International audienceThis paper suggests an alternative method to classify native and non-native rhythmic realisations. Learner phonetic output has been automatically aligned on a native template of English syllables. Syllables have been classified according to positional, distributional and accentual properties. These syllable types differ significantly in their realisations between native and non-native speakers of English.Cette contribution analyse la segmentation syllabique des francophones du corpus d’apprenant d’anglais ANGLISH (Tortel 2009). A partir d’une méthode d’alignement par alignement forcé, on montre la pertinence d’une analyse de l’interlangue fondée sur la comparaison des durées des syllabes. La comparaison des réalisation...
This article concerns French rhythm. Rhythm (repetition and alternation of similar or opposite patte...
To ascertain the merits of different phonetic syllabification algorithms, their performance was comp...
Il est communément admis que la langue orale représente une difficulté importante pour les francopho...
International audienceThis paper suggests an alternative method to classify native and non-native rh...
This thesis was motivated by the absence of systems of evaluation of the prosody of English spoken b...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to compare the rhythmic features of the accents of th...
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...
Experimental studies on English and French have already given numerous answers about how ambisyllabi...
Ever since Pike and Abercrombie had suggested that all languages can be divided into stress-timed an...
International audienceIn this paper, we study the intonational patterns observed in learners’ produc...
International audiencePrevious studies conducted in French demonstrated that syllables are used as p...
Speech segmentation procedures may differ in speakers of different languages. Earlier work based on ...
This study deals with the segmentation of French and English (pseudo-)words as a function of the dom...
Speech segmentation procedures may differ in speakers of different languages. Earlier work based on ...
This article concerns French rhythm. Rhythm (repetition and alternation of similar or opposite patte...
To ascertain the merits of different phonetic syllabification algorithms, their performance was comp...
Il est communément admis que la langue orale représente une difficulté importante pour les francopho...
International audienceThis paper suggests an alternative method to classify native and non-native rh...
This thesis was motivated by the absence of systems of evaluation of the prosody of English spoken b...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to compare the rhythmic features of the accents of th...
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...
Experimental studies on English and French have already given numerous answers about how ambisyllabi...
Ever since Pike and Abercrombie had suggested that all languages can be divided into stress-timed an...
International audienceIn this paper, we study the intonational patterns observed in learners’ produc...
International audiencePrevious studies conducted in French demonstrated that syllables are used as p...
Speech segmentation procedures may differ in speakers of different languages. Earlier work based on ...
This study deals with the segmentation of French and English (pseudo-)words as a function of the dom...
Speech segmentation procedures may differ in speakers of different languages. Earlier work based on ...
This article concerns French rhythm. Rhythm (repetition and alternation of similar or opposite patte...
To ascertain the merits of different phonetic syllabification algorithms, their performance was comp...
Il est communément admis que la langue orale représente une difficulté importante pour les francopho...