Claire Nance
@clrnance.bsky.social
Professor of Phonetics at Lancaster University. Gàidhlig, Phonetics, Sociophonetics, Bilingualism, Articulation, Sociolinguistics. Otherwise in the mountains.
She/her
https://clairenance.github.io/
She/her
https://clairenance.github.io/
Congratulations on getting this funding! 🎉
January 24, 2025 at 8:34 AM
Congratulations on getting this funding! 🎉
Wow congratulations! 🎉
January 22, 2025 at 8:44 AM
Wow congratulations! 🎉
Oooh good suggestion!
January 17, 2025 at 9:26 AM
Oooh good suggestion!
We present an approach to collecting articulatory and acoustic data in public spaces combined with public engagement.
We also assess noisiness of acoustic data. Acoustic data collected at a market stall are noisier than lab data. But 96% of our market data were adequate for acoustic analysis.
We also assess noisiness of acoustic data. Acoustic data collected at a market stall are noisier than lab data. But 96% of our market data were adequate for acoustic analysis.
December 19, 2024 at 10:28 AM
We present an approach to collecting articulatory and acoustic data in public spaces combined with public engagement.
We also assess noisiness of acoustic data. Acoustic data collected at a market stall are noisier than lab data. But 96% of our market data were adequate for acoustic analysis.
We also assess noisiness of acoustic data. Acoustic data collected at a market stall are noisier than lab data. But 96% of our market data were adequate for acoustic analysis.
Great news Ben! Congratulations!! 🎉
December 9, 2024 at 1:47 PM
Great news Ben! Congratulations!! 🎉
In theory, yes. But I would be cautious about using these measures for contrasts relying on the tongue tip. You would need to be very confident of capturing a good tongue tip ultrasound image, which can be tricky. I can recommend this paper for more info: doi.org/10.1044/2023...
Tongue Shape Complexity in Children With and Without Speech Sound Disorders
Purpose:
This study investigates the hypothesis that younger speakers and speakers with more
severe speech sound disorders are more likely to use...
doi.org
December 9, 2024 at 11:56 AM
In theory, yes. But I would be cautious about using these measures for contrasts relying on the tongue tip. You would need to be very confident of capturing a good tongue tip ultrasound image, which can be tricky. I can recommend this paper for more info: doi.org/10.1044/2023...