This paper describes an automatic system for labelling intonational tune information based on the Rise/Fall/Connection model of intonation.

This paper describes an automatic system for la- belling intonational tune information based on the. Rise/Fall/Connection model of intonation. The system is.

An automatic system for labelling intonational tune information based on the Rise/Fall/Connection model of intonation that presupposes no prosodic knowledge ...

This paper describes a new model of intonation for English. The paper proposes that intonation can be described using a sequence of rise, fall and connection ...

This paper describes a new model of intonation for English. The paper proposes that intonation can be described using a sequence of rise, fall and ...

An automatic labelling system is described which can derive a rise/fall/connection description from any utterance without using prior knowledge or top-down.

Automatic recognition of intonation from F0 contours using the rise/fall/connection model · P. Taylor. Computer Science, Linguistics. EUROSPEECH. 1993. TLDR. An ...

This paper describes a new model of intonation for English. The paper proposes that intonation can be described using a sequence of rise, fall and connection ...

The tilt intonation model facilitates automatic analysis and syn- thesis of intonation. The analysis algorithm detects intonational events in F0 contours ...

This means that the L* H H% melody often used in yes/no questions (and illustrated in Figure 5 below) takes the form of a rise--plateau--rise in the F0 contour.