International audienceThis study focuses on the automatic evaluation of the speech of Japanese learners of French. Our data are semi-spontaneous oral productions of learners from the CLIJAF corpus. We evaluate different linguistic levels (pronunciation, lexicon, syntax, discourse) using automatic assessment tools. Our first objective is to study whether these measurements are in line with the general level of proficiency of the learners, as defined by the CEFRL (A2 to C2). Our second objective is to explore the possibility of predicting this level using the most relevant linguistic parameters, with an unsupervised machine learning algorithm. The results confirm the relevance of our objectives and show that automatically extracted parameters...
In this article, we describe the main methodological steps taken in the InterPhonologie du Français ...
International audienceRecent advances in spoken language understanding benefited from Self-Supervise...
There is a need for more precise descriptions of disfluency markers in the actual oral dialogic prod...
International audienceThis study focuses on the automatic evaluation of the speech of Japanese learn...
International audienceThis study investigates the possibility to use automatic, multi-level features...
International audienceIn this paper, we report automatic pronunciation assessment experiments at pho...
International audienceThis paper assesses spontaneous oral monologues in the ANGLISH corpus (Tortel ...
International audienceThis paper analyses the contribution of language met-rics and, potentially, of...
In this paper we exhibit macrosyntactic and prosodic fea- tures that are characteristic not only of ...
International audienceOld French parsing : Which language properties have the greatest influence on ...
APLIUT: Association des Professeurs de Langues des Instituts Universitaires de TechnologieNational a...
International audienceThe topic of the levels of language, as defined by the Common European Framewo...
This study examines the use of supervised incremental machine learning techniques to automatically p...
International audienceCan methods of supervised learning help to evaluate the degree of acquisition ...
As far back as 1944, Thompson noted that “[m]easuring accurately the quality of the public speaking ...
In this article, we describe the main methodological steps taken in the InterPhonologie du Français ...
International audienceRecent advances in spoken language understanding benefited from Self-Supervise...
There is a need for more precise descriptions of disfluency markers in the actual oral dialogic prod...
International audienceThis study focuses on the automatic evaluation of the speech of Japanese learn...
International audienceThis study investigates the possibility to use automatic, multi-level features...
International audienceIn this paper, we report automatic pronunciation assessment experiments at pho...
International audienceThis paper assesses spontaneous oral monologues in the ANGLISH corpus (Tortel ...
International audienceThis paper analyses the contribution of language met-rics and, potentially, of...
In this paper we exhibit macrosyntactic and prosodic fea- tures that are characteristic not only of ...
International audienceOld French parsing : Which language properties have the greatest influence on ...
APLIUT: Association des Professeurs de Langues des Instituts Universitaires de TechnologieNational a...
International audienceThe topic of the levels of language, as defined by the Common European Framewo...
This study examines the use of supervised incremental machine learning techniques to automatically p...
International audienceCan methods of supervised learning help to evaluate the degree of acquisition ...
As far back as 1944, Thompson noted that “[m]easuring accurately the quality of the public speaking ...
In this article, we describe the main methodological steps taken in the InterPhonologie du Français ...
International audienceRecent advances in spoken language understanding benefited from Self-Supervise...
There is a need for more precise descriptions of disfluency markers in the actual oral dialogic prod...