[mary-dev] [mary-users] Labelling gaps

[Jerome Perri]

Hi Asif,

that is a very good explanation, I agree with it.
Thank you.

Jerome

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To: jerome.perri at hotmail.com; ingmar.steiner at ucd.ie; mary-dev at dfki.de; mary-users at dfki.de
Subject: Re: [mary-users] [mary-dev] Labelling gaps
Date: Sun, 30 Sep 2012 09:22:39 -0400








Hello Jerome,
 
I am not expert but I will try to explain it by 
logic.
I will assume it as a syllable pause.(Phonetic 
Pause) 
The gap or pause between HO 
and TEL is due to syllables of this word. 
 HO is 1st block and TEL 
is 2nd block of this disyllable word, HO is said completely 1st and 
as one block while a pause came before TEL to make a 
complete word, TEL caused a gap between both blocks, so in my 
opinion gap/pause should be labeled 
as a part of T. 
 
 
Thanks
 
Asif Mir
 
 
 
 


From: Jerome Perri 
Sent: Friday, September 28, 2012 6:49 AM
To: ingmar.steiner at ucd.ie ; mary-dev at dfki.de ; mary-users at dfki.de 
Subject: [mary-users] [mary-dev] Labelling gaps


Hello!

I would like to ask what the rules for labelling are 
for cases where there is a gap.

For example in a word like "hotel":
It 
is likely that the speaker made a small pause betwee the "o" and the 
"t".
Should the gap/pause be labelled as a part of the "o" or as a part of 
"t"?

Thank you!

Jerome




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