tg.boundaryMagnet: tg.boundaryMagnet

In rPraat: Interface to Praat

Description

Aligns boundaries of intervals in the target tier (typically: "word") to the closest boundaries in the pattern tier (typically: "phone"). If there is no boundary within the tolerance limit in the pattern tier, the boundary position in the target tier is kept at its original position.

Usage

tg.boundaryMagnet(
  tg,
  targetTier,
  patternTier,
  boundaryTolerance = Inf,
  verbose = TRUE
)

Arguments

tg	TextGrid object
targetTier	index or "name" of the tier to be aligned
patternTier	index or "name" of the pattern tier
boundaryTolerance	if there is not any boundary in the pattern tier within this tolerance, the target boundary is kept at its position [default: Inf]
verbose	if TRUE, every boundary shift is printed [default: TRUE]

Value

TextGrid object

See Also

tg.insertBoundary, tg.insertInterval, tg.duplicateTier

Examples

## Not run: 
tg <- tg.sample()
tg <- tg.removeTier(tg, "phoneme")
tg <- tg.removeTier(tg, "syllable")
tg <- tg.removeTier(tg, "phrase")

# garble times in "word" tier a little
n <- length(tg$word$label)
deltaT <- runif(n - 1, min = -0.01, max = 0.015)
tg$word$t2[1: (n-1)] <- tg$word$t2[1: (n-1)] + deltaT
tg$word$t1[2: n] <- tg$word$t2[1: (n-1)]
tg.plot(tg)

# align "word" tier according to "phone tier"
tg2 <- tg.boundaryMagnet(tg, targetTier = "word", patternTier = "phone")
tg.plot(tg2)

## End(Not run)

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