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A system for detecting miscues in dyslexic read speech.

Rasmussen et al., 2009

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16804996953268308539
Author
Rasmussen M
Tan Z
Lindberg B
Jensen S
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INTERSPEECH

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While miscue detection in general is a well explored research field little attention has so far been paid to miscue detection in dyslexic read speech. This domain differs substantially from the domains that are commonly researched, as for example dyslexic read speech …
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