On modeling the rhythm of natural languages

Pier Marco Bertinetto · Chiara Bertini

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Phonetics and Phonology Research Speech Recognition and Synthesis Linguistic Studies and Language Acquisition

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We describe a new model for the formal representation of the rhythmic tendencies of natural languages.The algorithm is a modification of PVI, proposed by Grabe and Low [10].The model was tested on a fairly substantial corpus of Italian semispontaneous productions, and its outcome compared with that yielded by two well-known algorithms (Ramus [14] and PVI).

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