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KMID : 0917519970010010137
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Journal of Speech Sciences
1997 Volume.1 No. 1 p.137 ~ p.152
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MODELING QUANTITATIVE VARIATION - In the Kyungnam Dialect of Korean -
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Cho Yong-Hyung
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The objectives of this paper are to see how the declination is realized in the different positions/lengths of the utterance, to see if the F_0 value throughout the utterance changes in a predictable way, and if so, to find out the best quantitative model which fits the declination. The experiment results are as follows. First, the peak value over the utterance can be affected by the position of the peak and length of the utterance. Second, the choice of quantitative models is dependent on the different list lengths. Third, in everyone´s speech, there is a baseline (the lowest F_0 value a speaker can use), and the F_0 will not fall below the baseline. Forth, the peak F_0 of the last word in each list shows little variation in pitch value (target F_0) while the number of words in the list affects the starting F_0 values.
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