A Summary of Speech Pronunciation Research based on the Electropalatograph
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https://doi.org/10.54691/bcpssh.v15i.417Keywords:
Electropalatograph; Experimental Phonetics; Speech Pronunciation; EPG.Abstract
This paper mainly introduces and summarizes the current status of electropalatograph research. The research on speech pronunciation based on the electropalatograph mainly uses the pronunciation physiology equipment—electropalatograph instrument to obtain the point-like image recording data when the tongue touches the upper palate during the process of speech pronunciation, and then carries out data analysis and modeling research. The electropalatograph mainly records the contact state of the tongue and palate, which can record and describe the process of speech pronunciation more accurately, objectively and scientifically. It can enrich the relevant theories of experimental phonetics and improve the traditional interpretation of speech pronunciation. Pronunciation mechanism provides reference data.
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