Prosodic features of Marathi news reading style

Barhate, Sanket; Kshirsagar, Shruti; Sanghvi, Niramay; Sabu, Kamini; Rao, Preeti; Bondale, Nandini

doi:10.1109/tencon.2016.7848421

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“…Os limites entre as frases são sinalizados, geralmente, por pausas e pelo alongamento da sílaba final (FUCHS & KRIVOKAPI, 2016;BARHATE et. al., 2016;YOUNIS, 2017;PAIXÃO E SERRA, 2018), mostrando que as pistas prosódicas podem sinalizar limites sintáticos (NESPOR;VOGEL, 1986).…”

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Características prosódicas associadas aos sinais de pontuação

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Oliveira

2021

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O objetivo deste artigo é apresentar uma revisão de escopo sobre as características prosódicas associadas aos sinais de pontuação. Foi realizado um levantamento bibliográfico a partir da pesquisa de descritores em inglês e português, organizados de acordo com a seguinte sintaxe: prosódia AND acústica AND discurso AND estrutura AND ("sinais de pontuação" OR "pontuação gráfica" OR "sinal de pontuação"), sem incluir citações e patentes nas bases de dados: OvidMedlin, Public Medicine Library (PubMed), Scopus (Elsevier), Ebscohost (Academic Search Premier), Gale Academic Online e Google Scholar. Observamos que existe uma diversidade de métodos empregados para analisar a correlação entre os sinais de pontuação e as características prosódicas. Os estudos desta revisão confirmaram nossa pergunta de pesquisa, evidenciando a relação entre os sinais de pontuação e os aspectos prosódicos. A maioria dos trabalhos relacionados à tecnologia desenvolveu diferentes redes neurais para transformar texto em fala e/ou para converter fala em texto e mostrou que as pausas são apontadas como indicadores mais fortes dos sinais de pontuação.

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“…Authors analyzed that the speakers consistently provide acoustic cues with increased duration, higher mean F0, and higher intensity, differentiating focus location. The authors of [6] used broadcast radio transmission Marathi news that are available to the general public to investigate the significant prosodic aspects of the Marathi news-reading style. The authors observed prominence and boundary as the important prosody cues for Marathi's news reading style.…”

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Linear Mixed Effect Modelling for Analyzing Prosodic Parameters for Marathi Language Emotions

Harhare¹,

Shah²

2021

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Along with linguistic messages, prosody is an essential paralinguistic component of emotional speech. Prosodic parameters such as intensity, fundamental frequency (F0), and duration were studied worldwide to understand the relationship between emotions and corresponding prosody features for various languages. For evaluating prosodic aspects of emotional Marathi speech, the Marathi language has received less attention. This study aims to see how different emotions affect suprasegmental properties such as pitch, duration, and intensity in Marathi's emotional speech. This study investigates the changes in prosodic features based on emotions, gender, speakers, utterances, and other aspects using a database with 440 utterances in happiness, fear, anger, and neutral emotions recorded by eleven Marathi professional artists in a recording studio. The acoustic analysis of the prosodic features was employed using PRAAT, a speech analysis framework. A statistical study using a two-way Analysis of Variance (two-way ANOVA) explores emotion, gender, and their interaction for mean pitch, mean intensity, and sentence utterance time. In addition, three distinct linear mixed-effect models (LMM), one for each prosody characteristic designed comprising emotion and gender factors as fixed effect variables, whereas speakers and sentences as random effect variables. The relevance of the fixed effect and random effect on each prosodic variable was verified using likelihood ratio tests that assess the goodness of fit. Based on Marathi's emotional speech, the R programming language examined linear mixed modeling for mean pitch, mean intensity, and sentence duration.

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Predicting children’s perceived reading proficiency with prosody modeling

Sabu,

Rao

2024

Computer Speech & Language

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Prosodic features of Marathi news reading style

Cited by 6 publications

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Características prosódicas associadas aos sinais de pontuação

Características prosódicas associadas aos sinais de pontuação

Linear Mixed Effect Modelling for Analyzing Prosodic Parameters for Marathi Language Emotions

Predicting children’s perceived reading proficiency with prosody modeling

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