: Beyond resonance, 85-101.
• Adela Rechziegel: Consonants in contact: on assimilation and cross-language contrast, 103-115.
• David J.M. Weenink: Vowel normalizations with the TIMIT acoustic phonetic speech corpus, 117-123.
• Louis F.M. ten Bosch: On the probabilistic ordering of constraints, 125-146. [xx check layout]
• Louis J. Bonder: A digital learning example in phonetics, 147-154.
• Barbertje M. Streefkerk, Louis C.W. Pols & Louis F.M. ten Bosch: Acoustical and lexical/syntactic features to predict prominence, 155-165.
• Ton G. Wempe: FO-related formant measurements, 167-188. [xx check layout]
• Summaries of PhD theses defended in 2001 (Van As, Van Dijk, Elgendy), 189-199.
• Publications 2000 and 2001, 201-203.

Master’s theses in 2001

• Bettina Simonsen:
  Synthesised speech with unit election. Creating a restricted domain speech corpus for Dutch.
  Master’s thesis, University of Amsterdam, 2001.

• Rody Aldenhoven:
  Articulatorische compensatie voor een bijtblok bij kinderen met spraakontwikkelingsdyspraxie [Articulatory compensation for a bite block for children with speech developmental dyspraxia].
  Master’s thesis, University of Amsterdam, 2001.

• Brigitte Boon-Kamma:
  Verstaanbaarheid na totale laryngectomie [Intelligibility after total laryngectomy].
  Master’s thesis, University of Amsterdam, 2001.

• Martine Muller:
  Uitbreiding van de bestaande taalstandaard 1;6-4;0 naar bruikbaarheid voor kinderen van 1;0-1;6 jaar [Extending the usefulness of the existing language standard 1;6-4;0 to younger children of age 1;0-1;6].
  Master’s thesis, University of Amsterdam, 2001.

• Daniel S. Salomons:
  Optimale woonplaatsherkenning voor 118. Het selecteren van een trainingscorpus en de effecten daarvan [Optimal recognition of city names for the Dutch number inquiry services. The selection of a training corpus and its effects].
  Master’s thesis, University of Amsterdam, 2001.

Journal articles in 2001

• Corina J. van As, Bas M.R. Op de Coul, Frank J.A. van den Hoogen, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Frans J.M. Hilgers: Quantitative videofluroscopy. A new evaluation tool for tracheoesophageal voice production. Archives of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery 127: 161-169.
• Paul Boersma & Bruce Hayes: Empirical tests of the Gradual Learning Algorithm. Linguistic Inquiry 32: 45-86.
• Paul Boersma: Praat, a system for doing phonetics by computer. Glot International 5: 341-345. With a review by Vincent van Heuven.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum, Chris J. Clement & Ineke van den Dikkenberg-Pot: Babbling and the lack of auditory speech perception. A matter of coordination? Developmental Science 4.1: 61-70.

In Proceedings of Eurospeech 2001 (Aalborg)

• Elgendy, A.M. & Louis C.W. Pols: Mechanical versus perceptual constraints as determinants of articulatory strategy. Vol. 1: 269-272.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum, Chris J. Clement & Ineke van den Dikkenberg-Pot: AMSTIVOC (Amsterdam System for Transcription of Infant VOCalizations) applied to utterances of deaf and normally hearing infants. Vol. 2: 1471-1474.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Acquiring and implementing phonetic knowledge. Vol. 1: K3-K6.
• Barbertje M. Streefkerk, Louis C.W. Pols & Louis F.M. ten Bosch: Up to what level can acoustical and textual features predict prominence? Vol. 2: 811-814.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son, Diana Binnenpoorte, Henk van den Heuvel & Louis C.W. Pols: A phonetically segmented Dutch ‘open source’ speech database. Vol. 3: 2051-2054.

Other publications in 2001

• Paul Boersma: Phonology-semantics interaction in OT, and its acquisition. In Robert Kirchner, Wolf Wikeley & Joe Pater (eds.) Papers in Experimental and Theoretical Linguistics, Vol. 6. Edmonton: University of Alberta. 24-35.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Präverbale Sprechentwicklung [Preverbal speech development]. Beitrag Internationales Symposium Früherkennung von Hörstörungen und frühe Sprachanbahnung, Köln.
• Louis C.W. Pols: The 10-million-words Spoken Dutch Corpus and its potential use in experimental phonetics. Proceedings ‘100 Years of experimental phonetics in Russia’, St. Petersburg: 141-145.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Klankperceptie en klankproductie in het eerste levensjaar [Sound perception and production in the first year of life]. In S. Gillis & A. Schaerlaekens (eds.) Kindertaalverwerving, een handboek voor het Nederlands. Groningen: Martinus Nijhoff. 93-130.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: Phoneme recognition as a function of task and context. Proceedings Workshop on SPeech Recognition As pAttern Classification (SPRAAC), Nijmegen: 25-30.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: Structure and access of the open source IFA Corpus. In Steven Bird, P. Buneman & Mark Liberman (eds.) Proceedings of the IRCS workshop on Linguistic Databases, Pittsburgh. 245-253.

2000

Master’s theses in 2000

• Monique van Troost:
  Spectrale analyse van babygeluidjes [Spectral analysis of baby sounds].
  Master's thesis, University of Amsterdam, 2000.

Books in 2000

• Jeannette M. van der Stelt & Frans X. Plooij: Van sabbel tot babbel [From nibbling to babbling]. Utrecht & Antwerpen: Kosmos-Z&K/ Kiddy World Promotions B.V.

Journal articles in 2000

• Paul Boersma: Review of Arto Anttila: Variation in Finnish phonology and morphology. Glot International 5: 33-40.

Other publications in 2000

• Paul Boersma: Learning a grammar in Functional Phonology. In Joost Dekkers, Frank van der Leeuw & Jeroen van de Weijer (eds.) Optimality Theory: phonology, syntax, and acquisition. Oxford University Press. 471-523.
• Paul Boersma, Joost Dekkers & Jeroen van de Weijer: An introduction to Optimality Theory: phonology, syntax, and acquisition. In Joost Dekkers, Frank van der Leeuw & Jeroen van de Weijer (eds.) Optimality Theory: phonology, syntax, and acquisition. Oxford University Press. 1-44.
• Paul Boersma & Clara Levelt: Gradual constraint-ranking learning algorithm predicts acquisition order. In Eve V. Clark (ed.) Proceedings of Child Language Research Forum 30, Stanford. Stanford: CSLI. 229-237.
• Paul Boersma: The OCP in the perception grammar. Manuscript. [Rutgers Optimality Archive 435, https://roa.rutgers.edu]
• Louis C.W. Pols: Even better synthesis. In W.F. Sendlmeier (ed.) Speech and signals. Aspects of speech synthesis and automatic speech recognition (Forum Phoneticum 69). 15-25.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son, Barbertje M. Streefkerk & Louis C.W. Pols: An acoustic profile of speech efficiency. In Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Spoken Language Processing, Beijing. Vol. 4: 97-100.

1999

PhD theses in 1999

• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss:
  Twee jaar spraak en taal bij schisis [Two years of speech and language in cleft palate children].
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, 1999.

• Monique van Donzel:
  Prosodic aspects of information structure in discourse.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, 1999.

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 23 (1999)

• Contents
• Jeannette van der Stelt & Annemarieke Kiestra: Early communicative intervention in psychiatric mother-child interaction: a pilot study, 1-16.
• Paul Boersma: Optimality-Theoretic learning in the Praat program, 17-35.
• Corina van As, Bas op de Coul, Frank van den Hoogen, Florien Koopmans-van Beinum & Frans Hilgers: Voice quality of tracheoesophageal speakers related to videofluoroscopic observations and measurements, 37-57.
• Judith Rog, Angelien Sanderman & Louis Pols: The intelligibility of names, 59-65.
• Anette Ölander, Harry Perridon & Louis Pols: Length acquisition of stressed syllables in Swedish by Dutch L2 learners, 67-76.
• David Weenink: Accurate algorithms for performing principal component analysis and discriminant analysis, 77-89.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: AMSTIVOC: testing and elaborating the AMsterdam System for Transcription of Infant VOCalizations, 91-102.
• Summaries of PhD theses defended in 1999 (Jansonius-Schultheiss, Van Donzel), 103-112.
• Publications 1998 and 1999, 113-118.

Journal articles in 1999

• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: Perisegmental speech improves consonant and vowel identification. Speech Communication 29(1): 1-22.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: An acoustic description of consonant reduction. Speech Communication 28(2): 125-140.
• Irma M. Verdonck-de Leeuw, Frans J.M. Hilgers, R.B. Keus, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum, A.J. Greven, A.J.M. de Jong, G. Vreeburg & H. Bartelink: Multidimensional assessment of voice characteristics following radiotherapy for early glottic cancer. The Laryngoscope 109: 241-248.
• Irma M. Verdonck-De Leeuw, R.B. Keus, Frans J.M. Hilgers, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum, A.I. Greven, A.J.M. de Jong, G. Vreeburg & H. Bartelink (submitted): Consequences of voice impairment in daily life for patients following radiotherapy for early glottic cancer: voice quality, vocal function, and vocal performance. International Journal of Radiation Oncology, Biology, Oncology, Physics.

In Proceedings of the 14th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences (San Francisco 1999)

• Louis C.W. Pols: Flexible, robust, and efficient human speech processing versus present day speech technology. Vol. 1: 9-16.
• Caroline E. Schwippert, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & T.H. van Leeuwen: Phoneme boundary perception in relationship to developmental dyslexia. Vol. 2: 877-880.
• Monique E. van Donzel: Prosodic characteristics of information structure in spontaneous discourse in Dutch. Vol. 2: 1177-1180.
• David J.M. Weenink & Louis C.W. Pols: Multi-speaker vowel classification with adaptive neural nets. Vol. 3: 1633-1636.
• Barbertje M. Streefkerk, Louis C.W. Pols & Louis F.M. ten Bosch: Towards finding optimal features of perceived prominence. Vol. 3: 1769-1772.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss & Anne E. Baker: Influences on the early speech of children with a cleft palate hearing loss and intervention. Vol. 3: 1917-1920.
• Chris J. Clement & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Characteristics of vocalizations of deaf and hearing infants in the first year of life. Vol. 3: 1929-1932.
• Sylvie J.L. Mozziconacci & Dik J. Hermes: Role of intonation patterns in conveying emotion in speech. Vol. 3: 2001-2004.
• Arjan J. van Hessen, Rik Jansen & Louis C.W. Pols: Pre-processing input text: Improving pronunciation for Dutch Text-To-Speech Systems. Vol. 3: 2243-2296.

In Proceedings of the 12th IALP Congress, Amsterdam 1999

• Irma M. Verdonck-de Leeuw: A multidimensional approach of investigating voice characteristics following radiotherapy for early glottic cancer. Vol. 1: 267-270.
• Corina J. van As, M. Tigges, Th. Wittenberg, Ulrich Eijsholdt & Frans J.M. Hilgers: The sound generator in prosthetic voice rehabilitation after laryngectomy. Vol. 1: 363-365.
• Ineke van den Dikkenberg-Pot, Chris J. Clement & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Influence of lack of auditory speech perception on sound productions of deaf infants. Vol. 2: 924-927.

Other publications in 1999

• C.J. (Karijn) Helsloot & Barbertje M. Streefkerk (submitted): Perceived prominence and the metrical-prosodic structure of Dutch sentences. In Proceedings HILP 4, Leiden.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss & Anne E. Baker: Hearing acuity and speech­language ability in two-year old cleft-palate children. Aphasic Third International Symposium, University of York, UK. (Poster).
• Frans X. Plooij, Hetty C.C. van de Rijt-Plooij, Jeannette M. van der Stelt, B. van Es & R. Helmers (submitted): Illness peaks during infancy. Nonlinear oscillations in immunity to disease. Special issue Human Nature.
• Adela Rechziegel: Tussen strijd en spel: taalzuivering in het Tsjechisch. In Nicoline van der Sijs (ed.) Taaltrots. Purisme in een veertigtal talen [Between struggle and performance: language purification in the Czech language]. Amsterdam/Antwerpen: Contact. 223-229.
• Barbertje M. Streefkerk, Louis C.W. Pols & Louis F.M. ten Bosch: Acoustical features as predictors for prominence in read aloud Dutch sentences used in ANN's. In Proceedings Eurospeech '99, Budapest. Vol. 1, 551-554.
• Monique E. Van Donzel & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Pitch movements and information structure in spontaneous Dutch discourse. In A. Botinis (ed.) Intonation: analysis, modelling and technology. Dordrecht: Kluwer. 145-161.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: Effects of stress and lexical structure on speech efficiency. In Proceedings Eurospeech '99, Budapest. Vol. 1: 439-442.
• Astrid van Wieringen & Louis C.W. Pols: Perception of dynamic spectro-temporal properties in speech. In Proceedings "Eppur si muove". Dynamics of the production and perception of speech, Berkeley. 18-23.
• Astrid van Wieringen & Louis C.W. Pols (to appear): Perception of highly dynamical aspects in speech. In W. Ainsworth & S. Greenberg (eds.) Listening to speech: an auditory perspective. Oxford University Press.
• Irma M. Verdonck-de Leeuw (to appear): Stemmen na straling [Voices after radiation]. Stem- Spraak- en Taalpathologie.

1998

PhD theses in 1998

• Sylvie Mozziconacci:
  Speech variability and emotion: production and perception.
  PhD thesis, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, November 1998 (210 pages). Advisors: Dik Hermes (Technical University Eindhoven), Aad Houtsma (Technical University Eindhoven), Louis Pols.

• Paul Boersma:
  Functional phonology: formalizing the interactions between articulatory and perceptual drives.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, September 1998. Advisor: Louis Pols.
  Hardcopies are available from the author.

• Irma M. Verdonck-de Leeuw:
  Voice characteristics following radiotherapy for early glottic cancer: the development of a protocol.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam [Studies in Language and Language Use 33], 1998. Advisors: Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum, Louis C.W. Pols.

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 22 (1998)

• Contents
• Paul Boersma: Spreading in Functional Phonology, 1-20.
• Paul Boersma: The OCP in Functional Phonology, 21-45.
• Ineke van den Dikkenberg-Pot, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Chris J. Clement: Influence of lack of auditory speech perception on sound productions of deaf infants, 47-60.
• Jan S.C. van Dijk: Cochlear phenomenology, 61-83.
• Adela Rechziegel: On the notions of target and target-undershoot in the phonetics of L1, 85-95.
• Karijn Helsloot & Barbertje M. Streefkerk: Perceived prominence and the metrical-prosodic structure of Dutch sentences, 97-113.
• Rik Jansen, Arjan J. van Hessen & Louis C.W. Pols: Pre-processing input text: improving pronunciation for the Fluent Text-To-Speech Synthesizer, 115-124.
• Caroline E. Schwippert & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Phoneme boundary perception in dyslexic and normal-reading adults, 125-134.
• Summaries of PhD theses defended in 1998 (Verdonck-De Leeuw, Boersma, Mozziconacci), 135-145.
• Publications in 1997 and 1998, 147-152.

Master’s theses in 1998

• IFApub-135: Caroline E. Schwippert:
  Categorical perception in dyslexic and normal-reading adults: Discrimination and classification of three phoneme contrasts.
  Master’s thesis, University of Amsterdam, 1998.

