International audienceCan methods of supervised learning help to evaluate the degree of acquisition of a contrast in a second language? This article addresses the issue of assessing the realizations of /ɪ/ and /iː/ by French learners of English in spontaneous conversations by considering it as a classification problem, which the resort to the k-nearest neighbours algorithm (k-NN) can solve. From a longitudinal corpus of 12 speakers recorded at the university of Paris Diderot over two years, it is shown that in spite of gaps in the numbers of occurrences of tokens for each category, and in spite of the impossibility to use cross-validation, the k-NN method is a reliable means to account for the quality of learners’ vocalic realizations.Cet a...
Summary : Perception of non-native phonemic contrasts by French listeners This study on the percepti...
International audienceThis paper suggests an alternative method to classify native and non-native rh...
International audienceIn this article, we discuss two separate, but related topics. First, we briefl...
Cet article explore la pertinence de recourir à des méthodes d’apprentissage supervisé afin d’estime...
International audienceThis paper assesses spontaneous oral monologues in the ANGLISH corpus (Tortel ...
International audienceIn this paper, we study the intonational patterns observed in learners’ produc...
International audienceThis study focuses on the automatic evaluation of the speech of Japanese learn...
International audienceIn this paper, we study the intonational patterns observed in learners' produc...
International audienceThis paper aims at addressing the issues thatemerge when attempt...
Ce projet de recherche vise à étudier la production et la perception de la parole chez les apprenant...
This study undertakes to assess the evolution of the phonological acquisition of the English /ɪ/-/i:...
International audienceOld French parsing : Which language properties have the greatest influence on ...
National audienceThis article analyses the detection of incorrect transcriptions of non-native speec...
Le développement de la traduction automatique implique non seulement des documents plus variés, mais...
This paper describes a system to define and evaluate development stages in second language French. T...
Summary : Perception of non-native phonemic contrasts by French listeners This study on the percepti...
International audienceThis paper suggests an alternative method to classify native and non-native rh...
International audienceIn this article, we discuss two separate, but related topics. First, we briefl...
Cet article explore la pertinence de recourir à des méthodes d’apprentissage supervisé afin d’estime...
International audienceThis paper assesses spontaneous oral monologues in the ANGLISH corpus (Tortel ...
International audienceIn this paper, we study the intonational patterns observed in learners’ produc...
International audienceThis study focuses on the automatic evaluation of the speech of Japanese learn...
International audienceIn this paper, we study the intonational patterns observed in learners' produc...
International audienceThis paper aims at addressing the issues thatemerge when attempt...
Ce projet de recherche vise à étudier la production et la perception de la parole chez les apprenant...
This study undertakes to assess the evolution of the phonological acquisition of the English /ɪ/-/i:...
International audienceOld French parsing : Which language properties have the greatest influence on ...
National audienceThis article analyses the detection of incorrect transcriptions of non-native speec...
Le développement de la traduction automatique implique non seulement des documents plus variés, mais...
This paper describes a system to define and evaluate development stages in second language French. T...
Summary : Perception of non-native phonemic contrasts by French listeners This study on the percepti...
International audienceThis paper suggests an alternative method to classify native and non-native rh...
International audienceIn this article, we discuss two separate, but related topics. First, we briefl...