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dmort27
Python package and data files for manipulating phonological segments (phones, phonemes) in terms of universal phonological features.
Hi, I noticed that ʉ is coded as -back, whereas ɨ is coded as +back. I am assuming the coding for ʉ is a mistake? Bonnie
Just curious to find out - how were these weights picked? > `The cost of changine an articulatory feature is weighted according to the class of the feature and the...
The glottal stop (`ʔ`) as well as both voiced (`ɦ`) and voiceless (`h`) glottal fricatives are classified as sonorant. Should they really be?
I’ve used [the chart](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Phonetic_Alphabet#Pulmonic_consonants) from Wikipedia to check whether all consonants in there are known by PanPhon. It turns out many are not: `['ɳ̊', 'ɲ̊', 'ŋ̊', 'p̪', 'b̪', 'ʡ', 'θ̼',...
I am using the `ipa_bases.csv` file, and while parsing it I noticed that some vowels ([from line 116 to 121](https://github.com/dmort27/panphon/blob/56754e6de34da6a4102ee5011b3f61cf86c4ef16/panphon/data/ipa_bases.csv#L116)) have duplicates, with only one difference: the delayed release column...
I'm attempting to compensate for the poor handling of proper names by Google's speech transcription. For instance it transcribes "steen" as "stein", resulting in failed directory lookups. So, a compensation...
Hi, I am wondering what the systematicity is in the coding for “back” for the following sounds. In many sounds marked with a "0" for backness, would a "-" not...
Hi David, I found a typo in your docs, an alternation between dolgo (correct) and dogol (incorrect): https://github.com/dmort27/panphon/blob/6acd3833743a49e63941a0b740ee69eae1dafc1c/README.md?plain=1#L180 The code: https://github.com/dmort27/panphon/blob/6acd3833743a49e63941a0b740ee69eae1dafc1c/panphon/distance.py#L61 https://github.com/dmort27/panphon/blob/6acd3833743a49e63941a0b740ee69eae1dafc1c/panphon/distance.py#L77 I think it's this guy: Aharon Dolgopolsky
I was parsing ipa_all.csv from this repository and have found dublicating rows for some phonems. All rows differ at delrel, and often lab, back and tense. Here is file of...
