raw.alignment: R/C++ Interface

In alineR: Alignment of Phonetic Sequences Using the 'ALINE' Algorithm

Description

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).

Usage

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)

Arguments

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.

Value

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.

References

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.

Examples

s<-c("digNgNira","dinnira")
raw.alignment(s)

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