Electromagnetic articulography in coarticulation research

Philip Hoole · Noël Nguyen

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This paper gives an overview of the basic methodological issues relevant to the use of electromagnetic articulography in experimental phonetics. The following topics are covered: measurement principle, sources of error, environmental conditions, combination with other equipment, disturbances to the subjects' speech, safety.

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