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# Long and short Icelandic vowels
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Choose a word, speaker group, and aligner type. Available speaker groups are native speakers, second-language speakers, or all. Aligner options are Montreal Forced Aligner (MFA) and CTC decoding with Wav2vec-2.0.
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The general expectation is that syllables with long stressed vowels followed by short consonants have a higher vowel:consonant duration ratio, while syllables with short stressed vowels followed by long consonants have a lower vowel:consonant ratio. However, a great many other factors affect the relative duration in any one recorded token. See Pind 1999, 'Speech segment durations and quantity in Icelandic' (J. Acoustical Society of America, 106(2)) for a review of the acoustics of Icelandic vowel duration.
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gr.Markdown(
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# Long and short Icelandic vowels
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Choose a word, speaker group, and aligner type. Available speaker groups are native speakers, second-language speakers, or all. Aligner options are Montreal Forced Aligner (MFA) and CTC decoding with Wav2vec-2.0. If the graph shows "Error" this means there is not data for the selected word, speaker group, and alignment type.
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The general expectation is that syllables with long stressed vowels followed by short consonants have a higher vowel:consonant duration ratio, while syllables with short stressed vowels followed by long consonants have a lower vowel:consonant ratio. However, a great many other factors affect the relative duration in any one recorded token. See Pind 1999, 'Speech segment durations and quantity in Icelandic' (J. Acoustical Society of America, 106(2)) for a review of the acoustics of Icelandic vowel duration.
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