Journal articles in 1998

• Corina J. van As, Frans J.M. Hilgers, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Annemieke H. Ackerstaff: The influence of stoma occlusion on aspects of tracheoesophageal voice. Acta Oto-Laryngologica (Stockholm) 118: 732-738.
• Corina J. van As, Frans J.M. Hilgers, Irma M. Verdonck-de Leeuw & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Acoustical analysis and perceptual evaluation of tracheoesophageal prosthetic voice. Journal of Voice 12(2): 239-248.
• Irma M. Verdonck-de Leeuw & H.F. Mahieu: Stemkarakteristieken van patiënten met een klein larynxcarcinoom [Voice characteristics of patients with early glottic cancer]. Tijdschrift Kanker 22(6): 12-14.
• Astrid van Wieringen & Louis C.W. Pols: Discrimination of short and rapid speechlike transitions. Acta Acustica 3: 520-528.
• Shuzhen Wu & Louis C.W. Pols: An improved objective speech quality evaluation measure. Chinese Journal of Electronics 7(2): 128-134.

In Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Spoken Language Processing (Sydney 1998)

• Barbertje M. Streefkerk, Louis C.W. Pols & Louis F.M. ten Bosch: Automatic detection of Prominence (as defined by listeners’ judgments) in read aloud Dutch sentences. Vol. 3: 683-686.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum, Caroline E. Schwippert & Cecile T.L. Kuijpers: Speech perception in dyslexia: measurements from birth onwards. Vol. 3: 903-906.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Louis C.W. Pols: Efficiency as an organizing principle of natural speech. Vol. 6: 2375-2382.

Other publications in 1998

• Paul Boersma & David J.M. Weenink (1992-1999). Praat, a system for doing phonetics by computer. https://www.fon.hum.uva.nl/praat/
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Pilotstudie naar de onderscheidende perceptieve aspecten van het Nederlands ten behoeve van het onderzoekprogramma DYSLEXIE [Pilot study concerning the distinctive perceptual aspects in the Dutch language on behalf of the research program Dyslexia]. Final Report on behalf of the Research Program Dyslexia of the Dutch National Organisation for Scientific Research. 8 pages.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum, Chris J. Clement & Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Spraakontwikkeling in het eerste levensjaar [Speech development in the first year of life]. In H.F.M. Peters, Roelien Bastiaanse, J. van Borsel, P.H.O. Dejonckere, Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss, Sjoeke van der Meulen & B.J.E. Mondelaers (eds.) Handboek stem-spraak-taalpathologie, Afl. 5, A6.4. Houten: Bohn Stafleu van Loghum. 1-29.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Early speech development in children acquiring Dutch. Mastering general basic elements. In Steven Gillis & Annick de Houwer (eds.) The acquisition of Dutch. Amsterdam/Philadelphia: John Benjamins. 101-162.
• Sylvie J.L. Mozziconacci & Dik J. Hermes: Pertinence perceptive des configurations intonatives en parole émotionnelle. In Proceedings of the 22nd Journées d'étude sur la parole, JEP ’98, Martigny.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Foreword. In Richard Sproat (ed.) Multilingual text-to-speech synthesis. The Bell Labs approach. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers. xxiii-xxiv.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Speech synthesis evaluation. In R. Cole (ed.) Survey of the state of the art in human language technology. Pisa: Giardini Editori e Stampatori. 429-430.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Spreken en verstaan - spraakklanken [Speaking and understanding - speech sounds]. In René Appel, Anne Baker & Pieter Muysken (eds.) Syllabus ‘Taal en Taalwetenschap’, Faculteit der Geesteswetenschappen, Amsterdam. Chapter 14 (255-268).
• Louis C.W. Pols, Jan P.H. van Santen, M. Abe, A. Black, D. House, M. Liberman & Z. Wu: Easy access via a TTS web site to mono- and multilingual text-to-speech systems. In Proceedings Elsnet in Wonderland, Soesterberg. 40-44.
• Louis C.W. Pols, Jan P.H. van Santen, M. Abe, D. Kahn & E. Keller: The use of large text corpora for evaluating text-to-speech systems. In Proceedings First International Conference on Language Resources & Evaluation (LREC98), Granada. Vol. 1: 637-640.
• Adela Rechziegel: On one case of anomaly in Czech phonotactics. In Dutch Contributions to the Twelfth International Congress of Slavists, Cracow, Linguistics (= Studies in Slavic and General Linguistics 24). Amsterdam/Atlanta: Rodopi. 329-349.
• Adela Rechzieglová: K pojmu target a target-undershoot ve fonetice L1. In Prace Filologiczne, tom 43. Institut jezyka polskiego Wydzial Polonistyky Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego. 375-383.
• Adela Rechzieglová: K fonologii expresivity v češtině [On the phonology of expressivity in Czech]. In Slavica Pragensia ad tempora nostra. Konference ke 150. výročí založení stolice slovanské filologie na Karlově universitě, Univerzita Karlova, Euroslavica, Praha. 129-134.
• Barbertje M. Streefkerk & Louis C.W. Pols: Prominence in read aloud Dutch sentences as marked by naive listeners. In Tagungsband KONVENS-98, Frankfurt am Main. 201-205.
• M. Tigges, Corina J. van As, Frans J.M. Hilgers, T. Wittenberg & U. Eysholdt: Observation of the pharyngoesophageal mucosa during tracheoesophageal phonation. In Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Advances in Quantitative Laryngoscopy, Voice and Speech Research, Aachen University of Technology, RWTH Aachen. 91-98.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt & N.A.M. (Annemarieke) Kiestra: Vroegtijdige communicatieve interventie in de moeder-kind interactie [Early communicative intervention in psychiatric mother-infant interaction]. In Nieuwsbrief HANEN Oudercursus, uitgave 7, december 1998, 7-8.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Communicatie met onmondige kinderen [Communication with not yet speaking children]. VTO-nieuwsbrief 2: 7-9.
• Monique E. van Donzel, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Louis C.W. Pols: Speaker strategies in the use of prosodic means in spontaneous discourse in Dutch. In Proceedings ESCA Tutorial and Research Workshop on Sound Patterns in Spontaneous Speech, Aix-en-Provence. 135-138.
• Jan P.H. van Santen, Louis C.W. Pols, M. Abe, D. Kahn, E. Keller & J. Vonwiller: Report on the Third ESCA TTS Workshop Evaluation Procedure. In Proceedings Third ESCA TTS Workshop, Jenolan Caves. 329-332.
• Irma M. Verdonck-de Leeuw: Perceptual analysis of voice quality following radiotherapy. In Proceedings Voicedata ’98, Utrecht. 1-4.

1997

PhD theses in 1997

• Xue Wang:
  Incorporating knowledge on segmental duration in HMM-based continuous speech recognition.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, 14 April 1997 (Studies on Language and Language Use 29, 190 pages). Advisors: Louis Pols, Louis ten Bosch.

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 21 (1997)

• Contents
• Louis C.W. Pols: Flexible, robust, and efficient human speech recognition, 1-10.
• Xue Wang & Louis C.W. Pols: A preliminary study about robust speech recognition for a robotics application, 11-19.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Jan P.H. van Santen: Word-level prosodical marking of consonant duration and spectral balance, 21-36.
• Paul Boersma: Functional Optimality Theory, 37-42.
• Paul Boersma: How we learn variation, optionality, and probability, 43-58.
• Paul Boersma: Inventories in Functional Phonology, 59-90.
• Ineke van den Dikkenberg-Pot & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Number and duration of spoken utterances of deaf and normally hearing children between twelve and eighteen months, 91-100.
• Barbertje M. Streefkerk, Louis C.W. Pols & Louis F.M. ten Bosch: Prominence in read aloud sentences, as marked by listeners and classified automatically, 101-116.
• David J.M. Weenink: Category ART: A variation on adaptive resonance theory neural networks, 117-129.
• Barbertje M. Streefkerk: Acoustical correlates of prominence: A design for research, 131-142.
• Corina J. van As, Annemieke M.A. van Ravesteijn, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum, Frans J.M. Hilgers & Louis C.W. Pols: Formant frequencies of Dutch vowels in tracheoesophageal speech, 143-153.
• Summary of a PhD thesis defended in 1997 (Wang), 155-157.
• Publications in 1996 and 1997, 159-163.

MA theses in 1997

• Annemarieke Kiestra:
  Vroegtijdige communicatieve interventie in de moeder-kind interactie: onderzoek naar de toepasbaarheid en de effecten van een communicatief interventieprogramma bij moeder-kindparen met een verstoorde relatie.
  Doctoraalscriptie (MA thesis), University of Amsterdam, July 1997. Advisor: Jeannette van der Stelt.

Journal articles in 1997

• Gitta P.M. Laan: The contribution of intonation, segmental durations, and spectral features to the perception of a spontaneous and a read speaking style. Speech Communication 22: 43-65.
• Adela Rechziegel: Writing versus speaking: language, text, discourse, communication. In Proceedings of the conference held at the Czech Language Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Prague, 1992. In S. Cmejrkova (ed.) Functions of Language 4(2): 289-294.

In Proceedings of Eurospeech 1997 (Rhodes)

• Monique E. van Donzel & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Evaluation of prosodic characteristics in retold stories in Dutch by means of semantic scales. Vol. 1: 211-214.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Jan P.H. van Santen: Strong interaction between factors influencing consonant duration. Vol. 1: 319-322.
• Elisabeth C. (Liesbeth) Botha & Louis C.W. Pols: Modelling the acoustic differences between L1 and L2 speech: the short vowels of Afrikaans and South African English. Vol. 2: 1035-1038.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: The correlation between consonant identification and the amount of acoustic consonant reduction. Vol. 4: 2135-2138.
• Xue Wang: Word juncture modelling based on the TIMIT database. Vol. 5: 2407-2410.

Other publications in 1997

• Corina J. van As, M. Tigges, Frans J.M. Hilgers & U. Eysholdt: Oesophageal vibration in voice rehabilitation after laryngectomy. In Proceedings of the 2nd ‘Round Table’ of Advances in Quantitative Laryngoscopy using Motion-, Image- and Signal Analysis, Erlangen. 95-102.
• Corina J. van As, Frans J.M. Hilgers, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Annemieke H. Ackerstaff: The influence of stoma occlusion on aspects of tracheoesophageal speech. In Proceedings Larynx ’97, Marseille. 105-108.
• Paul Boersma: The elements of Functional Phonology. ms. University of Amsterdam. [Rutgers Optimality Archive 173, https://ruccs.rutgers.edu/roa.html].
• Paul Boersma: Sound change in Functional Phonology. ms. [Rutgers Optimality Archive 237].
• Chris J. Clement & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: De invloed van het gebrek aan auditieve feedback: vergelijking van vocalisaties van dove en horende baby’s [The influence of lack of auditory feedback: a comparison of vocalizations of deaf and hearing babies]. In M. Hoefnagel, H. van der Neut, E. de Nobel & C. Rooijmans (eds.) Taal, communicatie, gehoor. Dordrecht: WAP publicaties 3, 31-45.
• Monique E. van Donzel & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Pitch accents, boundary tones, and information structure in spontaneous discourse in Dutch. In Proceedings ESCA Tutorial and Research Workshop on Intonation, Athens. 313-316.
• Monique E. van Donzel: Perception of discourse boundaries and prominence in spontaneous Dutch speech. Lund University Department of Linguistics and Phonetics Working Papers 46: 1-23.
• Sylvie J.L. Mozziconacci & Dik J. Hermes: A study of intonation patterns in speech expressing emotion or attitude: production and perception. IPO Annual Progress Report 32: 154-160.
• Louis C.W. Pols & U. Jekosch: A structured way of looking at the performance of text-to-speech systems. In Jan P.H. van Santen, Richard Sproat, J.P. Olive & Julia Hirschberg (eds.) Progress in speech synthesis. New York: Springer. 519-527.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Flexible human speech recognition. In Proceedings IEEE Workshop on Automatic speech recognition and understanding (ASRU-97), Santa Barbara. 273-283.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Psycho-acoustics and speech perception. In NATO ASI Computational models of speech pattern processing, St. Helier. Vol. 1, 1-13.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Speech synthesis, development and assessment. In Proceedings SPECOM ’97, Cluj-Napoca. 19-23.
• Adela Rechziegel: On the complexity of the phoneme inventory in Non-Standard Czech. In U. Junghanns & G. Zybatow (eds.) Formale Slavistik (= Leipziger Schriften zur Kultur-, Literatur-, Sprach- und Uebersetzungswissenschaft 7). Frankfurt am Main: Vervuert. 567-575.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Mother-infant acquisition of speech communication. In A. Schmitt, K. Atzwanger, K. Grammer & K. Schäfer (eds.) Aspects of human ethology. New York: Plenum Press.
• Irma M. Verdonck-de Leeuw, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum, Frans J.M. Hilgers & R. Keus: The development of an instrument to analyse voice quality of male patients with early glottic cancer. Proceedings Larynx ’97, Marseille. 29-32.
• Shuzhen Wu & Louis C.W. Pols: A new measure for objective speech quality evaluation. Acta Scientiarium Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis 33(5): 627-632. [in Chinese with English abstract]

Abstracts in 1997

• Corina J. van As, Frans J.M. Hilgers, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Annemieke H. Ackerstaff: De invloed van stoma afsluiting op niet laryngeale spraak [The influence of stoma occlusion on non-laryngeal speech]. Nederlands tijdschrift voor KNO-heelkunde 2: 88 (A).
• Corina J. van As, Frans J.M. Hilgers, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Annemieke H. Ackerstaff: De invloed van stoma afsluiting op niet laryngeale spraak [The influence of stoma occlusion on non-laryngeal speech]. Nederlands tijdschrift voor geneeskunde 141: 1998 (A).

1996

PhD theses in 1996

• Henning Reetz:
  Pitch perception in speech: a time domain approach. Implementation and evaluation.
  PhD thesis, University fo Amsterdam (Studies in Language and Language use 26, IFOTT, 236 pages). Advisors: Louis C.W. Pols, Aditi Lahiri.

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 20 (1996)

• Contents
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Monique E. van Donzel: Discourse structure and its influence on local speech rate, 1-11.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: A comparison between the acoustics of vowel and consonant reduction, 13-25.
• Shuzhen Wu & Louis C.W. Pols: A distance measure for objective quality evaluation of speech communication channels using also dynamic spectral features, 27-42.
• Ineke van den Dikkenberg-Pot & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: From prelexical to lexical in the spoken utterances of deaf children. A design for research, 43-52.
• Corina J. van As, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Frans J.M. Hilgers: Intelligibility of alaryngeal speech, 53-64.
• Liesbeth Botha: Towards modelling acoustic differences between L1 and L2 speech: The short vowels of Afrikaans and South-African English, 65-80.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt: The early acquisition of speech communication, 81-95.
• David Weenink: Adaptive vowel normalization and TIMIT acoustic phonetic speech corpus, 97-110.
• Barbertje M. Streefkerk & Louis C.W. Pols: Prominent accent and pitch movements, 111-117.
• Marjan M. Broekhof & Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Bilingually approached deaf toddlers: what about spoken Dutch?, 121-137.
• Summary of a PhD thesis defended in 1996 (Reetz), 139-142.
• Abstracts of journal articles, 143.
• Publications in 1995 and 1996, 145-151.

Master’s theses in 1996

• IFApub-130: Ditta H. Beun:
  Viseme syllable sets.
  Master’s thesis, University of Amsterdam (17 pages).

