Search results for "DiSS"

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1	Laura E. de Ruiter	Self-repairs in German children's peer interaction - initial explorations.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Rena Nemoto	Which kind of hesitations can be found in Estonian spontaneous speech?	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Kikuo Maekawa	Prediction of F0 height of filled pauses in spontaneous Japanese: a preliminary report.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Andrea Deme, Alexandra Markó	Lengthenings aand filled pauses in Hungarian adults' and children's speech.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Charlotte Wollermann, Eva Lasarcyk, Ulrich Schade, Bernhard Schröder	Disfluencies and uncertainty perception - evidence from a human - machine scenario.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Malte Belz, Myriam Klapi	Pauses following fillers in L1 and L2 German map task dialogues.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Jonathan Ginzburg, Raquel Fernández, David Schlangen	Self-addressed questions in disfluencies.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Martin Corley	Disfluency in speech: the listener's perspective.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Yasuharu Den, Natsuko Nakagawa	Anti-zero pronominalization: when Japanese speakers overtly express omissible topic phrases.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Vered Silber-Varod, Takehiko Maruyama	The linguistic role of hesitation disfluencies: evidence from Hebrew and Japanese.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Julie Beliao, Anne Lacheret	Disfluency and discursive markers: when prosody and syntax plan discourse.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Helena Moniz, Fernando Batista, Isabel Trancoso, Ana Isabel Mata	Automatic structural metadata identification based on multilayer prosodic information.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Michiko Watanabe	Phrasal complexity and the occurrence of filled pauses in presentation speeches in Japanese.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1		6th Workshop on Disfluency in Spontaneous Speech, DiSS 2013, Stockholm, Sweden, August 21-23, 2013	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Sieb G. Nooteboom, Hugo Quené	Self-monitoring as reflected in identification of misspoken segments.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Takehiko Maruyama	Analysis of parenthetical clauses in spontaneous Japanese.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Hanae Koiso, Yasuharu Den	Acoustic and linguistics features related to speech planning appearing at weak clause boundaries in Japanese monologs.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Nivja H. De Jong, Hans Rutger Bosker	Choosing a threshold for silent pauses to measure second language fluency.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Klim Peshkov, Laurent Prévot 0001, Stéphane Rauzy, Berthille Pallaud	Catogorizing syntactic chunks for marking disfluent speech in French language.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Herbert H. Clark	Conceptions of disfluencies.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Jorge Proença, Dirce Celorico, Arlindo Veiga, Sara Candeias, Fernando Perdigão	Acoustical characterization of vocalic fillers in European Portuguese.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Sara Candeias, Dirce Celorico, Jorge Proença, Arlindo Veiga, Fernando Perdigão	HESITA(tions) in Portuguese: a database.	DiSS	2013	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Shigeyoshi Kitazawa	Evaluation of vowel hiatus in prosodic boundaries of Japanese.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Peter Howell, Olatunji O. Akande	Simulations of the types of disfluency produced in spontaneous utterances by fluent speakers, and the change in disfluency type seen as speakers who stutter get older.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Jumpei Kaneda	Phrase-final rise-fall intonation and disfluency in Japanese - a preliminary study.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Jean Véronis, Estelle Campione (eds.)	ISCA Tutorial and Research Workshop (ITRW) on Disfluency in Spontaneous Speech, DiSS '05, Aix-en-Provence, France, September 10-12, 2005	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Melanie Soderstrom, James L. Morgan	Disfluency in speech input to infants? the interaction of mother and child to create error-free speech input for language acquisition.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Tiit Hennoste	Repair-initiating particles and um-s in Estonian spontaneous speech.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Ellen Thompson	A cross-linguistic look at VP-ellipsis and verbal speech errors.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Berthille Pallaud	The re-adjustment of word-fragments in spontaneous spoken French.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Yelena Yasinnik, Stefanie Shattuck-Hufnagel, Nanette Veilleux	Gesture marking of disfluencies in spontaneous speech.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Kristy Beers Fägersten	Hesitations and repair in German.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Janet Fletcher, Nicholas Evans, Belinda Ross	The intra-word pause and disfluency in Dalabon.