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Direct cueing of word identity through word duration: evidence from Mandarin homophones
Xiaomeng Zhu, Megan Niu, Jason Shaw +1
While there is increasing evidence that words are stored in the mental lexicon with some phonetic detail, there are open questions about exactly which phonetic details are stored a…
Evaluation of forced alignment of code-mixed speech: the case of Hindi-English
Ayushi Pandey, Pamir Gogoi, Kevin Tang
Code-mixed speech poses unique challenges to forced alignment: expanded inventories, orthographic errors, and speaker variation. We evaluate forced alignment of Hindi-English code-…
A Sociolinguistic Analysis of Automatic Speech Recognition Bias in Newcastle English
Dana Serditova, Kevin Tang
Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) systems are widely used in everyday communication, education, healthcare, and industry, yet their performance remains uneven across speakers, par…
Disambiguation of morpho-syntactic features of African American English -- the case of habitual be
Harrison Santiago, Joshua Martin, Sarah Moeller +1
Recent research has highlighted that natural language processing (NLP) systems exhibit a bias against African American speakers. The bias errors are often caused by poor representa…
Prosody leaks into the memories of words
Kevin Tang, Jason A. Shaw
The average predictability (aka informativity) of a word in context has been shown to condition word duration (Seyfarth, 2014). All else being equal, words that tend to occur in mo…