IFA reports in 1996

• IFApub-133: Astrid van Wieringen: An introduction to speech perception. 44 pages.
• IFApub-132: Paul Boersma & David J.M. Weenink: Praat, a system for doing phonetics by computer, version 3.4.
• IFApub-131: Barbertje M. Streefkerk: Prominent zinsaccent en toonhoogtebewegingen. 75 pages.

Journal articles in 1996

• Lou Boves, T.I. Boogaart & Els A. den Os: Informatievoorziening met spraaktechnologie: de praktijk. Management en Informatie 4: 14-21.
• Louis C.W. Pols, Xue Wang & Louis F.M. ten Bosch: Modelling of phone duration (using the TIMIT database) and its potential benefit for ASR. Speech Communication 19(2): 161-176.

Books in 1996

• Hetty C.C. van de Rijt, Jeannette M. van der Stelt & Frans X. Plooij: Hordenlopen, een preventieve oudercursus voor de eerste anderhalf jaar. Lisse: Swets & Zeitlinger. 210 pages.

In Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Spoken Language Processing (Philadelphia 1996)

• Monique E. van Donzel & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Pausing strategies in discourse in Dutch. Vol. 2: 1029-1032.
• Xue Wang, Louis F.M. ten Bosch & Louis C.W. Pols: Integration of context-dependent duration knowledge into HMM-based speech recognition. Vol. 2: 1073-1076.
• Xue Wang, Louis C.W. Pols & Louis F.M. ten Bosch: Analysis of context-dependent segmental duration automatic speech recognition. Vol. 2: 1181-1184.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: An acoustic profile of consonant reduction. Vol. 3: 1529-1532.
• Chris J. Clement, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Louis C.W. Pols: Acoustical characteristics of sound production of deaf and normally hearing infants. Vol 3: 1549-1552.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Monique E. van Donzel: Relationship between discourse structure and dynamic speech rate. Vol 3: 1724-1727.
• D. Langmann, R. Haeb-Umbach, Lou Boves & Els den Os: Fresco: the French telephone speech data collection - part of the European SpeechDat(M) project. 1918-1921.

Other publications in 1996

• Corina J. van As, Frans J.M. Hilgers, Irma M. Verdonck-de Leeuw & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Acoustical and perceptual analysis of postlaryngectomy prosthetic voice (Provox®). In J. Algaba (ed.) Surgery and prosthetic voice restoration after total and subtotal laryngectomy. Proceedings of the 6th International Congress on Surgical and Prosthetic Voice Restoration after Total Laryngectomy, San Sebastian, 29 September - 1 October 1995. Amsterdam: Elsevier. 189-194.
• Lou Boves, I. Herberts, A. Russel & Els den Os: Localization and field test of a dutch train time table information system. In Proceedings of the third IEEE workshop on interactive voice technology for telecommunication applications, IVTTA-96, IEEE Service Center, Piscataway. 121-124.
• Monique E. van Donzel & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Perception of discourse boundaries in spontaneous speech in Dutch. In Proceedings Fonetik-96, TMH-QPSR 1996/2, KTH, Stockholm. 105-108.
• Monique E. van Donzel & I. de Kort: Discourse onderzoek: 'Waar gaat het over?' in Jaarboek 1996 van de Universiteit van Amsterdam. 73-79.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Acoustic realization and perception of reduction phenomena in speech. In Z. Palková (ed.) Miscellany in honour of prof. Přemysl Janota for his 70th birthday. Prague: Charles University Press. 217-230.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Analysis and perception of dynamic events and of reduction phenomena in speech. In W. Ainsworth & S. Greenberg (eds.) Proceedings Workshop on the Auditory basis of speech perception, Department of Communication and Neuroscience, Keele University, Keele. 17-22.
• Louis C.W. Pols & Xue Wang: Extracting durational knowledge and applying it for omproved ASR. In R. Yusupov (ed.) Proceedings International Speech and Computer SPECOM'96, St.-Petersburg Institute for Informatics and Automation of the Russian Academy of Sciences (SPIIRAS). 16-21.
• J. Potjer, A. Russel, Lou Boves & Els den Os: Subjective and objective evaluation of two types of dialogues in a call assistance service. In Proceedings of the third IEEE workshop on interactive voice technology for telecommunication applications, IEEE Service Center, Piscataway, IVTTA-96. 89-92.
• A. Russel, I. Herberts, Els den Os & Lou Boves: Dialog management issues in the localization of a train table information system. In H. Fujisaki (ed.) Proceedings of the 1996 International Symposium on Spoken Dialogue, Philadelphia. Acoustical Society of Japan. 81-84.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Nu ben jij aan de beurt: praten voor twee. In A. Harpman & L. Tavecchio (eds.) Opvoeding als evenwichtskunst. Alphen aan den Rijn: Samson Tjeenk Willink. 89-111.
• Astrid van Wieringen & Louis C.W. Pols: The auditory basis of vocalic speech transitions. In W. Ainsworth & S. Greenberg (eds.) Proceedings Workshop on the Auditory basis of speech perception, Department of Communication and Neuroscience, Keele University, Keele. 166-169.

Abstracts in 1996

• Chris J. Clement & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum. Influence of lack of auditory feedback on infant vocalisations in the first year. In Abstracts of European Research Conference on the Development of Sensory, Motor and Cognitive Abilities in Early Infancy: Antecedents of language and the symbolic function. San Feliu de Guixols, 10 - 15 April 1996. 24 (A).
• Astrid van Wieringen & Louis C.W. Pols: A continuum from psycho-acoustics to speech perception. Acustica - Acta Acustica 82 (Suppl. 1), S 129 (A).

1995

PhD theses in 1995

• Astrid van Wieringen:
  Perceiving dynamic speechlike sounds. Psycho-acoustics and speech perception.
  PhD Thesis, University of Amsterdam, 1995 (256 pages).

• Dick R. van Bergem:
  Acoustic and lexical vowel reduction.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, 1995 (IFOTT Studies in Language and Language Use 16; 195 pages).

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 19 (1995)

• Contents
• Irma M. Verdonck-de Leeuw & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Voice quality before and after radiotherapy: acoustical, clinical and perceptual pitch measures, 1-9.
• Monique E. van Donzel & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Prominence judgements and textual structure in discourse, 11-23.
• Chris J. Clement & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Influence of lack of auditory feedback: vocalizations of deaf and hearing infants compared, 25-37.
• Louis F.M. ten Bosch: Lexically-based vowel dispersion: a case study for Dutch, 39-50.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: How transitions and local context affect segment identification, 51-60.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son: The relation between the error distribution and the error rate in identification experiments, 71-82.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: Acoustic consonant reduction: a comparison, 83-91.
• Sónia Frota: Clashes and prosodic domains in European Portuguese, 93-107.
• Summaries of PhD theses defended in 1995 (Van Bergem, Van Wieringen), 109-115.
• Ineke van den Dikkenberg-Pot & Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Vocalizations of young deaf children, 117-125.
• Ditta H. Beun, Louis C.W. Pols & Hans Kloosterman: Phoneme-based automatic speech recognition: towards a demonstrator for information retrieval, using Dutch hi-fi speech, 126-134.
• Publications in 1994 and 1995, 135-139.

Master’s theses in 1995

• IFApub-129: Corina J. van As:
  Analyse van Provox stem [Analysis of the Provox Voice].
  Master’s thesis, 1995 (72 pages).

• IFApub-128: Ineke van den Dikkenberg-Pot:
  Vocalisaties van dove peuters [Vocalizations by deaf toddlers].
  Master’s thesis, 1995 (47 pages).

IFA reports in 1995

• IFApub-127: M. van Heerde: Sociaal-interactieve tweede taalverwerving. De methode van Taeschner voor 4-6 jarigen, verandering in het gebruik van zinsstructuren bij vijf kinderen van 4-6 jaar. [Learning a second language in a socially interactive way. Teaschner method for 4-6 year olds; changes in sentence structures in 5 children.] 71 pages.
• IFApub-126: Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Enquête spraakontwikkeling [Questionnaire on speech development]. 14 pages.

Journal articles in 1995

• M.J. Bakkum, Reinier Plomp & Louis C.W. Pols: Objective analysis versus subjective assessment of vowels pronounced by deaf and normal-hearing children. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 98(2): 745-762.
• Dick R. van Bergem: Perceptual and acoustic aspects of lexical vowel reduction, a sound change in progress. Speech Communication 16: 329-358.
• Astrid van Wieringen & Louis C.W. Pols: Discrimination of single and complex consonant-vowel and vowel-consonant-like formant transitions. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 98: 1304-1312.

In Proceedings of the 13th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences (Stockholm 1995)

• Chris J. Clement, Els A. den Os & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: The development of early vocalizations of deaf and normally hearing infants in the first eight months of life. 1: 138-141.
• Louis F.M. ten Bosch: On the lexical aspects of vowel dispersion theory: Dutch case. 1: 420-423.
• Paul Boersma: Interaction between glottal and vocal-tract aerodynamics in a comprehensive model of the speech apparatus. 2: 430-433.
• Monique E. van Donzel & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Evaluation of discourse structure on the basic of written vs. spoken material. 3: 258-261.
• Els A. den Os, Marian Ellens, C. in 't Veld & Lou Boves: Some figures concerning the transliteration of the Dutch Speech Styles Corpus. 3: 536-539.
• Irma M. Verdonck-de Leeuw & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: The effects of radiotherapy on various acoustical, clinical and perceptual pitch measures. 4: 610-613.
• Astrid van Wieringen: Perceiving and processing speechlike sounds. 4: 614-617.
• Vincent J. van Heuven & Monique E. van Donzel: Structural aspects and phonetic implementation of Dutch stress retraction. 4: 638-641.

In Proceedings of Eurospeech 1995 (Madrid)

• Els A. den Os, T.I. Boogaart & Lou Boves: The Dutch Polyphone Corpus. 1: 825-828.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: The influence of local context on the identification of vowels and consonants. 2: 967-970.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: What does consonant reduction look like, if it exists? 3: 1909-1912.

In European studies in phonetics and speech communication (1995)

• Louis C.W. Pols: Hot topics in the field of speech synthesis. 123-126.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Centres of study in Europe: the Netherlands. 343-346.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Centres of study in Europe: Institute of Phonetic Sciences, University of Amsterdam. 348-352.

Other publications in 1995

• Chris J. Clement, Els A. den Os & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: The development of vocalizations of deaf and normally hearing infants. In Th.W. Powell (ed.) Pathologies of speech and language: contributions of clinical phonetics and linguistics. ICPLA, New Orleans. 9-20.
• Chris J. Clement, Els A. den Os & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: De ontwikkeling van vroege vocalisaties van dove en normaal horende baby's in de eerste 8 maanden [The development of early vocalizations of deaf and normally hearing infants in the first eight months of life]. In L. Elbers, Sjoeke van der Meulen & L. Schlichting (eds.) NET bulletin 1995. 41-43.
• Jan S.C. van Dijk: Psycho-akoestiek [Psycho-acoustics]. In F. Evers, M. Jansma, P. Mak & B. de Vries (eds.) Muziekpsychologie. Van Gennep. 241-271.
• Jan S.C. van Dijk: Zie je wat je hoort en hoor je wat je ziet? [Can you see what you hear or can you hear what can be seen?] In Stroom. Mededelingenblad Faculteit Natuur- en Sterrenkunde 8, 46, 21-25.
• Els A. den Os, Chris Clement & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Development of vocalizations of deaf and normally hearing infants. In R. Schoonhoven, T.S. Kapteyn & J.A.P.M. de Laat (eds.) Proceedings European Conference of Audiology, Noordwijkerhout. 296-300.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Final speech output report. Deliverable D7 of LRE-project EuroCocosda. 8 pages.
• Hetty H.C. van de Rijt, Jeannette M. van der Stelt & Frans X. Plooij: Hordenlopen [Hurdle race, a course for parents introduced and evaluated]. Rapport van de Stichting Onderzoek Psychosociale Stress (SOPS) t.b.v. Stichting Kinderpostzegels Nederland. 148 pages.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Een kind bewegen tot spraak [Inviting an infant to speak]. Atheneum Illustre 3: 38-41.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Spreken gaat vanzelf, maar is enorm complex [Speech comes of itself but is very complex behaviour]. Atheneum Illustre 3: 42.
• Irma M. Verdonck & Paul Boersma: The effects of radiotherapy measured by means of the harmonic-to-noise ratio. In Th.W. Powell (ed.) Pathologies of speech and language: contributions of clinical phonetics and linguistics. ICPLA, New Orleans. 203-210.
• Xue Wang: Durational modelling in HMM-based speech recognition: towards a justified measure. In A.J. Rubio-Ayuso & J.M. Lopez-Soler (eds.) Speech recognition and coding: new advances and trends. Berlin/Heidelberg: Springer. 128-131.

Abstracts in 1995

• Corina J. van As, Frans J.M. Hilgers, Irma M. Verdonck-de Leeuw & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Analysis of the Provox® voice. In Abstracts of the 6th International Congress on surgical and phonetic voice restoration after total laryngectomy, 2nd EGFL Conference, San Sebastian. 49 (A).

1994

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 18 (1994)

• Contents
• Monique E. van Donzel: How to specify focus without using acoustic features, 1-17.
• Astrid van Wieringen & Louis C.W. Pols: Classification and discrimination of single, complex, and interpolated speechlike stimuli, 19-39.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son: A method to quantify the error distribution in confusion matrices, 41-63.
• Chris Clement, Els A. den Os & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: The development of vocalizations of deaf and normally hearing infants, 65-76.
• Jan S.C. van Dijk: Properties of the radiation pressure in the cochlea, 77-85.
• Els A. den Os: Transliteration of the Dutch Speech Styles Corpus, 87-94.
• Dick R. van Bergem: Reflections on aspects of vowel reduction, 95-110.
• Xue Wang: Durationally constrained training of HMM without explicit state durational pdf, 111-130.
• Abstracts of journal articles, 131-132.
• List of publications in 1993 and 1994, 133-138.

Master’s theses in 1994

IFA reports in 1994

• IFApub-124: R. Hasperhoven: Zichtbare spraak: real-time spectrogram op een PC met DSP-kaart [Visible speech: real-time spectrograms on a PC with DSP-card]. 47 pages.

Journal articles in 1994

• Dick R. van Bergem: A model of coarticulatory effects on the schwa. Speech Communication 14: 143-162.
• Chris Clement: Acquisition of vowel contrasts in Dutch. Journal of Speech and Hearing Research 37: 83-89.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: What's in a schwa? Durational and spectral analysis of natural continuous speech and diphones in Dutch. Phonetica 51 (The speaker, the listener and the child. Festschrift on the occasion of Björn Lindblom's 60th Birthday, edited by Olle Engstrand & Klaus Kohler): 68-79.
• Mirjam T.J. Tielen: Vrouwen- en mannenspraak. Logopedie en Foniatrie 6: 174-180.
• Frank Wijnen, Evelien Krikhaar & Els A. den Os: The (non) realisation of unstressed elements in children's utterances: a rhythmic constraint? Journal of Child Language 21: 59-83.
• Astrid van Wieringen & Louis C.W. Pols: Frequency and duration discrimination of short first-formant speechlike transitions. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 95: 502-511.

In Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Spoken Language Processing (Yokohama 1994)

• M. Akagi, Astrid van Wieringen & Louis C.W. Pols: Perception of central vowel with pre- and post-anchors. Vol. 2: 503-506.
• U. Jekosch & Louis C.W. Pols: A structured approach towards a framework for application-specific speech quality assessment. Vol. 3: 1319-1322.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Voice quality of synthetic speech: representation and evaluation. Vol. 3: 1443-1446.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Louis C.W. Pols: Naturalness and intelligibility of rule-synthesized speech, supplied with specific spectro-temporal features derived from natural speech. Vol. 4: 1787-1790.

Other publications in 1994

• Dick R. van Bergem & Els A. den Os: Spoken languages corpora. In Eagles spoken languages systems. Eagles document EAG-SLWG-IR.2, Version of October 1994. 4-35.
• Els A. den Os: Annual report of the Speech Processing Expertise Centre (SPEX). SPEX report: Activities in 1993 and plans for 1994. 18 pages.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Evaluating the performance of speech technology systems. In R.E. Asher (ed.) Encyclopedia of language and linguistics. Oxford: Pergamon. 8: 4289-4296.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Synthesis performance assessment. In H. Nieman, R. de Mori & G. Hanrieder (eds.) Progress and prospects of speech research and technology. Proceedings of the CRIM/FORWISS Workshop, München. 63-68.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Cocosda speech output development and assessment. CRE-project EuroCocosda deliverable D6. 13 pages.
• Louis C.W. Pols & U. Jekosch: A structured way of looking at the performance of text-to-speech systems. In J. Olive, Julia Hirschberg, Jan van Santen & Richard Sproat (eds.) Proceedings ESCA/IEEE Speech Synthesis Workshop, New Paltz. 203-206.
• Louis C.W. Pols & Astrid van Wieringen: Meten aan spraak [Measuring speech]. In Natuurkunde uit de kunst, Verslag Woudschoten Conferentie'93. 92-93.

Abstracts in 1994

• Chris Clement, Els A. den Os & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: The development of vocalisations of deaf and normally hearing infants. In Abstracts of the fourth symposium of the International Clinical Phonetics and Linguistics Association, New Orleans. 10 (A).
• Irma Verdonck-Leeuw: The effect of radiotherapy on voice quality measured by means of the signal-to-noise ratio. In Abstracts of the fourth Symposium of the International Clinical Phonetics and Linguistics Association, New Orleans. 44 (A).

External publications in 1994

• Monique E. Donzel: Stress shift in het Nederlands. Enige fonetische experimenten naar de akoestische en perceptieve kenmerken van stress shift in het Nederlands. [Stress shift in Dutch. Some phonetic experiments on the acoustic and perceptual features of stress shift in Dutch.] Master’s thesis, Department of Linguistics, Leiden (88 pages).
• Sylvie J.L. Mozziconacci: Pitch and duration variations conveying emotions in speech. Master’s thesis, Eindhoven (IPO report 961, 48 pages).

1993

PhD theses in 1993

• Jeannette van der Stelt:
  Finally a word. A sensori-motor approach of the mother–infant system in its development towards speech.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, 14 September 1993 (IFOTT Studies in Language and Language Use 4, 226 pages). Advisors: Louis C.W. Pols, Frans X. Plooij, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum.

• Rob J.J.H. van Son:
  Spectro-temporal features of vowel segments.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, 3 September 1993 (IFOTT Studies in Language and Language Use 3, 195 pages). Advisor: Louis Pols.

• Cecile T.L. Kuijpers:
  Temporal coordination in speech development. A study on voicing contrast and assimilation of voice.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam (165 pages), 7 April 1993. Advisors: Louis C.W. Pols, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum.

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 17 (1993)

• David J.M. Weenink: Vowel classification with neural nets: A comparison of cost functions, 1-12.
• Chris J. Clement & Els A. den Os: Early detection methods of hearing impairment in infancy, 13-18.
• Xue Wang: Modelling duration and other long-term speech features in HMM-Based speech recognition, 19-32.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son: Vowel perception: A closer look at the literature, 33-64.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Cyclic effects of infant speech perception, early sound production, and maternal speech, 65-78.
• Astrid van Wieringen, Paul Boersma & Louis C.W. Pols: Perceptual asymmetry between initial and final and glides: psycho-acoustics and cochlear encoding, 79-96.
• Paul Boersma: Accurate short-term analysis of the fundamental frequency and the harmonics-to-noise ratio of a sampled sound, 97-110.
• Ineke Mennen & Els A. den Os: Intonation of modern Greek sentences, 111-128.
• Karijn Helsloot: The prosodic word: an endless domain?, 129-146.
• David J.M. Weenink: Computer facilities, 147-148.
• Summaries of PhD theses (Kuijpers, Van Son, Van der Stelt), 149-158.
• Abstracts of journal articles, 159-162.
• List of publications in 1992 and 1993, 163-167.

IFA reports in 1993

• IFApub-123: A. van Dijk, Jan S.C. van Dijk, Rokus de Groot & P.G. Vos: Onderzoek naar de herkenning van maat in eenstemmige composities van J.S. Bach [Investigation of melodic cues for metre in compositions by J.S. Bach for unaccompanied cello]. 39 pages.
• IFApub-122: Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Astrid van Wieringen: Profile of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 1993. 60 pages.
• IFApub-121: Louis C.W. Pols et al.: Letteren zonder fonetiek is taal zonder spraak [A faculty of arts without phonetics is as language without speech]. 16 pages.

Journal articles in 1993

• M.J. Bakkum, Reinier Plomp & Louis C.W. Pols: Objective analysis versus subjective assessment of vowels pronounced by native, non-native, and deaf male speakers of Dutch. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 94: 1983-1988.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Els A. den Os: Spraak in ontwikkeling: perceptie, produktie en interaktie in het eerste levensjaar [Speech development: perception, production, and interaction in the first year of life]. Stem-, Spraak- en Taalpathologie 2: 137-161.
• Dick R. van Bergem: Acoustic vowel reduction as a function of sentence accent, word stress, and word class. Speech Communication 12: 1-23.
• Cecile T.L. Kuijpers: The voiced-voiceless distinction in speech development of young Dutch children. Journal of Phonetics 21: 313-327.
• H.C. van Leeuwen & Rik te Lindert: Speech maker: a flexible and general framework for text-to-speech synthesis and its application to Dutch. Computer Speech and Language 7: 149-167.
• Louis C.W. Pols & Rob J.J.H. van Son: Acoustics and perception of dynamic vowel segments. Speech Communication 13 (Festschrift in honor of prof. H. Fujisaki): 135-148.

Books in 1993

• Vincent J. van Heuven & Louis C.W. Pols (eds.): Analysis and synthesis of speech. Strategic research towards high-quality text-to-speech generation. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. XXII + 420 pages.

  In this book:

  • Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: How does speaking rate influence vowel formant track parameters? 171-191.
  • E. van Zanten, Laurens W.M. Damen & E. van Houten: Collecting data for a speech database. 207-222.
  • H.C. van Leeuwen & Rik te Lindert: Speech maker: a flexible and general framework for text-to-speech systems. 317-338.
  • Renée van Bezooijen & Louis C.W. Pols: Evaluation of text-to-speech conversion for Dutch. 339-360.

In Proceedings of Eurospeech 1993 (Berlin)

• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: Vowel identification as influenced by vowel duration and formant track shape. Vol 1: 285-288.
• Gitta P.M. Laan & Dick R. van Bergem: The contribution of pitch contour, phoneme durations and spectral features to the character of spontaneous and read aloud speech. Vol. 1: 569-572.
• Dick R. van Bergem: On the perception of acoustic and lexical vowel reduction. Vol. 1: 766-680.
• Jean Vroomen, René Collier & Sylvie Mozziconacci: Duration and intonation in emotional speech. Vol. 2: 577-580.
• Astrid van Wieringen, J.K. Cullen & Louis C.W. Pols: The perceptual relevance of CV- and VC-transitions in identifying stop consonants: cross-language results. Vol. 2: 1499-1502.
• Xue Wang, Louis F.M. ten Bosch & Louis C.W. Pols: Impact of dimensionality and correlation of observation vectors in HMM-based speech recognition. Vol. 3: 1583-1586.
• Paul Boersma: An articulatory synthesizer for the simulation of consonants. Vol. 3: 1907-1910.
• David J.M. Weenink: Modelling speaker normalization by adapting the bias in a neural net. Vol. 3: 2259-2262.

In Kindertaalonderzoek in het Nederlands taalgebied: een overzicht (1993)

• Chris J. Clement & Els A. den Os: Ontwikkeling van vocalisaties van ernstig slechthorende baby's [Development of vocalizations of severely hearing-impaired infants]. 18.
• Els den Os: The development of pitch and temporal structure starting from the early lingual period. 22.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss: Spraakontwikkeling in samenspraak [Speech development in interaction]. 32.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Acoustic aspects of a model of early speech development. 34.
• Cecile T.L. Kuijpers: Child and contrast: imitation, voicing, and assimilation in speech development. 36.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Early mother infant interaction and their development to speech communication. 55.

Other publications in 1993

• Jan S.C. van Dijk: Combinations of tones. In H. Duifhuis, J.W. Horst, P. van Dijk & S.M. van Netten (eds.) Proceedings of the International Symposium on Biophysics of hair cell sensory systems, Paterswolde. Salem: World Scientific Publishing. 407.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Spraak: individuele expressie van universele ontwikkeling? [Speech: individual expression of universal development?] In Steven Gillis & Annick de Houwer (eds.) NET Werken: bijdragen van het vijfde NET-Symposium. Antwerp Papers in Linguistics 74: 17-31.
• Els A. den Os: Ritme in spraak: enige kanttekeningen [Rhythm in speech: some notes]. In Eenheid in de kunsten; verslag van een studiedag over de samenhang tussen de expressievormen: taal, beweging en muziek. 27-34.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Intersubjektiviteit: een vergeten aspect in de communicatieontwikkeling [Intersubjectivity: a forgotten aspect in communication development?] In Steven Gillis & Annick de Houwer (eds.) NET Werken: bijdragen van het vijfde NET-Symposium. Antwerp Papers in Linguistics 74: 33-44.
• Xue Wang: Durational modelling in HMM- based speech recognition: towards a justified measure. In Proceedings (Contribution papers) NATO ASI on New Advances and Trends in Speech Recognition and Coding, Bubion. 67-70.

Abstracts in 1993

• Louis F.M. ten Bosch, Xue Wang & Louis C.W. Pols: 'Duration modelling with Hidden Markov models'. J. Acoust. Soc. Am., 94, Pt2, 1797 (A).
• Chris J. Clement & Els A. den Os: 'Development of vocalisations of severely hearing impaired infants'. Third Congress of the International Clinical Phonetics and Linguistics Association, Helsinki, Finland, 7 (A).
• Chris J. Clement & Els A. den Os: 'The babbling stage of a deaf and a hearing infant; perceptual evaluation and acoustic measurements'. Sixth International Congress for the study of child language, Trieste, 164 (A).
• Els A. den Os & Chris J. Clement: 'Development of vocalisations of severely hearing impaired infants'. Sixth International Congress for the study of child language, Trieste, 39 (A).

1992

PhD theses in 1992

• Paul van Alphen:
  HMM-based continuous-speech recognition. Systematic evaluation of various system components.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam (216 pages).

• Amos van Gelderen:
  De evaluatie van spreekvaardigheid in communicatieve situaties; globale beoordeling en gedetailleerde analyse van spreekprestaties van 11- en 12-jarigen [The evaluation of speaking ability in communicative situations; global rating and detailed analysis of oral performance of students of 11 to 12 years of age].
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam (265 pages).

• Herman J.M. Steeneken:
  On measuring and predicting speech intelligibility.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam (165 pages).

• Mirjam T.J. Tielen:
  Male and female speech. An experimental study of sex-related voice and pronunciation characteristics.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam (180 pages). IFA Proceedings 16

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 16 (1992)

• Contents
• Xue Wang, Louis F.M. ten Bosch & Louis C.W. Pols: Dimensionality and correlation of observation vectors in HMM-based speech recognition, 1-26.
• Louis F.M. ten Bosch: On the relation between vowel duration in HMM-models and the transition probabilities in phoneme-like units, 27-34.
• Jan S.C. van Dijk: Spectral decomposition in models of hearing, 35-52.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: What's in a schwa?, 53-64.
• Gitta P.M. Laan: Perceptual differences between spontaneous and read aloud speech, 65-79.
• Summaries of PhD theses defended in 1992 (Steeneken, Van Alphen, Tielen, Van Gelderen), 81-93.
• Summaries of Master’s theses, 94-96.
• Abstract, 97.
• List of publications in 1991 and 1992, 99-104.

MA theses in 1992

• Arja Boasson:
  Perceptual streaming bij inherente patronen in amadindemuziek: een psycho-akoestisch onderzoek naar de grenzen voor splitsing en coherentie bij een anharmonische boventoonstructuur en een pentatonisch equidistant toonsysteem.
  Doctoraalscriptie (MA thesis), University of Amsterdam, August 1992. Advisor: Jan van Dijk.

• IFApub-120: Reinier Kortekaas:
  Cellular automata and speech recognition.
  Doctoraalscriptie (MA thesis), University of Amsterdam (36 pages).

• IFApub-119: Sander Kloosterman:
  Herkenning van klinker-segmenten met neurale netwerken [Recognition of vowel segments by using neural networks].
  Master’s thesis, University of Amsterdam (71 pages).

IFA reports in 1992

• IFApub-118: Rob J.J.H. van Son: FORM: documentation. 87 pages.
• IFApub-117: Leo van Herpt: Methoden en technieken in onderzoek II. Introductie PC gebruik: SPSS/PC+ [Methodological procedures in research II. Introduction to the use of PCs: SPSS/PC+]. 111 pages.

Journal articles in 1992

• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: The role of focus words in natural and in synthetic continuous speech: acoustic aspects. In J. Llisterri & D. Poch (eds.) Special Issue of Speech Communication on the Phonetics and Phonology of Speaking Styles. Speech Communication 11: 439-452.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: Formant movements of Dutch vowels in a text, read at normal and fast rate. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 92: 121-127.

In Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Spoken Language Processing (Banff 1992)

• Louis C.W. Pols & SAM-partners: Multi-lingual synthesis evaluation methods. Vol. 1: 181-184.
• M. Kashino, Astrid van Wieringen & Louis C.W. Pols: Cross-language differences in the identification of intervocalic stop consonants by Japanese and Dutch listeners. Vol. 2: 1079-1082.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Can "level words" from one speech style become "peaks" when spliced into another speech style? Vol. 2: 1099-1102.

Other publications in 1992

• C. Benoit & Louis C.W. Pols: On the assessment of synthetic speech. In G. Bailly & C. Benoit (eds.) Talking machines. Theories, models and design. Amsterdam: North Holland Elsevier Science Publishers. 435-441.
• Louis F.M. ten Bosch: Some aspects of the physical and functional relation between articulation and acoustics. In J. van der Walle et al. (eds.) Proceedings EUSIPCO-92, Brussel. Elsevier Science Publishers. 151-155.
• Jan S.C. van Dijk: Van timbre tot toon [From timbre to tone]. Dechorum, Dec. '92, 2-3.
• Tammo Houtgast & J.A. Verhave: An objective approach to speech quality. SAM stage report 9, 24 pages.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & L. Verhoeven: Taalgedrag onderzocht. Stand van zaken betreffende taalgedragsonderzoek in Nederland [Language behaviour examined. State of the art concerning experimental linguistic research in The Netherlands]. Report to the Foundation for Linguistic Research of the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO). Amsterdam-Tilburg. 63 pages.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Het belang van samenwerking [The importance of cooperation]. In J. Dohmen (ed.) Professoren A/Z. Over onderwijs & onderzoek in 1991. Amsterdam University Press. 546-548.
• SAM-partners: SAM final report. Year three. 76 pages + 19 Appendices.

