FINAL Flashcards

1
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Phonetics

A

How we pronounce speech sounds

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2
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Pragmatics

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Intended meanings behind words

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3
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Alphabetic writing system example?

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English

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4
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What is alphabetic writing system?

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Where one character refers to a single sound

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5
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What is an issue with the alphabetic system?

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Sound-letter correspondance (kernel vs colonel)

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6
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What structure does the syllabic writing system usually follow?

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CVC

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7
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What is Logographic writing system

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Every element represents a unit of meaning

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8
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Pictograms and pictographs count as a logographic writing system, true or false?

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True, things like emojis and traffic symbols are all units of meaning

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9
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What is (character) encoding?

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Represent and store characters/texts systematically to fit in the computer world

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10
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What is trancribing?

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A process of converting speech or thoughts into written or print form

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11
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Tacit systems?

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Represent symbols and meaning with other sensory characteristics

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12
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Examples of tacit systems

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braille, chromatographic

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13
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What are the main acoustic properties of soundwaves?

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Amplitude and frequency

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14
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What is acoustic phonetics?

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Understanding and applying phonetic rules

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15
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What is the AI approach to ASR

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Combining all other approaches and applying AI models for speech recognition

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16
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Non word spelling errors

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Misspelled words (the vs teh)
Unrecognized names

17
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Example of a spellchecker?

A

Auto correct

18
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Lexical verbs

A

Have a noun-verb agreement
Can have a tense or time preference
(kick, miss, study)

19
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What are some conjunctions?

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And, or, but, because

20
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What are some determiners?

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This, that, the

21
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What are some prepositions?

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on, in, off

22
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Derivational Morpheme?

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To derive or create a new word by adding on a prefix or suffix
(er, ness, un)

23
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Inflectional Morpheme?

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Adds grammatical meaning as s in cats while keeping the same part of speech (smarter vs smartest)

24
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What are some issues with the dictionary method?

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-Long wordlist
-Amount of new words constantly being added
-The need for a general vs a specialized dictionary

25
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What is the n-gram method

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Continuous sequence of n items (which can be characters, words, phonemes)

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