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Katarina Bartkova	Prosodic cues of spontaneous speech in French.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Jean Léon Bouraoui, Nadine Vigouroux	Disfluency phenomena in an apprenticeship corpus.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Elgar-Paul Magro	Disfluency markers and their facial and gestural correlates. preliminary observations on a dialogue in French.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Pierpaolo Busan, Giovanna Pelamatti, Alessandro Tavano, Michele Grassi, Franco Fabbro	Improvement of verbal behavior after pharmacological treatment of developmental stuttering: a case study.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Rodolfo Delmonte	Modeling conversational styles in Italian by means of overlaps.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Estelle Campione, Jean Véronis	Pauses and hesitations in French spontaneous speech.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Sieb G. Nooteboom	Lexical bias re-re-visited. some further data on its possible cause.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Maria Candea, Ioana Vasilescu, Martine Adda-Decker	Inter- and intra-language acoustic analysis of autonomous fillers.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Jennifer Cole 0001, Mark Hasegawa-Johnson, Chilin Shih, Heejin Kim, Eun-Kyung Lee, Hsin-Yi Dora Lu, Yoonsook Mo, Taejin Yoon	Prosodic parallelism as a cue to repetition and error correction disfluency.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	T. Florian Jaeger	Optional that indicates production difficulty: evidence from disfluencies.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Michiko Watanabe, Yasuharu Den, Keikichi Hirose, Nobuaki Minematsu	The effects of filled pauses on native and non-native listeners2 speech processing.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Jan McAllister, Mary Kingston	Characteristics of final part-word repetitions.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Doroteo T. Toledano, Antonio Moreno-Sandoval, José Colás Pasamontes, Javier Garrido Salas	Acoustic-phonetic decoding of different types of spontaneous speech in Spanish.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Yuan Zhao, Dan Jurafsky	A preliminary study of Mandarin filled pauses.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Sandrine Henry	Repeats in spontaneous spoken French: the influence of the complexity of phrases.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Hannele Nicholson, Ellen Gurman Bard, Robin J. Lickley, Anne H. Anderson, Catriona Havard, Yiya Chen	Disfluency and behaviour in dialogue: evidence from eye-gaze.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Andrew A. Cooper, John T. Hale	Promotion of disfluency in syntactic parallelism.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Philippe Boula de Mareüil, Benoit Habert, Frédérique Bénard, Martine Adda-Decker, Claude Barras, Gilles Adda, Patrick Paroubek	A quantitative study of disfluencies in French broadcast interviews.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Tobias Lövgren, Jan van Doorn	Influence of manipulation of short silent pause duration on speech fluency.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Che-Kuang Lin, Shu-Chuan Tseng, Lin-Shan Lee	Important and new features with analysis for disfluency interruption point (IP) detection in spontaneous Mandarin speech.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Peter Howell, Jennifer Hayes, Ceri Savage, Jane Ladd, Nafisa Patel	Factors that determine the form and position of disfluencies in spontaneous utterances.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Timothy Arbisi-Kelm, Sun-Ah Jun	A comparison of disfluency patterns in normal and stuttered speech.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Matthew P. Aylett	Extracting the acoustic features of interruption points using non-lexical prosodic analysis.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Myriam Piccaluga, Jean-Luc Nespoulous, Bernard Harmegnies	Disfluencies as a window on cognitive processing. an analysis of silent pauses in simultaneous interpreting.	DiSS	2005	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Matthew P. Aylett	Disfluency and speech recognition profile factors.	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Piroska Lendvai, Antal van den Bosch, Emiel Krahmer	Memory-based disfluency chunking.	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Torbjörn Lager	In dialogue with a desktop calculator: A concurrent stream processing approach to building simple conversational agents.	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Caroline L. Rieger	Disfluencies and hesitation strategies in oral L2 tests.	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Yasuharu Den	Some strategies in prolonging speech segments in spontaneous Japanese.	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Fan Yang 0022, Peter A. Heeman, Susan E. Strayer	Acoustically verifying speech repair annotations.	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Ramona Benkenstein, Adrian P. Simpson	Phonetic correlates of self-repair involving word repetition in German spontaneous speech.	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Shu-Chuan Tseng	Repairs and repetitions in spontaneous Mandarin.	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Sheena Finlayson, Victoria Forrest, Robin J. Lickley, Janet MacKenzie Beck	Effects of the restriction of hand gestures on disfluency.	