Speech Prosody 2016 2016
DOI: 10.21437/speechprosody.2016-234
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F0 declination in spontaneous Estonian: Implications for pitch-related preplanning in speech production

Abstract: This study contributes to the discussion on pitch-related preplanning in spontaneous speech production. It investigates the relationship of phrasal length with declination slope, and the initial and final F0 height in intonation phrases extracted from a corpus of Estonian dialogues. The analysis is based on data from 10 speakers. The results show that the declination in shorter phrases is steeper than in longer ones, and that the phrase-initial F0 is higher in longer phrases. The phrase-final F0 height was, ho… Show more

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“…While pitch accents were analyzed manually, intonation phrase (IP) boundaries were identified semi-automatically with the help of a Praat script and subsequently manually checked. Intonational boundaries in Estonian can be signalled by pauses, final lengthening, hesitations or interrupted words, creaky voice and pitch reset (Asu et al 2016). Each transcriber independently produced her own annotation that was later compared to the other transcriber's.…”
Section: Transcription Of Intonationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While pitch accents were analyzed manually, intonation phrase (IP) boundaries were identified semi-automatically with the help of a Praat script and subsequently manually checked. Intonational boundaries in Estonian can be signalled by pauses, final lengthening, hesitations or interrupted words, creaky voice and pitch reset (Asu et al 2016). Each transcriber independently produced her own annotation that was later compared to the other transcriber's.…”
Section: Transcription Of Intonationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To identify the prosodic phrase boundaries, I used the methodology developed for the purposes of labelling intonation phrases in the Phonetic Corpus of Estonian Spontaneous Speech 6 , described e.g. in Asu et al (2016).…”
Section: [Seeni]f Leidub Metsas)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to identify the phrasing of palun, various boundary cues will be analysed including the occurrence of pauses, voice quality, pitch and durational characteristics, all of which have been shown to mark the boundaries of intonation phrases in Estonian (Asu et al , 2017.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%