Date:
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Sunday, February 19th, 2017 (9:30am-4:30pm)
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Topic:
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Introduction to Segmentation and Labeling
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Lecturer:
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Kyoko Takeuchi (Japan Welfare Education College, Kokugakuin Univerisity)
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Venue:
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Japan Welfare Education College, Main Building, 6th floor
2-16-3 Takadanobaba, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo (1 minute walk from Takadanobaba station)
http://www.nippku.ac.jp/access/
(Please refrain from contacting the venue. All inquiry should be addressed to psj2016k@yahoo.co.jp)
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Host:
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Planning Committee, The Phonetic Society of Japan
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Admission:
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2000 yen for members (including student members), 3000 yen for non-members
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Capacity:
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30
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Registration:
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Please send an e-mail to:
psj2016k@yahoo.co.jp
Please write “Registration for Introduction to Segmentation and Labeling” in the e-mail subject.
Please include the following information.
- Name:
- Affiliation:
- Membership status (Member or Non-member):
- Student or non-student:
- Contact information (home/work):
- Address:
- Phone number:
- E-mail:
- E-mail address for receiving messages before the seminar (required):
- Request about seminar:
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What to prepare:
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- Writing utensils (We will first practice labeling by hand. Recommended: pencils, eraser, red pen for correction, ruler)
- Headset (headphones and microphone on the same device)
Please see the following website for reference
http://www2.elecom.co.jp/products/HS-HP22SV.html
- We will use a Windows computer and Wavesurfer (free software for acoustical analysis) We will prepare the computers, but you may bring you own if you wish.
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Overview:
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9:30-12:30
- How to use WaveSurfer (software for acoustical analysis)(recording, saving, how to open files, how to print out), create a template for segmentation and labeling
- Measure frequencies/fundamental frequencies of vowels from waveforms
- Measure formant frequencies from sound spectrograms
- Understand the relationship of pitch contour, fundamental frequency, and vocal fold vibration
1:30-4:30pm
- Review of phonetics (vowels, plosives, fricatives, nasals, approximants, etc.) and practice segmentation and labeling
- Segmentation and labeling (short and long sentences)
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