Titlebook: Computational Analysis of Mandarin; Ching Y. Suen Book 1979 Springer Basel AG 1979 Analysis.asiatische Sprachen.Computerlinguistik.Mandari

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書目名稱Computational Analysis of Mandarin影響因子(影響力)




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書目名稱Computational Analysis of Mandarin網絡公開度




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Frequency and Percent Frequency Distribution of Phonetic Symbols (PS) and PS-Syllables,e varies from one to three. As expected in every language, some PS occur more often than others. The same can be said about the joint occurrences of these PS in syllables. This chapter is concerned with the frequency and Percent frequency distribution of PS, PS-pairs (digrams), PS-triplets (trigrams

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Rules Converting PS-Syllables into Phonemic Syllables,Three rules have been developed by the author for this purpose. When applied in sequence, these rules give 100% correct phonetic transcription of all PS-syllables. These rules have been used in the synthesis of Mandarin by the computer [Suen].

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Response to General Dynamic Loadinghese PS in syllables. This chapter is concerned with the frequency and Percent frequency distribution of PS, PS-pairs (digrams), PS-triplets (trigrams), PS syllables and the relative proportion of Mandarin tones.

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Frequency and Percent Frequency Distribution of Phonetic Symbols (PS) and PS-Syllables,hese PS in syllables. This chapter is concerned with the frequency and Percent frequency distribution of PS, PS-pairs (digrams), PS-triplets (trigrams), PS syllables and the relative proportion of Mandarin tones.

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Free Vibration of a Shear BuildingLanguage is the most important means of human communication. It is expressed in different forms: verbal, written, and to a lesser extent, gestures. After thousands of years of evolution and refinement, both oral and written languages are now highly developed.