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Kim Kirsner, John Dunn, Kathryn Hird	Fluency: Time for a Paradigm Shift.	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Martine Adda-Decker, Benoit Habert, Claude Barras, Gilles Adda, Philippe Boula de Mareüil, Patrick Paroubek	A disfluency study for cleaning spontaneous speech automatic transcripts and improving speech language models.	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Guergana K. Savova, Joan Bachenko	Prosodic features of four types of disfluencies.	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1		ISCA Tutorial and Research Workshop (ITRW) on Disfluency in Spontaneous Speech, DiSS '03, Göteborg, Sweden, September 5-8, 2003	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Robert J. Hartsuiker, Martin Corley, Robin J. Lickley, Melanie Russell	Perception of disfluency in people who stutter and people who do not stutter: Results from magnitude estimation.	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Peter Howell	Is a perceptual monitor needed to explain how speech errors are repaired?	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Krisztina Menyhárt	Age-dependent types and frequency of disfluencies.	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Kotaro Funakoshi, Takenobu Tokunaga	Evaluation of a robust parser for spoken Japanese.	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Sandrine Henry, Berthille Pallaud	Word fragments and repeats in spontaneous spoken French.	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Hannele Nicholson, Ellen Gurman Bard, Robin J. Lickley, Anne H. Anderson, Jim Mullin, David Kenicer, Lucy Smallwood	The intentionality of disfluency: Findings from feedback and timing.	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Sieb G. Nooteboom	Self-monitoring is the main cause of lexical bias in phonological speech errors.	DiSS	2003	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Klaus J. Kohler, Benno Peters, Thomas Wesener	Interruption glottalization in German spontaneous speech.	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Asa Wengelin	Disfluencies in writing - are they like in speaking?	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Danielle Duez	Acoustico-phonetic characteristics of filled pauses in spontaneous French speech: preliminary results.	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Laura Abou-Haidar	Pauses in speech by French speakers with Down Syndrome.	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Sieb G. Nooteboom	Different sources of lexical bias and overt self-corrections.	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Jan McAllister, Susan Cato-Symonds, Blake Johnson	Listeners' ERP responses to false starts and repetitions in spontaneous speech.	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Michiko Yoshida	Repeated phoneme effect in Japanese speech errors.	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Robert Eklund	Prolongations: A dark horse in the disfluency stable.	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Michiko Watanabe	The usage of fillers at discourse segment boundaries in japanese lecture-style monologues.	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1		ISCA Tutorial and Research Workshop (ITRW) on Disfluency in Spontaneous Speech, DiSS '01, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, August 29-31, 2001	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Richard Shillcock, Simon Kirby, Scott McDonald, Chris Brew	Filled pauses and their status in the mental lexicon.	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Yasuharu Den	Are word repetitions really intended by the speaker?	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Luis Javier Rodríguez, Inés Torres, Amparo Varona	Annotation and analysis of disfluencies in a spontaneous speech corpus in Spanish.	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Ben Hutchinson, Cécile Pereira	Um, one large pizza. A preliminary study of disfluency modelling for improving ASR.	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Mária Gósy	The double function of disfluency phenomena in spontaneous speech.	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Tapio Hokkanen	Prosodic marking of self-repairs.	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Robin J. Lickley	Dialogue moves and disfluency rates.	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Jörg Spilker, Anton Batliner, Elmar Nöth	How to repair speech repairs in an end-to-end system.	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Mandana Seyfeddinipur, Sotaro Kita	Gesture as an indicator of early error detection in self-monitoring of speech.	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Ellen Gurman Bard, Robin J. Lickley, Matthew P. Aylett	Is disfluency just difficulty?	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Karl G. D. Bailey, Fernanda Ferreira	Do non-word disfluencies affect syntactic parsing?	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Jeanne-Marie Debaisieux, José Deulofeu	Grammatically unacceptable utterances are communicatively accepted by native speakers, why are they ?	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF
1	Nada Vasic, Frank Wijnen	Stuttering and speech monitoring.	DiSS	2001	DBLP BibTeX RDF

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