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Re: vowels versus consonants



Look at the "silent center" studies by Strange, in which the vowels were deleted (causing little perceptual loss).

Pierre Divenyi

At 10:04 AM 4/1/2004 -0600, Ferguson, Sarah Hargus wrote:
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Does anyone know of any perceptual studies that have presented speech materials from which either just the consonants or just the vowels have been deleted ?  I use those quotation marks since of course acoustic information for individual phonemes is spread out quite a bit. I feel like I ve read about such an experiment but can t seem to find it in my files&

 

Thanks!

 

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