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Bavarian Archive for Speech Signals
Pronunciation Rule Set PHONRUL 9.0
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Last update of this page: 12/12/96
General
PHONRUL is a collection of computer-readable under-specifying pronunciation
rules of High German. The set does not contain any dialect-specific rules,
however the line between fluent High German and dialects is arbitrary.
Presently this rule set is used at the university of Munich to aid
full automatic segmentation and labelling
of unknown speech utterances.
The rule set was transferred to BAS for general distribution in Oct 1996.
The rule set in it's present form consists of approx. 1500 complex rules
which expands to 5546 simple replacement rules. The rule set was designed for
extended German SAM-PA, but can be translated
into other alphabets (eg. Worldbet, IPA) without much effort.
A more detailed description of the rule set can be found
here. A possible algorithm
to apply the rules to a canonic pronunciation is described
here.
History
Oct 1996 : 9.0 - first version for distribution
Contacts
BAS: Florian Schiel
Copyright Holder:
Availability
The rule set PHONRUL is distributed to scientific and commercial institutions.
A fee to cover our administrative and technical expenses is charged and a
signed user agreement
should be faxed or send by mail
to the BAS.
PHONRUL 9.0
3,5" disk or file transfer
Scientific Fee (ELRA member): EUR 127.82
Scientific Fee (non ELRA member): EUR 255.65
Commercial Fee (ELRA member): EUR 631.45
Commercial Fee (non ELRA member): EUR 1262.89
Please send orders to the following address:
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Universität Müchen
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permission of the BAS.
Florian Schiel