ProsodyPro — A Tool for Large-scale Systematic Prosody Analysis

Yi Xu

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

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This paper introduces ProsodyPro — A software tool for \nfacilitating large-scale analysis of speech prosody, especially \nfor experimental data. The program allows users to perform \nsystematic analysis of large amounts of data and generates a \nrich set of output, including both continuous data like timenormalized \nF0 contours and F0 velocity profiles suitable for \ngraphical analysis, and discrete measurements suitable for \nstatistical analysis. It maximizes efficiency by automating \ntasks that do not require human judgment, and saving analysis \noutput in formats that are ready for further graphical and \nstatistical analysis.

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