We use the mapping described by Story et al. [6] to find the coefficients (q1, q2) corresponding to the first average formants F1 and F2 (kHz) of the Spanish vowels pronounced by our participants. Thi
Recent evidence for the influence of morphological structure on the phonetic output goes unexplained by established models of speech production and by theories of the morphology-phonology interaction.
Purpose The present study was designed to investigate the relation of formant transitions to place-of-articulation for stop consonants. A speech production model was used to generate simulated
We use the mapping described by Story et al. [6] to find the coefficients (q1, q2) corresponding to the first average formants F1 and F2 (kHz) of the Spanish vowels pronounced by our participants. Thi