SAMPROSA
SAMPROSA proper noun: ASCII-based representation of the International Phonetic Alphabet that includes symbols for toneage, length, stress, and pause.
Proper noun
SAMPROSA
- ASCII-based representation of the International Phonetic Alphabet that includes symbols for toneage, length, stress, and pause.
- Unfortunately, silence is not considered a phone, and within ASR no standard exists for its representation. To account for silences within a phone decoding we have chosen to employ the SAMPROSA (Speech Assessment Methods Prosodic Approach) suggestion of ‘. . .’ to represent silence.2002, B.S. Manjunath, Philippe Salembier, Thomas Sikora, Introduction to MPEG-7: Multimedia Content Description Interface, volume 1, page 309
Origin of SAMPROSA
From SAM + PROS + A, where PROS stands for Prosodic Transcription, and SAM and A were added for similarity to SAMPA.
Questions about SAMPROSA
- What does SAMPROSA mean?
- SAMPROSA means ASCII-based representation of the International Phonetic Alphabet that includes symbols for toneage, length, stress, and pause.
- What part of speech is SAMPROSA?
- SAMPROSA is a proper noun.
Words near SAMPROSA in the dictionary
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