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Author_Andras Kornai
autosegmental analysis
Autosegmental Phonology
Autosegmental Representations
Autosegmental Theory
Category=CFH
Class Node
computational linguistics
Congruence Classes
Direct Product Decomposition
Duration Density
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Feature Geometry
Finite State Control
Grammar
Interval Structures
Interval System
Kleene's Theorem
Kleene’s Theorem
Linear Code
Linear Encoding
Major Class Features
Markov Modeling
Markov Models
Markov models in linguistics
Model Theoretic Interpretation
Neutral Segments
Non-convex Domains
Phonetic Interpretation
Phonetics
phonological rule systems
Phonology
Speech Engineers
speech signal processing
Structured Markov Models
structured Markov phonology models
Surface Phonological Representations
synchronisation in speech
Timing Tier
Van Santen
Product details
- ISBN 9781138321151
- Weight: 430g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 20 Apr 2020
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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This work, first published in 1995, is primarily addressed to phonologists interested in speech and to speech engineers interested in phonology, two groups of people with very different expectations about what constitutes a convincing, rigorous study. The subject matter, the application of autosegmental theory for Markov modeling, is technical, but not really esoteric – autosegmental theory is at the core of contemporary phonology and Markov models are the main tool of speech recognition. Therefore, it is hoped that anyone interested in at least one of these two fields will be able to follow the presentation.
Andras Kornai is a mathematical linguist. Besides phonology, he studied the formal theory of syntax, particularly finite automata and X-bar theory, and formal semantics, with emphasis on lexical semantics. His new textbook, Semantics, is forthcoming with Springer, where his previous monograph, Mathematical Linguistics, was published in 2007. Kornai is a professor at the Department of Algebra, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, and a member of Academia Europaea. His homepage is at www.kornai.com.
