Representing 'how you say' with 'what you say': English corpus of focused speech and text reflecting corresponding implications
Representing 'how you say' with 'what you say': English corpus of focused speech and text reflecting corresponding implications
In speech communication, how something is said (paralinguistic information) is as crucial as what is said (linguistic information).As a type of paralinguistic information, English speech uses sentence stress, the heaviest prominence within a sentence, to convey emphasis.While different placements of sentence stress communicate different emphatic implications, current speech translation systems …