Phonetic transcription is a clinical tool that speech-language pathologists (SLP) use when
transcribing speech of individuals with phonetic or phonological difficulties. Through …

Many computerized tools for comparing phonetic transcriptions have been proposed and
shared in the past; however, previous tools are relatively difficult to access and incorporate …

Phonetic transcriptions, broad and narrow, are a valuable tool that can be used to inform
speech-language pathologists (SLPs) about the status of speech and language skills of …

Each time a word is uttered, even pronounced by one and the same speaker, its
pronunciation can differ, and may also be rather different from the canonical transcription …

This part of the tutorial on advanced phonetic transcription stresses the importance of being
able to transcribe non-English vowels when assessing clients with articulation and/or …

In the phonetic and phonological analysis of atypical speech production the ultimate goal of
subjecting an individual's speech to scrutiny is to identify where, and understand how, it …

Background Speech and language therapists (SLTs) regularly use phonetic transcription to
record and analyse typical and disordered speech. Phonetic transcription is highly …

Most large speech corpora are delivered with a lexicon that contains a canonical
transcription of every word in the orthographic transcription. Such a lexicon can be used for …

Most large speech corpora are delivered with a lexicon that contains a canonical
transcription of every word in the orthographic transcription. Such a lexicon can be used for …

This chapter discusses the nature of phonetic transcription. It provides a brief historical
overview of the use of phonetic transcription in linguistic research. A phonetic transcription …