ناوردایی و تغییرپذیری در فرایندهای گفتار ۲۰۱۴
invariance and Variability in Speech Processes 2014

1. Cover

2. Title

3. Copyright

4. Preface

5. Dedication

6. Dedication

7. Acknowledgements

8. Contents

9. Contributors

1. Toward a Model of the Development of Speech Perception

2. Discovering Sound Units and Constructing Sound Systems: It’s Child’s Play

3. Sources of Variability in Early Speech Development

4. On the Genetic Basis of Linguistic Variation

5. Auditory Models as Front Ends in Speech Recognition Systems

6. Speech Perception as Vector Analysis: An Approach to the Problem of Invariance and Segmentation

7. Variation and Interaction in Speech

8. Analysis of French Stop Consonants Using a Model of the Peripheral Auditory System

9. On Acoustic Invariance in Speech

10. Invariance and Variability in Speech Production: A Distinction Between Linguistic Intent and Its Neuromotor Implementation

11. Relative Invariance of Articulatory Movements: An Iceberg Model

12. Temporal Invariance in the Production of Speech

13. Invariance and Variability in Speech Timing: From Utterance to Segment in German

14. Problem of Variability in Speech Recognition and in Models of Speech Perception

15. Performing Fine Phonetic Distinctions: Templates versus Features

16. Normalization and Vowel Perception

17. Exploiting Lawful Variability in the Speech Wave

18. Phonological Evidence for Top-Down Processing in Speech Perception

19. Sources of Inherent Variation in the Speech Process

20. Toward a Phonetic and Phonological Theory of Redundant Features

21. Variability of Feature Specifications

22. Features—Fiction and Facts

23. On the Origin and Purpose of Discreteness and Invariance in Sound Patterns

24. Invariance and Variability of Words in the Speech Chain

25. Invariance in Phonetics

35. References

36. Index