Introducing YARD (yet another rhythm determination) and re-introducing isochrony to rhythm research

Petra Wagner · Volker Dellwo

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Phonetics and Phonology Research Neuroscience and Music Perception Linguistic Studies and Language Acquisition

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The %V/∆C model of rhythmic class distinction captures syllable complexity rather than rhythm.An alternative rhythm measure will be proposed based on (z-transformed) syllable durations and inspired by the PVI-measure [1].Some evidence for the existence of isochronous syllable sequences is presented which might provide a new approach towards a classification into stress timed and syllable timed languages.

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