The current paper presents a corpus containing 35 dialogues of spontaneously spoken southern German, including half an hour of articulography for 13 of the speakers. Speakers were seated in separate recording chambers, mimicking a telephone call, and recorded on individual audio channels. The corpus provides manually corrected word boundaries and automatically aligned segment boundaries. Annotations are provided in the Praat format. In addition to audio recordings, speakers filled out a detailed questionnaire, assessing among others their audio-visual consumption habits
When designing and characterising large speech corpora one frequently faces the problem of how the g...
The Bavarian Archive for Speech Signals has released three new speech corpora for both industrial an...
We present the GECO (GErman COnversations) database, which was designed for investigating phonetic c...
The research project “German Today ” aims to determine the amount of regional variation in (near-)st...
In this paper we present a corpus of audio and video recordings of spontaneous, face-to-face multi-p...
The research project “German Today” aims to determine the amount of regional variation in (near-) st...
This dataset contains 7 audiovisual recordings of acted casual conversations between 4 actors (two m...
Swiss dialects of German are, unlike many dialects of other standardised languages, widely used in e...
This paper presents the Kachna corpus of spontaneous speech, in which ten Czech and ten Norwegian sp...
Although Swiss dialects of German are widely used in everyday communication, automatic processing of...
The deL1L2IM corpus, created between May and August 2012 and last updated in August 2014, has been c...
Typical broadcast material contains not only studio-recorded texts read by trained speakers, but als...
The Phonetic Corpus of Estonian Spontaneous Speech consists of recordings that have been annotated o...
This paper is about the workflow for construction and dissemination of FOLK (Forschungs - und Lehrko...
The newest generation of speech technology caused a huge increase of audio-visual data nowadays bein...
When designing and characterising large speech corpora one frequently faces the problem of how the g...
The Bavarian Archive for Speech Signals has released three new speech corpora for both industrial an...
We present the GECO (GErman COnversations) database, which was designed for investigating phonetic c...
The research project “German Today ” aims to determine the amount of regional variation in (near-)st...
In this paper we present a corpus of audio and video recordings of spontaneous, face-to-face multi-p...
The research project “German Today” aims to determine the amount of regional variation in (near-) st...
This dataset contains 7 audiovisual recordings of acted casual conversations between 4 actors (two m...
Swiss dialects of German are, unlike many dialects of other standardised languages, widely used in e...
This paper presents the Kachna corpus of spontaneous speech, in which ten Czech and ten Norwegian sp...
Although Swiss dialects of German are widely used in everyday communication, automatic processing of...
The deL1L2IM corpus, created between May and August 2012 and last updated in August 2014, has been c...
Typical broadcast material contains not only studio-recorded texts read by trained speakers, but als...
The Phonetic Corpus of Estonian Spontaneous Speech consists of recordings that have been annotated o...
This paper is about the workflow for construction and dissemination of FOLK (Forschungs - und Lehrko...
The newest generation of speech technology caused a huge increase of audio-visual data nowadays bein...
When designing and characterising large speech corpora one frequently faces the problem of how the g...
The Bavarian Archive for Speech Signals has released three new speech corpora for both industrial an...
We present the GECO (GErman COnversations) database, which was designed for investigating phonetic c...