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Goldwater, Sharon and Jurafsky, Dan and Manning, Christopher D.
Analysis using a joint model
According to our joint model , these effects still hold even after controlling for other features.
Analysis using a joint model
Our joint model controls for the first two of these factors, suggesting that the third factor or some other explanation must account for the remaining differences between males and females.
Analysis using a joint model
In the joint model , we see the same effect of pitch mean and an even stronger effect for intensity, with the predicted odds of an error dramatically higher for extreme intensity values.
Conclusion
Using IWER, we analyzed the effects of various word-level lexical and prosodic features, both individually and in a joint model .
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