A LANDMARK-BASED MODEL OF SPEECH PERCEPTION: HISTORY AND RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
A LANDMARK-BASED MODEL OF SPEECH PERCEPTION: HISTORY AND RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
J. Slifka,K. Stevens,S. Manuel,S. Shattuck-Hufnagel
2004
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TLDR
This paper discusses data and thought processes that prompted four significant changes in the formulation of the model over the past decade: rule-generated changes in segments versus modifications of cues for features, landmark detection, principles of cue selection, and the role of analysis-by-synthesis in verifying word hypotheses.
