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Speech & natural language publications August 1, 1995

Acoustic Properties of Disfluent Repetitions

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Shriberg, E. (1995, August). Acoustic properties of disfluent repetitions. In Proceedings of the international congress of phonetic sciences (Vol. 4, pp. 384-387).

Abstract

Acoustic properties of disfluent repetitions are examined to investigate two proposed functions of repeating. Repeating may serve as a filler while hesitating; alternatively, repeating may function to bridge a gap when speech resumes after a break. Classification of tokens based on pause patterns reveals that: (1) most cases fit the bridging function; and (2)duration and F0 properties support the hypothesis of two distinct types, as well as the proposed associated functions.

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