Lecture 8 reading


Grabe, E., G. Kochanski and J. Coleman (2007). Connecting intonation labels to mathematical descriptions of fundamental frequency. Language and Speech 50 (3), 281-310. http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/00238309070500030101
This paper uses orthogonal polynomials to model f0 contours in various kinds of sentences in several UK English dialects.

JE Evans, M Chu, JAD Aston and C Su (2010). Linguistic and human effects on F0 in a tonal dialect of Qiang Phonetica, 67: 82-99. Preprint.
This paper gives a mixed effects analysis for a rare Sino-Tibetan language and finds previously undocumented linguistic male / female distinctions.


Further examples and scripts:

All the materials (presentations, software, data etc.) from one-day teach-in in Oxford on acoustic modelling of sound change (8 Jan 2016) can be downloaded from here.

Materials from the Tutorial workshop on methods for large-scale phonetic data analysis (7 Apr 2014) can be downloaded from here