Speaker normalization in the perception of Mandarin Chinese tones

Moore, Corinne B., Jongman, Allard·1997·The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America

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  5. Formulating the Identification of Mandarin Tone2 and Tone3 in multi-dimensional spaces
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  6. Perceptual learning of lexical tone categories: an ERP study
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  8. Effect of contour tone on tone normalization in Cantonese
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  10. Perception of Contour Tones Produced by Cantonese Dysarthric Speakers
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  12. Chapter 5. Perception of Mandarin tones and intonation by American L2 learners
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  13. Chapter 9. From research to practice
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  14. Chapter 6. Acquisition of Mandarin Tone 3 sandhi
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  15. Chapter 2. Prosody of Mandarin Chinese and English
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  16. Chapter 4. Acquisition of utterance-level prosody in L2 Mandarin Chinese
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  17. The effect of tonal context on second language learners' Mandarin tone production.
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  18. Effect of contextual tonal variation on speech recognition: Evidence from eye movements.
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  20. Non-tone monolingual and bilingual infants' tone perception under perceptual reorganization
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  21. Audiovisual perception of Mandarin lexical tones
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  23. Chapter 3. L2 acquisition of Mandarin tones
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  26. Learning Mandarin tones through pitch-time diagrams: A computer-assisted visual approach
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  27. Categorical Perception of Mandarin Tones Based on Acoustic Features by Japanese Learners
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  30. Effects of Musical Experience and Linguistic Experience on Categorization of Melodic and Lexical Tones
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  31. Lexical Tone and Perceptual Training: Implications for Children with Cochlear Implants
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  33. Chinese morphology
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  34. Chinese syntax II
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  35. Phonetics and phonology (I)
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  36. Phonetics and phonology (II)
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  37. Chinese syntax I
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  38. Introduction to linguistics and Chinese language
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  39. Chinese writing system
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  40. Answer Keys
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  41. Tone ratios combined with F0 register in Cantonese as speaker-dependent characteristic
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  42. Testing the Obligatory Contour Principle and Tonal Markedness Scale effects in L2 tonal acquisition
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  43. Table of contents
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  44. Index
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  45. Preface
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  46. List of abbreviations
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  47. Prelim pages
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  48. Acknowledgements
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  49. References
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  50. Chapter 10. Conclusion
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  51. Prelim pages
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  52. Chapter 1. Introduction
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  53. Table of contents
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  54. References
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  55. List of Figures
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  56. Index
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  57. Acknowledgements
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  58. List of Tables
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