Alistair Beith
@abeith.bsky.social
Research Fellow in Hearing Sciences at University of Nottingham | Speech | Communication | #Rstats
December 3, 2024 at 10:49 AM
We have just shared the preprint of our upcoming book chapter.
When you alter the timing of recorded speech in an experiment you inevitably disrupt the prosodic structure. We present 3 retiming methods for imposing a predetermined rhythm on speech, and introduce the concept of a Rhythmic Chimera.
When you alter the timing of recorded speech in an experiment you inevitably disrupt the prosodic structure. We present 3 retiming methods for imposing a predetermined rhythm on speech, and introduce the concept of a Rhythmic Chimera.
OSF
doi.org
November 22, 2024 at 12:41 PM
We have just shared the preprint of our upcoming book chapter.
When you alter the timing of recorded speech in an experiment you inevitably disrupt the prosodic structure. We present 3 retiming methods for imposing a predetermined rhythm on speech, and introduce the concept of a Rhythmic Chimera.
When you alter the timing of recorded speech in an experiment you inevitably disrupt the prosodic structure. We present 3 retiming methods for imposing a predetermined rhythm on speech, and introduce the concept of a Rhythmic Chimera.
You can now produce spectrograms in my {retimer} package #RStats using 4 different methods. Check out the vignette for examples including tidyverse plotting.
spectrogram
abeith.github.io
November 21, 2024 at 8:03 PM
You can now produce spectrograms in my {retimer} package #RStats using 4 different methods. Check out the vignette for examples including tidyverse plotting.