Phonemes: Miller-Nicely Consonant Phoneme Confusion Data
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Miller-Nicely Consonant Phoneme Confusion Data
Description
Miller-Nicely data on the auditory confusion of 16 consonant
phonemes.
Usage
data("Phonemes")
Format
A symmetric matrix of the misclassification probabilities of 16
English consonant phonemes.
Details
Miller and Nicely (1955) obtained the confusions by exposing female
subjects to a series of syllables consisting of one of the 16
consonants followed by the vowel ‘a’ under 17 different
experimental conditions. The data provided are obtained from
aggregating the six so-called flat-noise conditions in which only the
speech-to-noise ratio was varied into a single matrix of
misclassification frequencies.
Source
The data set is also contained in file ‘mapclus.data’ in the
shell archive https://netlib.org/mds/mapclus.shar.
References
G. A. Miller and P. E. Nicely (1955).
An analysis of perceptual confusions among some English consonants.
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 27,
338–352.
\Sexpr[results=rd]{tools:::Rd_expr_doi("10.1121/1.1907526")}.
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Miller-Nicely Consonant Phoneme Confusion Data
Description
Miller-Nicely data on the auditory confusion of 16 consonant phonemes.
Usage
data("Phonemes")Format
A symmetric matrix of the misclassification probabilities of 16 English consonant phonemes.
Details
Miller and Nicely (1955) obtained the confusions by exposing female subjects to a series of syllables consisting of one of the 16 consonants followed by the vowel ‘a’ under 17 different experimental conditions. The data provided are obtained from aggregating the six so-called flat-noise conditions in which only the speech-to-noise ratio was varied into a single matrix of misclassification frequencies.
Source
The data set is also contained in file ‘mapclus.data’ in the shell archive https://netlib.org/mds/mapclus.shar.
References
G. A. Miller and P. E. Nicely (1955). An analysis of perceptual confusions among some English consonants. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 27, 338–352. \Sexpr[results=rd]{tools:::Rd_expr_doi("10.1121/1.1907526")}.
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