Perceivable information structure in discourse prosody-Detecting prominent prosodic words in spoken discourse using F0 contour

Su, Chao-yu; Tseng, Chiu‐yu

doi:10.1109/iscslp.2018.8706643

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“…We can confirm one of the conclusions of the study of Stehwien and Vu (2016) and Su and Tseng (2018) that prosodic information can point to the most important semantic information. We have shown that the E2E SLU model exploits prosodic information which favours its performance in predicting intents and in particular concepts.…”

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confidence: 79%

“…Regarding speech, increasing and decreasing pitch contours help define prosody (Plack and Oxenham, 2005). According to Stehwien and Vu (2016) and Su and Tseng (2018), most of the words related to concepts also carry a pitch accent and can point to the most salient semantic information. In order to verify this, they studied the correlation between pitch variations and concepts.…”

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confidence: 99%

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