Abstracts in 1992

• Astrid van Wieringen & Louis C.W. Pols: Discrimination of short speech-like formant transitions. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 92(4), Pt.2, 2298 (A).

1991

PhD theses in 1991

• Louis F.M. Bosch:
  On the structure of vowel systems: an extended dispersion model.
  PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam, 1991 (190 pages).

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 15 (1991)

• Contents
• David Weenink: Aspects of neural nets, 1-25.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Evaluating the performance of speech technology systems, 27-41.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: The influence of speaking rate on vowel formant track shape as modelled by Legendre polynomials, 43-59.
• Louis F.M. ten Bosch: On relations between phone models, segment duration, and the Padé-expansion, 61-77.
• Paul Boersma: Synthesis of speech sounds from a multi-mass model of the lungs, vocal tract, and glottis, 79-108.
• Irma M. de Leeuw: Perceptual evaluation of voice quality before and after radiotherapy of patients with early glottic cancer and of normal speakers, 109-120.
• Ton G. Wempe & Marlien van Lunen: The IBM SpeechViewer, 121-129.
• Abstracts, 131-135.
• List of publications in 1990 and 1991, 137-143.

In Proceedings of the 12th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences (Aix-en-Provence 1991)

• Louis C.W. Pols: Speech perception in the next ten years: Technological solutions vs. acquiring actual speech knowledge Vol. 1: 130-133.
• Louis J. Bonder & Louis F.M. Bosch: Recent developments in the research of the structure of vowel systems. Vol. 1: 160-165.
• Mirjam T.J. Tielen & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Evaluation of voice and pronunciation characteristics of men and women. Vol. 2: 446-449.
• Astrid van Wieringen & Louis C.W. Pols: Transition rate as a cue in the perception of one-formant speech-like synthetic stimuli. Vol. 3: 446-449.
• Sieb G. Nooteboom & Renée van Bezooijen: Five years of coordinated research on text-to-speech conversion for Dutch: an overview. Vol. 3: 470-473.
• Renée van Bezooijen & Louis C.W. Pols: Evaluation of allophone and diphone based text-to-speech conversion at the paragraph level. Vol. 3: 498-501.
• Catia Cucchiarini & Renée van Bezooijen: The effect of linguistic expectancy on phonetic transcription: developing an adequate alignment algorithm. Vol. 4: 134-137.
• Renée van Bezooijen & Wilhelm H. Vieregge: Phonetic transcription as a means of diagnostically evaluating synthetic speech. Vol. 4: 138-141.
• Cecile T.L. Kuijpers: Temporal control in speech of children and adults. Vol. 4: 150-153.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss: The development of articulatory skills in cleft palate babies. Vol. 4: 346-348.
• Louis F.M. ten Bosch: Modelling vowel systems by effort and contrast. Vol. 4: 406-409.

In Proceedings of Eurospeech 1991 (Genova)

• Tammo Houtgast & J.A. Verhave: A physical approach to speech quality assessment: correlation patterns in the speech spectrogram. Vol. 1: 285-289.
• Paul van Alphen & Louis C.W. Pols: Comparing various feature vectors in automatic speech recognition. Vol. 2: 533-536.
• Renée van Bezooijen & Louis C.W. Pols: Performance of text-to-speech conversion for Dutch: a comparative evaluation of allophone and diphone based synthesis at the level of the segment, the word, and the paragraph. Vol. 2: 871-874.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: The influence of formant track shape on the perception of synthetic vowels. Vol. 3: 1117-1120.
• Gitta P.M. Laan, Dick R. van Bergem & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: The importance of spectral quality of vowels for the intelligibility of sentences. Vol. 3: 1129-1132.
• E. (Rik) te Lindert & H.C. van Leeuwen: Speech maker: text-to-speech conversion based on a multi-level, synchronized data structure. Vol. 3: 1231-1234.
• Jan S.C. Dijk: Notes on auditive coding of sophisticated signals. Vol. 3: 1433-1436.
• Dick R. van Bergem: The influence of sentence accent, word stress, and word class on the quality of vowels. Vol. 3: 1455-1458.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: A peak-and-level model for focus words in read and spontaneous natural speech and in synthetic speech. Vol. 3: 1459-1462.

IFA reports in 1991

• IFApub-116: Gitta P.M. Laan: xx [The importance of spectral quality of vowels for speech perception]. 34 pages.
• IFApub-115: Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Cecile T.L. Kuijpers (eds.): Profile of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 1991. 45 pages.
• IFApub-114: Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Moeder-kind interactie en intentionele communicatie [Mother-child interaction and intentional communication]. 52 pages.

Journal articles in 1991

• Amos van Gelderen: Functionele spreekvaardigheid? CITO-spreektoetsen getoetst [Functional speaking ability? CITO speaking tests tested]. Moer 1: 14-21.
• Amos van Gelderen: Simulatie en realiteit [Simulation and reality]. Moer 3: 114-115.
• Louis C.W. Pols & Renée van Bezooijen: Gaining phonetic knowledge whilst improving synthetic speech quality? Journal of Phonetics 19(1): 139-146.

Other publications in 1991

• Dick R. van Bergem: Acoustic and lexical vowel reduction. In Proceedings of the ESCA Workshop 'Phonetics and phonology of speaking styles: Reduction and elaboration in speech communication', Barcelona. 10:1-10:5.
• Renée van Bezooijen: Evaluation of synthetic speech. SPIN-ASSP report 28. 22 pages.
• Bosch, L.F.M. ten: ALLODIF: rule extraction for allophone synthesis. SPIN-ASSP report 33. 43 pages.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss: Voedingsproblemen bij baby's met een lip-, kaak- en/of gehemeltespleet (schisis) [Feeding problems in cleft palate infants]. In Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss, Lieve van Coppenolle & Els Beyaert: xx [Deviant mouth behaviours. Introduction, assessment and Treatment. Fifth revised edition. Leuven: Acco. Ch. 10: 181-195.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Spectro-temporal reduction and expansion in spontaneous speech and read text: focus words versus non-focus words. In Proceedings of the ESCA Workshop 'Phonetics and phonology of speaking styles: Reduction and elaboration in speech communication', Barcelona. 36.1-36.5.
• H.C. van Leeuwen & E. (Rik) te Lindert: Speech Maker: text-to-speech synthesis based on a multi-level, synchronized data structure. In Proceedings ICASSP 91, Toronto. Vol. 2: 781-784.
• E. (Rik) te Lindert: Spraakmaker-2. Text-to-speech system for the Dutch language. User manual. SPIN-ASSP report 43. 62 pages.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Evaluating the performance of speech input/output systems. A report of the ESPRIT-SAM project. In Proceedings DAGA '91, Bochum. 139-150.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Quality assessment of text-to-speech synthesis by rule. In S. Furui & M. M. Sondhi (eds.) Advances in speech signal processing. Marcel Dekker Inc. Chapter 13: 387-416.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: Aspects of speech rate on spectro- temporal characteristics of speech. Final report SPECRED. SPIN-ASSP report 42. 49 pages.
• E. van Zanten, Laurens W.M. Damen & E. van Houten: The ASSP speech database. SPIN-ASSP report 41. 26 pages.

Abstracts in 1991

• M.J. Bakkum, Reinier Plomp & Louis C.W. Pols: Objective evaluation of vowel pronunciation. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 89(4), Pt.2, 1871 (A).
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss: Articulatory proficiency and phonological abilities in the first two years of life in two normal born and two cleft lip and palate children. In Abstracts Second International Symposium Specific Speech and Language Disorders in Children, Harrogate. FP 45.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss, Jeannette M. van der Stelt & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Speech development and interaction in cleft lip and palate babies (0-2;0 years). In Abstracts Cleft Palate Research, Fourth European Cranio-facial Congress, Noordwijkerhout. 62.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Jeannette M. van der Stelt: The influence of an oral plate upon the speech development of cleft palate babies. In Abstracts of the 48th Annual Meeting American Cleft Palate- Crano-facial Association, Hilton Head. Abstract 11, 33.

1990

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 14 (1990)

• Contents
• Profile of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences University of Amsterdam, i-xxvii.
• Astrid van Wieringen & Louis C.W. Pols: Transition rate-dependent processing of one-formant speech-like stimuli, 1-16.
• Dick R. van Bergem: Pitch period estimation by filtering the fundamental frequency out of the speech waveform, 17-26.
• Irma M. de Leeuw: The relation between perceptual and clinical parameters of voice quality of patients with early glottic cancer before and after radiotherapy and normal speakers, 27-38.
• Els A. den Os: Development of temporal properties in the speech of one child between one and three years of age, 39-52.
• Dick R. van Bergem: In defense of a probabilistic view on word recognition, 53-66.
• List of publications in 1989 and 1990, 67-73.

MA theses in 1990

• René van Egmond:
  Metingen aan een clavecimbel-zangbodem.
  Doctoraalscriptie (MA thesis), University of Amsterdam, 1990(??). Advisor: Jan van Dijk.

IFA reports in 1990

• IFApub-113: Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss & Jeannette M. van der Stelt (1990). Ouderboek: vragen over de ontwikkeling van uw baby [Parents' book: Questions on the development of your baby]. Behorende bij het eindverslag aan het Praeventiefonds betreffende project 28-1042 [Belonging to the final report to the Netherlands Prevention Fund concerning project 28-1042]. 47 pp. and 3 appendices.
• IFApub-112: Jeannette M. van der Stelt & Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss (1990). Codeboek voor moeder-kind-interactie van 0-24 maanden [Code book for mother-infant interaction from 0 to 24 months]. Behorende bij het eindverslag aan het Praeventiefonds betreffende project 28-1042 [Belonging to the final report to the Netherlands Prevention Fund concerning project 28-1042]. 31 pp. and appendix.
• IFApub-111: Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss & Jeannette M. van der Stelt (1990). Literatuuroverzicht bij het onderzoek naar de invloed van een gehemelteplaatje op de spraakontwikkeling en -interactie in de eerste levensjaren van baby's met een gehemeltespleet [Literature review for the research project: The influence of an oral plate on the speech development and interaction in the first years of life of cleft-palate infants]. Behorende bij het eindverslag aan het Praeventiefonds betreffende project 28-1042 [Belonging to the final report to the Netherlands Prevention Fund concerning project 28-1042]. 68 pp.
• IFApub-110: Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum, Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss & Jeannette M. van der Stelt (1990). De invloed van een gehemelteplaatje op de spraakontwikkeling en -interactie in de eerste levensjaren van baby's met een gehemeltespleet [The influence of an oral plate on the speech development and interaction in the first years of life of cleft-palate infants]. Eindverslag aan het Praeventiefonds betreffende project 28-1042 [Final report to the Netherlands Prevention Fund concerning project 28-1042]. 158 pp.

Journal articles in 1990

• Renée van Bezooijen & Louis C.W. Pols: Evaluating text-to-speech systems: some methodological aspects. Speech Communication 9(4): 263-270.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss, H. Comijs & B. Leyenaar: Developments in the treatment of cleft lip and palate. Logopedie en Foniatrie 62(9): 262-267.
• Louis C.W. Pols (ed.): Special issue on speech input/output assessment and speech databases. Speech Communication 9(4): 263-388, Editorial/Biography, v-vi.
• Rob van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: Formant frequencies of Dutch vowels in a text, read at normal and fast rate. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 88(4): 1683-1693.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt: xx [Mother-child communication by eye and by ear]. Van Horen en Zeggen 31(2): 51-56.

In Proceedings of the 1st International Conference of Spoken Language Processing (Kobe 1990)

• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Spectro-temporal reduction and expansion in spontaneous speech and read text: the role of focus words. 1: 21-24.
• Louis C.W. Pols: How useful are speech databases for rule synthesis development and assessment? 2: 1289-1292.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: The source-filter model of speech production applied to early speech development. 2: 1321-1324.

Other publications in 1990

• Paul van Alphen: Hidden Markov Models and their application in speech recognition. In Reader Colloquium Signaalanalyse en Spraak. IPO report 765, contribution 10. 6 pages.
• Dick R. van Bergem: The influence of linguistic factors on vowel reduction. In: Bohumil Palek & Přemysl Janota (eds.) Proceedings of Linguistics and Phonetics '90, Prague. 427-436.
• Renée van Bezooijen: Evaluation of speech synthesis for Dutch: comparison of synthesis systems, intelligibility tests, and scaling methods. SPIN-ASSP report 22. 107 pages.
• Paul Boersma: Modelling the distribution of consonant inventoiries. In Bohumil Palek & Přemysl Janota (eds.) Proceedings of Linguistics and Phonetics '90, Prague. 418-426.
• Louis F.M. ten Bosch: Rule extraction for allophone synthesis. In Proceedings of the ESCA Workshop on Speech Synthesis, Autrans. 17-20.
• Louis F.M. ten Bosch (1990). Rule extraction for allophone synthesis, In Reader Colloquium Signaalanalyse en Spraak. IPO report 765, contribution 8. 6 pages.
• Louis F.M. ten Bosch, Yvonne van Holsteijn & Willy Jongenburger: xx [Trip report of the workshop on speech synthesis, Autrans]. SPIN/ASSP-report 25, 1-12.
• Daan Broeder: xx [CADDA manual]. SPIN/ASSP-report 23. 48 pages.
• Daan Broeder: xx [SESAM manual]. SPIN/ASSP-report 24. 82 pages.
• Jan S.C. van Dijk: On dipoles and the radiating membrane. In P. Dallos, C.D. Geisler, J.W. Matthews, M.A. Ruggero & C.R. Steele (eds.) The mechanics and biophysics of hearing. Lecture Notes in Biomathematics 87. New York: Springer. 340-347.
• Jan S.C. van Dijk: Simulation of cochlear filtering. In J. Cornelis & S. Peeters (eds.) Proceedings North Sea Conference on Biomedical Engineering 1990, Topic 8 Modelling and Simulation. 87-92.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss: xx [Speech and language evaluation in language developmental disorders]. In xx [Syllabus speech and language disorders in children]. Nijmegen: PAOG KUN. 19-28.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: xx [A database for infant speech: wish-dream or possibility in future?] NET-bulletin 1990: 38-42.
• Els A. den Os: xx [The development of prosody in relation to language acquisition]. NET-bulletin 1990: 6-8.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Assessing the speech quality of text-to-speech synthesizers. In Proceedings VERBA '90, International Conference on Speech Technology, Rome. 295-302.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Does improved performance also contribute to more phonetic knowledge? In Proceedings of the ESCA Tutorial Day on Speech Synthesis, Autrans. 49-54.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Improving synthetic speech quality by systematic evaluation. In H. Fujisaki (ed.) Recent research toward advanced man-machine interface through spoken language. Tokyo. 445-453.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Standardized' synthesis evaluation methods. In Proceedings International Workshop on International Coordination and Standardization of Speech Database and Assessment Techniques for Speech Input/Output, Kobe. 53-60.
• Rob van Son: Formant frequencies of Dutch vowels in a text, read at normal and fast rate. SPIN-ASSP report 16. Utrecht: Stichting Spraaktechnologie. 22 pages.
• Mirjam T.J. Tielen: Perception of the voices of men and women in relation to their profession. In J. Laver, M. Jack & A. Gardiner (eds.) Proceedings of the Tutorial and Research Workshop on Speaker Characterization in Speech Technology, Edinburgh. 192-197.

