COMM-DIS 210 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Speech Recognition, Dragon Naturallyspeaking, Pragmatics
10 Mar 2016
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Components of speech/language producion: cogniive-linguisic processes language, sensorimotor planning and programming speech, neuromuscular execuion speech. Speech disorders: dysarthria, voice disorders, stutering, clet lip, apraxia of speech, ****dysphasia***** Language: socially shared code, arbitrary code, rule-governed system, generaive process. How many diferent sentences can you make: dynamic scheme: sounds, grammar, words caught vs cot, shakespearean english. Language modaliies: gesture, writen language, spoken language, sign language, tacile language. People who are blind vs people who are deaf. Background noise, hearing impairment children vs adults vs very old adult. Language form: phonology: sound system take stake, phoneme: basic sound segment. Vowels: phonotacic rules: arrangement of phonemes. Text to speech: morphology: structure of words. Morpheme the smallest unit of meaning can"t be further analyzed without losing the meaning. Bound morphemes: syntax: word arrangements in sentences. Language content: semanics: meaning, semanic features: pieces of meaning that come together to deine a paricular word. + human, + female, + young girl.
