P82-1025 away from approximating human speech perception capability . We really have no
P79-1005 insight into the nature of human speech perception . It is the author 's belief
D13-1005 model to characteristics of infant speech perception . Infants show an asymmetry between
P91-1054 prosodic information impacts human speech perception at many different levels -LSB-
J88-2010 recognition , and auditory modeling of speech perception . Karjalainen 's address is Helsinki
H90-1040 well known linguistic theories of speech perception . The two most striking features
J95-4005 importance of formant peaks in speech perception , especially in the case of vowels
H93-1064 previous experience with synthetic speech perception experiments , we expect these
J79-1016 Fortunately , much research on speech perception does not require exact duplication
E12-1001 Abstract Much of what we know about speech perception comes from laboratory studies
P79-1005 TOWARD A COMPUTATIONAL THEORY OF SPEECH PERCEPTION </title> Jonathan Allen ABSTRACT
P79-1005 seen that in order to model human speech perception , it is necessary to dynamically
P79-1000 papers on topics as varied as speech perception , the formal definition of knowledge
J88-2015 , comparing it to human visual speech perception , and estimating its potential
W12-1629 idiosyncracy due to human variability in speech perception , gesture recognition , and ,
P79-1005 the current knowledge of human speech perception , but form the proper basis for
W04-1307 available , as suggested in neonate speech perception is the case , SL can not , in
C73-1013 verbal perceptual structures . Speech perception may in a broad sense be defined
W10-2201 for this position ( e.g. from speech perception and phoneme monitoring experiments
P82-1025 computational linguists for models of speech perception . Over these twenty years , we
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