Abstracts in 1990

• Paul van Alphen: Phone recognition in continuous speech. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 87(1): S107 (A).
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt (1990). Are intentional movements basic to speech development. In Abstracts of the Fifth International Congress for the Study of Child Language, Budapest. 13.
• Els A. den Os (1990). The development of prosody. In Abstracts of the Fifth International Congress for the Study of Child Language, Budapest. 56.
• Cecile T.L. Kuijpers: The voiced-voiceless distinction in young children. In Abstracts of the Fifth International Congress for the Study of Child Language, Budapest. 111.

1989

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 13 (1989)

• Contents
• Paul van Alphen & Dick R. van Bergem: Markov models and their application in speech recognition, 1-26.
• Astrid van Wieringen & Louis C.W. Pols: Discrimination in densely and sparsely spectralled harmonic complexes, 27-43.
• Mirjam T.J. Tielen: Fundamental frequency characteristics of middle aged men and women, 45-58.
• Cecile T.L. Kuijpers: The voiced-voiceless distinction in four-year-old children, 59-75.
• Astrid van Wieringen & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Acoustic analyses of the vocalisations of a hearing-impaired infant: exploring methods, 77-87.
• Els A. den Os & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Measuring pitch patterns within the scope of early speech development, 89-96.
• Dick R. van Bergem: Phonetic and linguistic aspects of vowel reduction, 97-105.
• Paul Boersma: Modelling the distribution of consonant inventories by taking a functionalist approach to sound change, 107-123.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Studying speech perception: from simple stationary stimuli to more and more complex speech(-like) signals, 125-131.
• Jan S.C. van Dijk: Notes on cochlear filtering, 133-143.
• List of publications in 1988 and 1989, 145-151.

IFA reports in 1989

• IFApub-108: Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Louis C.W. Pols: xx [Syllabus: Introduction to speech communication]. 51 pages.
• IFApub-107: J. Kerkhoven: Intentional communication in the second half of the first year of life. 51 pages.
• IFApub-106: A. Dijkstra: xx [Manual for Protin]. 45 pages.

Journal articles in 1989

• Renée van Bezooijen: Evaluation of an algorithm for the automatic assignment of sentence accents. Linguistics in the Netherlands 6 [edited by Hans Bennis & Ans van Kemenade. Dordrecht/Providence: Foris]: 21-30.
• Renée van Bezooijen: xx [Speech synthesis in The Netherlands: a snapshot]. Gramma 13: 97-112.
• Louis F.M. ten Bosch & Louis C.W. Pols: On the necessity of quantal assumptions. Questions to the quantal theory. Journal of Phonetics 17: 63-70.
• Jan S.C. van Dijk: Book review of R.A. Rasch (ed.) Adriaan Daniel Fokker: Selected musical compositions (1948-1972). The Deapason Press, Utrecht, 1987. Tijdschrift voor Nederlandse Muziekgeschiedenis 39: 109-110.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss: xx [The communicative development of two children with a cleft lip, jaw, and palate]. Logopedie-Foniatrie 61: 348-352.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Book review of A.M. Schaerlaekens & Steven Gillis, De Taalverwerving van een kind (Groningen: Wolters-Noordhoff, 1987). First Language 9: 325-326.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Book review of 'Aspects of Speech Technology', Jack, M., & Laver, J.L. (Eds.), Edinburgh University Press, vii + 292 pp. Language Technology 12: 55.
• M.E.H. (Bert) Schouten & Louis C.W. Pols: Identification and discrimination of sweep formants. Perception & Psychophysics 46(3): 235-244.

Books in 1989

• Louis C.W. Pols, L.J.P. van Heugten, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum, Renée van Bezooijen & Herman J.M. Steeneken (eds.): Proceedings of the ESCA Tutorial Day and Workshop on Speech Input/Output Assessment and Speech Databases, Noordwijkerhout, 20-23 September 1989.

  In this book:

  • Renée van Bezooijen & Louis C.W. Pols: Evaluation of text-to-speech conversion for Dutch: from segment to text. 3.4.1-3.4.4.
  • Renée van Bezooijen: Evaluation of the suitability of Dutch text-to-speech conversion for application in a digital daily newspaper. 6.3.1-6.3.4.

In Proceedings of Eurospeech 1989 (Paris)

• H. Loman, Renée van Bezooijen, J. Kerkhoff & Lou Boves: A working environment and procedure for the development of speech synthesis rules. Vol 1: 132-135.
• Renée van Bezooijen & Louis C.W. Pols: Evaluation of a sentence accentuation algorithm for a Dutch text-to-speech system. Vol. 1: 218-221.
• M.J. Bakkum, Reinier Plomp & Louis C.W. Pols: Objective evaluation of word pronunciation by filter-band analysis. Vol. 1: 425-428.
• Paul van Alphen & Louis C.W. Pols: A real-time FIR-based filterbank, as the acoustic front end of a speech recognizer. Vol. 1: 621-624.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Dick R. van Bergem: The role of "Given" and "New" in the production and perception of vowel contrasts in read text and in spontaneous speech. Vol. 2: 113-116.
• Dick R. van Bergem & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Vowel reduction in natural speech. Vol. 2: 285-288.
• Cecile T.L. Kuijpers: Strategies in developmental dialogue system. Vol. 2: 593-596.

Other publications in 1989

• Renée van Bezooijen: Evaluation of an algorithm for the automatic assignment of sentence accents in written text. SPIN-ASSP report 9. Utrecht: Stichting Spraaktechnologie. 59 pages.
• Renée van Bezooijen: Evaluation of text-to-speech conversion at the text level. SPIN-ASSP report 15. Utrecht: Stichting Spraaktechnologie. 53 pages.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss: Oral perception and communicative interaction in speech development: feeding a cleft lip and palate infant. In O. Kriens (ed.) What is a cleft lip and palate? A multidisciplinary update. Proceedings of an Advanced Workshop, Bremen 1987, 76-79.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss: xx [Speaking together: the communication development of a mother and her cleft lip and palate child, during the first two years of life]. In G. Aufdemkampe, Els M.M.L. Beyaert, H.L.M.G. Bour & W. van Praag (eds.) Effectonderzoek van fysiotherapie en logopedie. Utrecht. 184-198.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Assessment of text-to-speech synthesis systems. In Adrian Fourcin, G. Harland, W. Barry & Valerie Hazan (eds.) Speech input and output assessment. Multilingual methods and standards. Chichester: Ellis Horwood. Ch. III: 53-81 plus 251-266.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Studying speech perception: from simple stationary stimuli to more and more complex speech(-like) signals. In Proceedings 28th Conference on Acoustics, Štrbské Pleso. 27-34.
• Louis C.W. Pols & ESPRIT-SPIN partners: Speech Interface at Office Work­ station: Final report. ESPRIT-SPIN deliverable, 181 pages.
• Niek van Son: EVAL: programmes for semi-automatic listening experiments. ESPRIT-SPIN deliverable, 45 pages.
• Niek van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: Intelligibility of words in isolation and words in semantically unpredictable sentences. A study of two diphone-based speech synthesis systems in French. ESPRIT-SPIN deliverable, 20 pages + app.

1988

PhD theses in 1988

• Els A. den Os:
  Rhythm and tempo of Dutch and Italian; a contrastive study.
  PhD thesis, State University of Utrecht (117 pages).

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 12 (1988)

• Foreword
• Christel M.H.A. Deckers: Russian intonation by Dutch students, 1-7.
• Louis C.W. Pols: A joint Dutch research program for developing a high-quality text-to-speech synthesis system, 9-17.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Improving synthetic speech quality by systematic evaluation, 19-27.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum, Jeannette M. van der Stelt & Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss: The development of speech communication in normal and cleft-palate babies: state of the art of a project, 29-40.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Sensitive stages in face-to-face interaction in the first two years of life, 41-59.
• Dick R. van Bergem: The first step to a better understanding of vowel reduction, 61-75.
• List of publications in 1987 and 1988, i-vi.

IFA reports in 1988

• IFApub-102: H. van Haaren: xx [Imitation in verbal mother-child interaction. A comparative study concerning six mother-child pairs with three of the children born with a cleft palate]. 76 pages.
• IFApub-101: Christel Deckers: Russian intonation by Dutch students. 114 pages.
• IFApub-100: David J.M. Weenink: xx [Vowels: A computer program for generating vowel-like stimuli]. 32 pages.
• IFApub-99: J. Stam: xx [Spectral consequences of word type and speaking rate for one speaker]. 59 pages.
• IFApub-98: Bart Horst: xx [The design of a filterbank using changes in sampling frequency for the purpose of energy estimates of band-limited signals]. 38 pages.

Journal articles in 1988

• Dick R. van Bergem, Louis C.W. Pols & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Perceptual normalization of the vowels of a man and a child in various contexts. Speech Communication 7: 1-20.

In Proceedings of Speech '88, 7th FASE Symposium (Edinburgh 1988)

• Mirjam T.J. Tielen & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: The relative intelligibility of male and female voices. Book 1: 277-282.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: Differences in formant values of Dutch vowels due to speaking rate. Book 1: 313-320.
• Niek van Son, Louis C.W. Pols, S. Sandri & P.L. Salza: First quality evaluation of a diphone-based speech synthesis system for Italian. Book 2: 429-436.
• Renée van Bezooijen: Evaluation of the quality of consonant clusters in two synthesis systems for Dutch. Book 2: 445-452.
• Paul van Alphen, Bart Horst & Louis C.W. Pols: A fast algorithm for a FIR-based filterbank, designed for the acoustic front-end of a speech recognizer. Book 2: 677-682.

In Ter sprake. Spraak als betekenisvol geluid in 36 thematische hoofdstukken (1988)

• Renée van Bezooijen: xx [It's not what she said.... Speech, emotion, and personality]. 85-103.
• Els A. den Os: xx [Rhythm and tempo in speech]. 144-150.
• Louis C.W. Pols: xx [Speech technology. What is already possible, and what not yet, and why]. 227-337.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Jeannette M. van der Stelt: xx [Baby babbling: from birth cry to conversation]. 240-251.

Other publications in 1988

• Renée van Bezooijen: Evaluation of two synthesis systems for Dutch: intelligibility and overall quality of initial and final consonant clusters. SPIN-ASSP report 3, 1-88.
• Renée van Bezooijen: Evaluation of two synthesis systems for Dutch: development and application of intelligibility tests. SPIN-ASSP report 5. 1-78.
• Renée van Bezooijen: The relative importance of pronunciation prosody, and voice quality for the attribution of social status and personality characteristics. In Roeland van Hout &. U. Knops (eds.) Language attitudes in the Dutch language area. Dordrecht: Foris. 85-102.
• Laurens W.M. Damen: xx [The effect of local context for the correct interpretation of acoustical-phonetic information in speech understanding]. Eindverslag NWO-project. 20 pages.
• Steven Gillis, Florien Koopmans-van Beinum & Jeannette van der Stelt: xx[The prelinguistic stage]. Antwerp Papers In Linguistics 55. 85 pages.
• Steven Gillis, Florien Koopmans-van Beinum & Jeannette van der Stelt: The Prelinguistic Stage. In P. Jordens & J. Lalleman (eds.) Language development. Dordrecht: Foris. 29-56.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss: xx [Mother-child interaction concerning two-year-old cleft-palate children]. In P. Janssen (ed.) Afscheidssymposium Prof. Dr. Pieter Helbert Damsté jr., Department of Phoniatrics, AZU, Utrecht. 21-23.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss: xx [How parents and their baby (with or without a cleft palate) jointly learn to speak]. BOSK-nieuws no. 5/11: 20-23.
• H. Loman & Renée van Bezooijen: Evaluation of Dutch rule-synthesis consonants by means of a fast diagnostic test. IFN Proceedings 12, Nijmegen. 57-72.
• Louis C.W. Pols: The use of speech in man-machine interaction. In G.C. van der Veer & G. Mulder (eds.) Human-computer interaction. Psychonomic aspects. Berlin: Springer. Chapter 22 (361-372). [Conference December 1985, Amsterdam)]
• Louis C.W. Pols: Improving synthetic speech quality by systematic evaluation. In Proceedings of the Second Symposium on Advanced Man-Machine Interface Through Spoken Language, Makaha. 17/1-17/9.
• Rob J.J.H. van Son: xx [Automatic segmentation and stylisation of parameter contours]. In Reader Colloquium Signaalanalyse en Spraak, Den Haag. 57-60.

Abstracts in 1988

• Louis C.W. Pols: A joint Dutch research program for developing a high-quality text-to-speech synthesis system. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, Suppl. 1, Vol. 84, S190 (A).

1987

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 11 (1987)

• Foreword
• Louis F.M. ten Bosch: About diphthongs. An implementation into vowel dispersion theory, 1-14.
• Leo W.A. van Herpt: Do men and women use a common semantic space to describe voice and pronunciation?, 15-25.
• Mirjam T.J. Tielen: The relative intelligibility of male and female voices, 27-33.
• Laurens W.M. Damen: Perception of the long-short vowel oppositions in Dutch: a gating study, 35-46.
• Renée van Bezooijen: Evaluation of two synthesis systems for Dutch: phonemes and consonant clusters, 47-57.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Distance measures: physical and perceptual aspects, 59-66.
• Rob van Son: Automatic slope measurement on formant tracks, 67-78.
• David J.M. Weenink: Robust linear prediction analysis of vowels, 79-88.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Early capacities for speech communication, 89-102.
• Cecile T.L. Kuijpers: Imitations in speech development: a literature overview, 103-110.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Facial and gaze behaviour in mother-infant interaction, 111-118.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss: Not in touch: an example of a communication disorder in development, 119-128.
• Gerrit L. Meinsma: The meaning of ‘figura’ and ‘potestas’ in an anonymous fragmentum de literis frisicis (some preliminary notes about an old ‘phonetical’ text), 129-131.
• List of publications in 1986 and 1987, 133-136.

IFA reports in 1987

• IFApub-96: P. van Amstel, Rokus de Groot, & Jan S.C. Dijk: xx [Time awareness in music]. 40 pages.
• IFApub-95: Rob Drullman: xx [Consonant-vowel coarticulation as a source of information for the recognition of vowels in tVt syllables]. 66 pages.
• IFApub-94: Louis C.W. Pols: Quality evalutation of text-to-speech synthesis systems. Deliverable of ESPRIT-SAM project no. 154 1. 38 pages.
• IFApub-93: Niek van Son & Louis C.W. Pols: Evaluation of a French diphone based synthesis system. Deliverable of ESPRIT-SPIN project no. 64 'Speech interface at office workstation', 66 pp. + app.
• IFApub-92: Irma de Leeuw: xx [The IBM Speech Trainer: An inventory of applications]. 57 pages.
• IFApub-91: Bart Horst: xx [Manual for the creation of sampled data files on the VAX computer]. 13 pages.
• IFApub-90: A.C.M. Overes: xx [Anne. Verbal interaction in the first six months of a child]. 46 pages.
• IFApub-89: Jan S.C. van Dijk: xx [On resonant vowels]. 25 pages.
• IFApub-85: R.P. de Saint Aulaire, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Dick R. van Bergem: Vowel reduction and the structure of languages: a method of processing. 42 pages.

Journal articles in 1987

• A.C.M. (Toni) Rietveld & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Vowel reduction and stress. Speech Communication 6: 217-229.

