This paper investigates the way prosody and syntactic structure combine in the perception of prosodic boundaries in French. Based on a 3-hour balanced corpus, we first analyse the distribution of boundary types across genres, and then examine the acoustic correlates of prosodic boundaries their relationship to linguistic features (part-of-speech categories and syntactic clauses)
The existence of an intermediate level of phrasing (ip) has been shown for several Germanic as well ...
Abstract: In this article we investigate the acoustic correlates of prosodic boundaries in French sp...
In French, accentuation is said to be post-lexical, marking the phrase rather than the word. That is...
International audienceThis paper investigates the way prosody and syntactic structure combine in the...
International audienceThis study tests how prosodic boundary strength (i.e., categorical differences...
We present the results of a series of experiments in which naive listeners and expert annotators wer...
International audienceOur study focuses on the issue of prosodic annotation and of the prosody ~ syn...
International audienceOur study focuses on the issue of prosodic annotation and of the prosody ~ syn...
This paper describes the units and rules involved in (1) the lexicon-prosody interface, (2) the into...
This paper describes a tool for automatic detection of prosodic boundaries (PBs) in French, and eval...
International audienceA growing number of studies have shown that prosodic boundaries are obvious ca...
International audienceA growing number of studies have shown that prosodic boundaries are obvious ca...
International audienceA growing number of studies have shown that prosodic boundaries are obvious ca...
International audienceThough two levels of phrasing are generally accepted for French, a large degre...
International audienceThough two levels of phrasing are generally accepted for French, a large degre...
The existence of an intermediate level of phrasing (ip) has been shown for several Germanic as well ...
Abstract: In this article we investigate the acoustic correlates of prosodic boundaries in French sp...
In French, accentuation is said to be post-lexical, marking the phrase rather than the word. That is...
International audienceThis paper investigates the way prosody and syntactic structure combine in the...
International audienceThis study tests how prosodic boundary strength (i.e., categorical differences...
We present the results of a series of experiments in which naive listeners and expert annotators wer...
International audienceOur study focuses on the issue of prosodic annotation and of the prosody ~ syn...
International audienceOur study focuses on the issue of prosodic annotation and of the prosody ~ syn...
This paper describes the units and rules involved in (1) the lexicon-prosody interface, (2) the into...
This paper describes a tool for automatic detection of prosodic boundaries (PBs) in French, and eval...
International audienceA growing number of studies have shown that prosodic boundaries are obvious ca...
International audienceA growing number of studies have shown that prosodic boundaries are obvious ca...
International audienceA growing number of studies have shown that prosodic boundaries are obvious ca...
International audienceThough two levels of phrasing are generally accepted for French, a large degre...
International audienceThough two levels of phrasing are generally accepted for French, a large degre...
The existence of an intermediate level of phrasing (ip) has been shown for several Germanic as well ...
Abstract: In this article we investigate the acoustic correlates of prosodic boundaries in French sp...
In French, accentuation is said to be post-lexical, marking the phrase rather than the word. That is...