Description Usage Arguments Value References Examples
The R/C++ interface functions to ALINE. It is called by aline(), which is the preferred way to access it in most cases. The default features weights are those defined in Kondrak (2000).
1 2 3 4 5 | raw.alignment(s,
Syllabic = 5, Place = 40, Stop = 50,
Voice = 10, Nasal = 10, Retroflex = 10,
Lateral = 10, Aspirated = 5, Long = 1,
High = 5, Back = 5, Round = 5, sk=10)
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s |
A pair of ASCII-encoded words as defined by ALINE.map(). |
Syllabic, Place, Stop,
Voice, Nasal, Retroflex,
Lateral, Aspirated, Long,
High, Back, Round |
Feature weights used to determine the optimal alignment. |
sk |
The skip penalty used to determine the optimal alignment. |
A list containing the following elements:
'word pairs' |
The original word pair in ALINE ASCII encoding. |
'similarity score' |
The similarity score returned by ALINE. |
alignment1 |
The alignment of the first word presented in ALINE symbols. |
alignment2 |
The alignment of the second word presented in ALINE symbols. |
Kondrak, G. (2000). A new algorithm for the alignment of phonetic sequences. In Proceedings of the 1st North American Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics Conference.
1 2 | s<-c("digNgNira","dinnira")
raw.alignment(s)
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