In Proceedings of the 11th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences (Tallinn 1987)

• Leo W.A. van Herpt: Perception of paralinguistic cues of age and sex in manipulated speech: an exploration. Vol 1: 187-190.
• Louis F.M. ten Bosch, Louis J. Bonder & Louis C.W. Pols: Static and dynamic structure of vowel systems. Vol. 1: 235-238.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Rob P. de Saint Aulaire: Dynamic determination of acoustic vowel contrast. Vol. 2: 356-359.
• Laurens W.M. Damen & Louis C.W. Pols: The use of the gating paradigm for studying the long-short vowel opposition. Vol. 4: 116-119.

Other publications in 1987

• Renée van Bezooijen: Evaluation of two synthesis-by-rule systems for Dutch: segmental intelligibility. SPIN 'Analysis and synthesis of speech'-report no. 1, 101 pages.
• Renée van Bezooijen & Louis C.W. Pols: Evaluation of two synthesis-by-rule systems for Dutch. In Proceedings of the European Conference on Speech Technology, Edinburgh. Vol. 1: 183-186.
• D. Boillon, H. Buether, J.-P. Lefevre, L. Nebbia & Louis C.W. Pols: Text-to­speech synthesis in an office environment, Esprit '87 Achievements and Impact. In Proceedings of the 4th Annual ESPRIT Conference. Amsterdam: North-Holland. 1175-1187.
• Louis F.M. ten Bosch, Louis J. Bonder & Louis C.W. Pols: xx [A model for the description of the structure of, and dynamics inside vowel systems]. Eindverslag ZWO­project, 13 pages.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss, Lieve van Coppenolle & Els Beyaert: Afwijkende mondgewoonten. Inleiding, onderzoek en behandeling [Deviant mouth habits. Introduction, research and treatment]. 4th revised edition. Leuven: Acco. 240 pages.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Cleft lip/palate. In C.R. Reynolds & L. Mann (eds.) Encyclopedia of special education. New York: John Wiley & Sons. 347- 348.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Speech technology research in the Netherlands. In Proceedings of the Conference on Speech Technology, Status of Technology and Programmes Worldwide, Aarhus. Jydsk Telefon. 7.1-7.14.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Speech technology and corpus linguistics. In W. Meijs (ed.) Corpus linguistics and beyond. Proceedings of the seventh international conference on English language research on computerized corpora. Amsterdam: RODOPI. 285-294.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Chairman report of general discussion of session 4: Timbre. In M.E.H. (Bert) Schouten (ed.) The psychophysics of speech perception. Dordrecht: Martinus Nijhoff. 328-330.
• Louis C.W. Pols & M.E.H. (Bert) Schouten: Perception of tone, band, and formant sweeps. In M.E.H. (Bert) Schouten (ed.) The psychophysics of speech perception. Dordrecht: Martinus Nijhoff. 231-240.
• Louis C.W. Pols, J.-P. Lefevre, G.W. Boxelaar & Niek van Son: Word intelligibility of a rule synthesis system for French. In Proceedings of the European Conference on Speech Technology, Edinburgh. Vol. 1: 179-182.
• Mirjam T.J. Tielen: A sociophonetic research in women's voices. In R. Knorringa, A. Burger & J. Bossinade (eds.) Uitgesproken niet uitgepraat. Lezingenbundel Vrouwenstudies Letteren. Amsterdam. 127-140.

Abstracts in 1987

• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Mirjam T.J. Tielen: Are female voices more intelligible than male voices? Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, Supp 1, Vol. 82, S85 (A).

1986

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 10 (1986)

• Foreword
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Rob P. de Saint Aulaire: A method for the determination of vowel contrast, 1-17.
• Leo W.A. van Herpt: Influence of rater's sex on voice and pronunciation assessment, 19-39.
• David J.M. Weenink: The identification of vowel stimuli from men, women and children, 41-54.
• Louis F.M. ten Bosch: Architecture of vowel systems, 55-72.
• Louis J. Bonder: A prediction method for modal n-vowel systems, 73-90.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Participation in (inter)national projects on speech technology evaluation, 91-96.
• G.W. Boxelaar: PB-word intelligibility and speaker identifiability of 5 medium band coders: a pilot study, 97-111.
• List of publications since Proceedings 9, 113-115.

IFA reports in 1986

• IFApub-88: Dick R. van Bergem: The influence of acoustic context on the identification of vowels in pVt utterances. A study on speaker normalization. 52 pages.
• IFApub-87: L.E.O. Klaassen-Don & Louis C.W. Pols: CV-transitions: a perceptual study of coarticulation. 16 pages.
• IFApub-86: Jan S.C. van Dijk, René van Egmond, V. van Engelen, C. Kockelmans, R. Stierman, B. van der Valk & B. de Vries: xx [On sound production in pianos]. 28 pages.
• IFApub-84: A. Reichart. Speech in relation to surgery in cleft palate infants. 14 pages.
• IFApub-83: David J.M. Weenink & A.G. (Ton) Wempe: Communicatie tussen een Apple IIe en vier Commodore Vic 20’s [Communication between an Apple IIe computer and four Commodore Vic 20’s]. 32 pages.
• IFApub-82: David J.M. Weenink: QQ, een programma voor analyse, resynthese en herkenning van klinkersegmenten [QQ, a program for analysis, synthesis and recognition of vowel segments]. 23 pages.

Journal articles in 1986

• G.G.J. Feenstra-Ikink & Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss: xx [Developments in the treatment of cleft lip and palate children]. Logopedie en Foniatrie 58: 175-181.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss: xx [Mouth movements and mouth behaviors: a dialogue between dentists and speech pathologists]. Nederlands Tandartsenblad 41: 50-54.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss, Jeannette M. van der Stelt & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: xx [Relation between mouth functions and onset of babbling stage, oral aspects in feeding and early speech development in normal and cleft lip and palate infants]. Logopedie en Foniatrie 58: 238-241.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss: xx [Dysphasia in children]. Logopedie en Foniatrie 58: 102-107.

Other publications in 1986

• G.W. Boxelaar & Louis C.W. Pols: PB-word intelligibility and speaker identifiability of 5 medium band coders. A pilot study. Deliverable of Esprit project no 64 Speech interface at office workstation, 14 pp. + appendices.
• Jan S.C. van Dijk: The complete solution of the basilar membrane condition in two dimensional models of the cochlea. In J.B. Allen et al. (eds.) Peripheral auditory mechanisms. Berlin, Heidelberg, New York, Tokyo: Springer. 105-112.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Cleft lip/palate. In Reynolds & Mann (eds.) Encyclopedia of special education. John Wiley & Sons. 716.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: De spraaktrainer [The Speech Trainer]. In VISI 3(2): 2-6 and 3(3): 3-6.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Early stages in the development of speech movements. In B. Lindblom & R. Zetterstrom (eds.) Precursors of early speech. Wenner Gren International Symposium Series 44. Basingstoke: Macmillan. 37-50.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Psychophysics, speech perception, and automatic speech recognition. In Proceedings First Australian Conference on Speech Science and Technology, Canberra. 60-64.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Variation and interaction in speech. In Joseph S. Perkell and Dennis H. Klatt (eds.) Invariance and variability in speech processes. Hillsdale: Lawrence Erlbaum. 140-154.
• Louis C.W. Pols & G.W. Boxelaar: Comparative evaluation of the speech quality of speech coders and text-to-speech synthesizers. In Proceedings IEEE-ICASSP86, Tokyo. 901-904.
• Louis C.W. Pols & Reinier Plomp: How to make more efficient use of the fact that the speech signal is dynamic and redundant. In Proceedings IEEE-ICASSP86, Tokyo. 1963-1966.
• M.E.H. (Bert) Schouten & Louis C.W. Pols: Identification and discrimination of single formant sweeps. PRIPU 11(2): 21-33.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Learning to speak, learning to think. In W.A. v.d. Grind & K.J.P. van Wouwe (eds.) Proceedings of the Fourth Workshop of the Forum Humanum. 19-22.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: The onset of babbling related to gross motor development. In B. Lindblom & R. Zetterstrom (eds.) Precursors of early speech. Wenner Gren International Symposium Series 44. Basingstoke: Macmillan. 163-173.

Abstracts in 1986

• Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Interactieprocessen en spraakontwikkeling [Interaction processes and speech development]. Abstract in Tijdschrift van Sociale Gezondheidszorg.

1985

PhD theses in 1985

• Bloothooft, G. (1985). Spectrum and timbre of sung vowels. Diss. Free University of Amsterdam, 169 pp.

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 9 (1985)

• Foreword
• Leo W.A. van Herpt & A.P. (Ton) Hoebe: Attribution of age from perceived speech, 1-22.
• Gerard F.J. van Meurs: Contextual variability versus perceptual constancy in speech, 23-43.
• David J.M. Weenink: Formant analysis of Dutch vowels from 10 children, 45-52.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Similarity between schwa-like stimuli manipulated in terms of male, female and child characteristics, 53-65.
• Louis F.M. ten Bosch: Vowel systems, 67-91.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss: Is there a relation between eating and learning to speak?, 93-99.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Visual feedback of speech: phonetic aspects of the IBM speech trainer, 101-107.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Speech development and the single subject research design, 109-115.
• Gerrit L. Meinsma: The first Dutch phonetician Petrus Montanus (1595-1638), 117-120.
• List of publications since Proceedings 8, 121-122.

IFA reports in 1985

• IFApub-81: Jan S.C. van Dijk: On the phase integral in cochlear mechanics. 25 pages.
• IFApub-80: Jan S.C. van Dijk: Properties of the phase-integral in cochlear hydrodynamics. (in press)
• IFApub-79: G.W. Boxelaar & Louis C.W. Pols: State-of-the-art report about intelligibility evaluation of speech coding and text-to-speech synthesis systems.
• IFApub-78: G.L.J. Nieboer: xx [Vowel contrast reduction in French]. 56 pages.
• IFApub-77: Dick van Bergem & Rob Drullman: xx [The influence of contextual speech rate on the identification of Dutch vowels in normally and rapidly spoken tVt utterances].

Journal articles in 1985

• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss (in press): Dysfasie. Van Horen en Zeggen.
• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss & C. Stam: Dysfasie bij kinderen. Van Horen en Zeggen 3: 79-85.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Book review of S.G. Nooteboom and A. Cohen Spreken en Verstaan. Een nieuwe inleiding tot de experimentele fonetiek. 2nd revised edition, Van Gorcum, Assen, 1984. Spektator 14: 309-311.
• Louis C.W. Pols & M.E.H. (Bert) Schouten. Plosive consonant identification in ambiguous sentences. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 78: 33-39.

Books in 1985

• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss, Lieve van Coppenolle & Els M.M.L. Beyaert: Afwijkende mondgewoonten. Inleiding, onderzoek en behandeling [Deviant mouth behaviour. Introduction, assessment and treatment]. Leuven/Amersfoort: Acco. 216 pages.

Other publications in 1985

• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss: Logopedie. In J. Schouten, C. Leering & J. Bender (eds.) Leerboek geriatrie, hoofdstuk 18. Utrecht/Antwerpen: Bohn, Scheltema & Holkema. 154-160.
• Gerrit L. Meinsma: xx [Variables and constants: finger exercises in etudes]. In L.I. Pille (ed.) Achtergronden. Amsterdam. 21-25.
• H. Nieland: Gebrabbel van babies ontwikkelt zich systematisch. De letter W 85(3): 1-4.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Interaction between human and machine models of speech recognition. In Proceedings of Symposium on Language Technology, April 1985, Tilburg (presented for publication).

Abstracts in 1985

• Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss, Jeannette M. van der Stelt & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Sucking and swallowing behaviour in cleft lip and palate infants. Abstract 5th Intern. Congress on Cleft lip and palate and craniofacial anomalies, Monte Carlo.

1984

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 8 (1984)

• Foreword
• David J.M. Weenink: Literature overview on perceptual and physical normalization of speaker variation, 5-17.
• Jan S.C. van Dijk: Conservation of vowel contrast in various speech conditions, 19-31.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Phoneme identification in isolated stimuli and in context, 33-40.
• Tjeerd de Graaf & Florina J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Vowel contrast reduction in terms of acoustic system contrast in various languages, 41-53.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Babbling as a developmental milestone, 55-64.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum, Jeannette M. van der Stelt & Kino Jansonius-Schultheiss: Speech development and interaction in the first years of life of normal and cleft-palate babies, 65-69.
• Gerrit L. Meinsma: On writing and its importance in the history of phonetics, 71-79.
• Abstracts of manuscripts submitted for publication, 81.
• List of publications since Proceedings 7, 82-85.

In Proceedings of the 10th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences (Utrecht 1983 -> 1984)

• Louis J. Bonder: Between formant space and articulation space. 347-353.
• L.E.O. Klaassen-Don & Louis C.W. Pols: The role of coarticulation for the identification of consonants. 451-454.
• Louis C.W. Pols & I. Stoop: Confusions between Dutch consonants under various conditions of noise and reverberation. 455-458.
• M.E.H. (Bert) Schouten & Louis C.W. Pols: Identification of intervocalic plosive consonants: The importance of plosive bursts vs. vocalic transitions. 464-468.

Journal articles in 1984

• Louis C.W. Pols: xx [Similarities and differences between human and automatic speech recognition]. Nederlands Akoestisch Genootschap Publicatie 74: 1-8.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Book review of S.G. Nooteboom & A. Cohen: Spreken en Verstaan. Een nieuwe inleiding tot de experimentele fonetiek. 2nd revised ed. Van Gorcum, Assen. Forum der Letteren 25(4): 312-314.

Other publications in 1984

• Jan S.C. van Dijk: The triangle of triads. Key Notes 19, Donemus, Amsterdam. (in press).
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum, H.A.L. Wouters, H.J.A.G. Buiting & Louis C.W. Pols: The influence of response categories on the identification of vowels excerpted from conversational speech. Proceedings of the Institute of Acoustics Vol. 6, Part 4, 363-370.
• Louis C.W. Pols, G.W. Boxelaar & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Study of the role of formant transitions in vowel recognition using the matching paradigm. Proceedings of the Institute of Acoustics Vol. 6, Part 4, 371-378.

1983

PhD theses in 1983

• Klaassen-Don, L.E.O. (1983). The influence of vowels on the perception of consonants. Diss., University of Leyden, 153 pages.

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 7 (1983)

• Foreword
• Wil P.F. Fagel & Leo W.A. van Herpt: Analysis of the perceptual qualities of voice and pronunciation, 1-25.
• Tjeerd de Graaf & Florina J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Vowel contrast reduction in Japanese compared to Dutch, 27-38.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Verbal interaction between mother and child, 39-59.
• Florina J. Koopmans-van Beinum & J.H. Harder: Word classification, word frequency and vowel reduction, 61-69.
• H.J.A.G. Buiting: Identifiability of vowels in short segments from free conversational speech, 71-81.
• Gerrit L. Meinsma: Lambert Ten Kate, an early phonetician, 83-118.
• Abstracts of manuscripts submitted for publication, 119-120.
• List of publications since Proceedings 6, 121-122.

IFA reports in 1983

• IFApub-75: Wxx. Dijkhuizen: xx [I can hear it, but I cannot listen very well yet]. 63 pages.
• IFApub-74: Louis C.W. Pols. Variation and interaction in speech. 23 pages.
• IFApub-73: Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum, E. den Os, D. Merckens, G. Nieboer & N. Zuidam: The pause sound and the speaker centroid. 29 pages.

