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Phonetics is a branch of linguistics that comprises the study of the sounds of human speech, or—in the case of sign languages—the equivalent aspects of sign.

It is concerned with the physical properties of speech sounds or signs (phones): their physiological production, acoustic properties, auditory perception, and neurophysiological status. Phonology, on the other hand, is concerned with the abstract, grammatical characterization of systems of sounds or signs.

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Synthesizing vowel from existing audio sample jin matlab

I'm using matlab and have a recorded sample of a vowel sound. I'm looking to make use of my existing sample to synthesize a vowel sound at a pitch of 150Hz (lasting 5 seconds). I originally thought that I'd just have to take a sample of my existing…
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Using IPA symbols in a table with Oracle Database 11g

I am working in a project which will make use of IPA symbols in some tables and Oracle 11g, and I want to know if these symbols are supported and if I should take some precautions when creating the database, schema and tables. By the way I am new to…
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How to compare waveforms of two soundtracks using .net?

I try to write a program that could test pronunciation of user. This program will play a wave sound, say an English sentence, and user will try to pronounce that and record his voice, and program will check the similarity of that waveforms and will…
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Sound similarity of computer generated and human voice

I am looking for an algorithm to compare two sound files by means of their phonetics. I want to evaluate some kind of score (e.g. 0: no similarity; 100: the same sound). Therefore, I loaded a computer generated and a recorded human voice saying…
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How to calculate the pronunciation similarity of two words?

I currently know that there are many phonetic coding methods such as Soundex and Metaphone that can encode English words into codes that represent their pronunciation, but how to evaluate the encoded result? For example, two words, one word is…
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ɔ̃ does not exist in JavaScript

I was doing a simple program in JS to get a list of keyCodes for all french phoneme symbols in the International Phonetic Alphabet, and I realised that key like ɔ̃ are actually considered as ɔ and ~. My code: var s =…
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Productivity gain in language studies using Phonetic Guide Ruby Text in Word 2019

Beginner needs help writing Word Macro for productivity gain in language studies using Phonetic Guide Ruby Text in Word 2019 I'm studying Chinese, have the Chinese language pack and keyboard installed. What I want to do is to cut down the number of…
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How to idetify the phonetic alphabets in MS SQL database tables

We have inserted more than 100000 records through Import flat file functionality in sql server management studio. It was inserted successfully. But some of column values contained characters like é and ö . It got converted into while storing in sql…
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How can I measure the time it takes to utter words in a phrase?

I need to analyse a sentence/phrase and the output time it takes to utter each word. for example, In the sentence How can mirrors be real if our eyes aren't? I need this Word Time --------- ------- How 101ms can 95ms…
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Is there a spark library to find a phonetic match for a word in a sentence?

Is there a spark library to find a phonetic match for a word in a sentence. For ex : Sentence : “There were to people on the scooter” . Word to find : “two”. Since to and two are phonetically similar it should find a positive match for the word…
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Python to js word to phonetics script

is there a way to do this in javascript? if('a' in array[index] or 'A' in array[index] ): print(bArray[0], end = ' ') (search array for a string, return index for that string, and then console.log(bArray[location];)
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