Journal articles in 1983

• Louis J. Bonder: The n-tube formula and some of its consequences. Acustica 52: 216-226.
• Louis J. Bonder: Equivalency of lossless n-tubes. Acustica 53: 193-200.
• Louis J. Bonder: Changing the shape of lossless n-tubes. Acustica 53: 201-211.
• Louis J. Bonder: xx [The n-tube model of the vocal tract]. Nederlands Akoestisch Genootschap Publicatie 68: 31-44.
• Wil P.F. Fagel, Leo W.A. van Herpt & Lou Boves: Analysis of the perceptual qualities of voice and pronunciation of Dutch speakers. Speech Communication Vol. 2: 315-326.
• L.E.O. Klaassen-Don & Louis C.W. Pols: Dependency of processing of consonants and vowels in CV syllables. Speech Communication 2: 170-172.
• Louis C.W. Pols & J.P. Olive: Intelligibility of consonants in CVC utterances produced by dyadic rule synthesis. Speech Communication 2: 3-13.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Three-mode principal component analysis of confusion matrices, based on the identification of Dutch consonants, under various conditions of noise and reverberation. Speech Communication 2: 275-293.

Other publications in 1983

• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Systematics in vowel systems. In Marcel P.R. van den Broecke, Vincent J. van Heuven & Wim Zonneveld (eds.) Sound structures: Studies for Antonie Cohen. Dordrecht: Foris. 159-171.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: xx [Cued Speech: Visual perception of spoken language]. Visi I(2): 6-8.
• Gerrit L. Meinsma (ed.): Fragmentum Anonymum de literis Frisicis. (with Frisian text). Private edition Meinsma, 16 pages.
• Gerrit L. Meinsma: Phonetics in The Netherlands until 1932. Some highlights. Exhibition on the occasion of the Fiftieth anniversary of the International Congress of Phonetic Sciences. In: Tjeerd de Graaf, Toni Rietveld, Vincent J. van Reuven & Gerrit L. Meinsma (eds.) Phonetic sciences in the Netherlands. Publication of the Netherlands Association of Phonetic Sciences, Utrecht, 2-9.
• Louis C.W. Pols: Machines die gesproken taal verstaan. TNO project 11, 397-400.
• M.E.H. (Bert) Schouten & Louis C.W. Pols: Perception of plosive consonants - the relative contributions of bursts and vocalic transitions. In Marcel P.R. van den Broecke, Vincent J. van Heuven & Wim Zonneveld (eds.) Sound structures: Studies for Antonie Cohen. Dordrecht: Foris. 227-243.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt: xx [Styles of verbal interaction between mothers and babies]. Logopedie en Foniatrie 55: 38-52.

In Abstracts of the 10th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences (Utrecht 1983)

• Louis J. Bonder: Between formant space and articulation space. 439.
• H.J.A.G. Buiting, Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Louis C.W. Pols: The role of coarticulation for the identification of consonants. 507.
• Jan S.C. van Dijk & P. Kuik: Investigation on estimation of the vocal tract length. 459.
• Tjeerd de Graaf & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Vowel contrast reduction in terms of acoustic system contrast in various languages. 675.
• L.E.O. Klaassen-Don & Louis C.W. Pols: The role of coarticulation for the identification of consonants. 512.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & J.H. Harder: Vowel contrast reduction as a function of word classification and word frequency. 513.
• Louis C.W. Pols & I. Stoop: Confusions between Dutch consonants under various conditions of noise and reverberation. 515.
• M.E.H. (Bert) Schouten & Louis C.W. Pols: Identification of intervocalic plosive consonants: The importance of plosive bursts vs. vocalic transitions. 579.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt & Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Babbling as a developmental milestone. 638.
• Wil P.F. Fagel & Leo W.A. van Herpt: Perceptual description of long-term speaker-characterizing voice features by means of semantic differential ratings of running speech. 649.
• Gerrit L. Meinsma: On the importance of the history of phonetics. 723.

1982

IFA reports in 1982

• IFApub-72: E. Hennes: xx [Estimation of formant frequencies and recon­ struction of area functions of hardware vocal tract approximations].

Journal articles in 1982

• Lou Boves, Wil P.F. Fagel, & Leo W.A. van Herpt: xx [Opinions of women and men concerning male and female speech]. De Nieuwe Taalgids 75(1): 1-23.
• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: xx [Acoustic and perceptual aspects of vowel contrast reduction and the role of phonology]. Spektator II(4): 284-294.

Other publications in 1982

• Lou Boves & Wil P.F. Fagel: Relations between semantic differential ratings of running speech and acoustic characteristics of the speech signals. In Fortschritte der Akustik - FASE/DAGA '82. 1095-1098.

Abstracts in 1982

• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Vowel reduction, acoustic system contrast, and vocal tract length. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America. Suppl. I, Vol. 72, Fall 1982, S101 (A).

1981

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 6 (1981)

• Foreword
• In pursuit of the truth: Panta Rhei. Obituary for Hendrik Mol, I-IX.
• In memoriam: Jan Blom (1927-1980), XI.
• E. Hennes: On the one-to-one correspondence of special with geometrical characteristics of the LPC vocal tract model, 1-21.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt & Florina J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Note on motor analysis of infant sound, 23-45.
• A.G. (Ton) Wempe & Adriaan G. van Maanen: Speech formant generator, 47-55.
• Florina J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Heleen V. Deighton-van Witsen: Acoustic system contrast-measure applied to English vowels, 57-65.
• Jan S.C. van Dijk: How to normalize your own vowel system, 67-72.
• Emiel O. Kappner & A.G. (Ton) Wempe: Equipment, 73-77.
• Gerrit L. Meinsma: Bibliography of prof. dr. ir. H. Mol, 79-87.

IFA reports in 1981

• IFApub-71: Wil P.F. Fagel: xx [On judging voice and pronunciation. Interim report].
• IFApub-70: H.J.A.G. Buiting: SESAM. Speech Editing System Amsterdam. (In Dutch).
• IFApub-69: Gerrit L. Meinsma: xx [The phonetics of Lambert ten Kate]. A text edition in reprint with an introduction.
• Gerrit L. Meinsma: [Same text in reprint with annotations in Dutch]. Amsterdam.
• IFApub-68: Jeannette M. van der Stelt, H. Heddema, M. de Jongh, J. van der Linden, D. Nagtegaal, V. Slackers, L. Splinter & L. Vonk: xx [Babbling and interaction between mother and infant]. (In Dutch) [xx year?]

Journal articles in 1981

• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Jeannette M. van der Stelt: xx [Development of speech movements in the first year of life]. Logopedie en Foniatrie 53(6): 320-328.

Other publications in 1981

• Florien J. Koopmans-van Beinum: How can a measure for acoustic system contrast be related to speech production? In F. Ferrero (ed.) Proceedings of the Fourth FASE-Symposium on Acoustics and Speech. E.S.A.-Roma. Vol. I: 123-126.

Publications mentioning the institute in 1981

• Gert Jan van der Steen, Tineke Muller & Joos Skolnik (ed.): De computer in de letteren. Met bijdragen van Emiel Kappner, Th.F. Wijzenbeek-Olthuis, H.J. van den Boogaard, Ph.H.J. Houwink ten Cate, O. Janssen, A.H. Touber, Louis J. Bonder, L.J. Plenckers, Kwee Tjoe Liong, W.J. Meijs.

1980

PhD theses in 1980

Florina J. Koopmans-van Beinum. xx.

Other publications in 1980

Hendrik Mol: Gesture Phonetics. Linguistic Studies offered to Berthe Siertsema.

1979

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 5 (1979)

• Contents
• Hendrik Mol: The writing on the wall for phoneticians, 1-12.
• Hendrik Mol: Introducing a deaf-blind speech researcher, 13-15.
• Gerrit van der Mey: What deafness revealed to me, 16-29.
• Florina J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Jeannette M. van der Stelt: Early stages in infant speech development, 30-43.
• A.G. (Ton) Wempe: An experimental segment spectrograph based on some notes on frequency analysis of speech segments, 44-102.
• Wil P.F. Fagel: On a classification scheme for speech rating studies, 103-115.
• Gerrit L. Meinsma: Qui quaerit invenit. Some historical notes revealing the anniversary of the binary system and an early symbolization of phonetic sciences, 116-118.

1977

Events in 1977

• In May 1977, the “computerafdeling” (computer department) of the Faculteit der Letteren was instated in the cellar of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences, as a result of the replacement of the phonetics computer in 1976 (see below). The employees formally belonged to the Institute of Phonetic Sciences, but because of specific agreements they could operate as a Faculty-wide service under the auspices of the Computer-commissie. See Van der Steen, Muller & Skolnik (1981) above.

1976

Events in 1976

• In June 1976, the old phonetics computer (an IBM 1130) was replaced by a new one (a Data General Eclipse S/200). This led to the instatement of the Computer Department in 1977 (see above). See Kappner & Wempe (1981) above.

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 4 (1976)

• Foreword
• Florina J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Martin H. Reitsma: The influence of the diminutive suffix on the preceding vowel, 1-21.
• A.G. (Ton) Wempe: A system for gating segments of taped speech with great precision, 23-30.
• Jan G. Blom & Leo W.A. van Herpt: The evaluation of jury judgments on pronunciation quality, 31-47.
• Florina J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Vowel reduction in Dutch (extended version), 47-79.
• Jan G. Blom & Leo W.A. van Herpt: A number of computer programs for scaling techniques, 81-112.
• Heleen V. Deighton-van Witsen: Preliminary investigation concerning differences between voice onset time values of speakers of standard Dutch and of one of the dialects spoken in the province of Groningen (second version), 113-133.
• Hendrik Mol: Some reflections on reflections, 135-168.

1973

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 3 (1973)

• Foreword
• Jan G. Blom & Florina J. Koopmans-van Beinum: An investigation concerning the judgment criteria for the pronunciation of Dutch I, 1-24.
• Hendrik Mol: The IFA-GATE 1973, 25-32.
• Jeannette M. van der Stelt, Jan G. Blom & Leo W.A. van Herpt: Stability of vowel systems, 33-41.
• M.C. Dinger & Jan G. Blom: An investigation of infant babbling, 42-48 (plus an extra page).
• Florina J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Formant frequencies and duration in running speech, 49-58.
• Jan G. Blom & Leo W.A. van Herpt: Test analysis system "Itman", 62-67.
• Heleen V. Deighton-van Witsen // Jan G. Blom & Leo W.A. van Herpt: Sentence intonation and the recognition of noun-verb oppositions of the so-called minimal word pairs // Computer processing, 68-95.
• M.C. Dinger: Speech discrimination: development of a test, 96-121.
• Gerrit L. Meinsma: In memoriam Louise Kaiser: a remarkable woman, 122-149.

Journal articles in 1973

• Louis C.W. Pols, H.R.C. Tromp & Reinier Plomp: Frequency analysis of Dutch vowels from 50 male speakers. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 53: 1093-1101.

1971

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 2 (1971)

• Foreword
• J.W. Meijers: Initial /b/, /p/, /d/, /t/ – a listening test, 1-19.
• Jan G. Blom & Florina J. Koopmans-van Beinum: A classification of vowel systems and the influence of reduction phenomena, 21-43 (including 7 empty pages at the end).
• Jan S.C. van Dijk: Some remarks on analytic geometric acoustics of the vocal tract, 45-56.
• Jan G. Blom & Emiel O. Kappner: Calculations on formant frequencies of twin-tube and N-tube approximations of the vocal tract, 57-95.

1970

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 1 (1970)

• Foreword
• Jan G. Blom & Hendrik Mol: On the influence of duration and pitch on the identification of artificial two-formant vowels (introducing and discussing an investigation carried out by Mr Willem Pieters as part of his examination for his MA degree), 13 pages.
• Hendrik Mol: Paradoxes around the exponential horn. Are they danger signals?, 18 pages.
• Jan G. Blom: The application of information theory to vowel recognition experiments, 10 pages.
• Gerrit L. Meinsma: A scaling technique in an experiment with vowellike sounds, 6 pages.
• Hendrik Mol: Some notes on talking birds, 8 pages.

IFA reports in 1970

• IFApub-27: Hendrik Mol: On the abstract nature of the phoneme, 14 pages.
• IFApub-26: Florina J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Vergelijkend klinkeronderzoek: Utrechts tegenover Nederlands I, 33 pages (the blank pages 14, 16, 18, 25 and 26 are left out).

1969

IFA reports in 1969

• IFApub-25: Inleiding akoestische fonetiek. Course, 34 pages.
• IFApub-24: Hendrik Mol: Some notes on talking birds, 8 pages. [preprint of their 1970 Proceedings paper]
• IFApub-23: Werkcollege lopende spraak. Discussiestuk, cursus 1969-1970, 7 pages.
• IFApub-22: Florina J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Nog meer fonetische zekerheden. Reprint from their article in De Nieuwe Taalgids 62: 245-250 (1969).
• IFApub-21: Hendrik Mol: Nicolaas Beets en de logopedie, 12 pages.

Other publications in 1969

• J.G. Blom: De klassificatie van klinkersystemen. Publication 16 of the Nederlands Akoestisch Genootschap.

1960

IFA reports in 1960

• IFApub-1: H. Mol & J.G. Blom, Vooronderzoek naar de ligging van de formanten in lopende spraak.

1930

Journal articles in 1930

• Louise Kaiser: Quelques données concernant la relation qui existe entre la voix et quelques maladies chez les enfants. Archives Néerlandaises de Phonétique Expérimentale V: 89-128. [paper]

1929

Journal articles in 1929

• Louise Kaiser: Voorloopige mededeeling aangaande de registratie van stenoseverschijnselen. Nederlandsch Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde 72-II-34: 3885-3901. [paper]

1928

Journal articles in 1928

• Louise Kaiser: Contributions to an experimental investigation of the Dutch language. II. oo, eu, and ee followed by r or not. Proceedings of the Koninklijke Akademie van Wetenschappen XXXI(3): 261-268. [paper]

1927

Journal articles in 1927

• Louise Kaiser: Onderzoek en behandeling van stem en spraak in Weenen. Nederlandsch Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde 71: 3017-3019. [paper]
• Louise Kaiser: L’analyse expérimentale des sons de rapport. Archives Néerlandaises de Physiologie de l’Homme et des Animaux XI(4): 461-495. [paper]

1926

Inaugural address in 1926

• Louise Kaiser: Proefondervindelijk onderzoek van betrekkingsklanken (experimenteele phonetica). Openbare les gehouden op Vrijdag 23 April 1926, bij de aanvaarding van het lectoraat in de experimenteele phonetica aan de Universiteit van Amsterdam. [paper]

Journal articles in 1926

• Louise Kaiser: Eenige physische problemen in het gebied der experimenteele phonetica. Physica, Nederlandsch Tijdschrift voor Natuurkunde 6: 69-76. [paper]

1924

External publications in 1924

• Louise Kaiser: De segmentale innervatie van de huid bij de duif (columbia livia var. domestica). PhD thesis, University of Amsterdam. Rotterdam: D. van Sijn & Zonen. [paper]

1900

Inaugural address in 1900

• Felix Leviticus: Over phonetica. Toespraak, gehouden den 28 Februari 1900 bij de opening zijner lessen in de Phonetica aan de Universiteit te Amsterdam. Haarlem: De erven F. Bohn. [paper]

For papers not yet available in digital form, contact Paul Boersma.