Hi everyone, I am new here, so I do not know how authors can calculate the value of probability. I guess they use one of the following methods:
Comparing the audio of a word in audio with a lot of sample sounds. Then, they count how many times it's correct and calculate the percentage.
Example: With 100 sample sounds, if the word in the audio matches 50 sample sounds, the probability value is 50%.
Comparing the syllables of the word.
Example: For the word 'contribute' - /kənˈtrɪb.juːt/. They check if the phoneme sounds are correct. If /kən/ sounds like /kan/ or /kon/, the word will only get 66.6% probability.
** If they are using the second approach, could you please explain how I can identify the incorrect phoneme?
I would like to receive results like:
"birch": /bir/ may lack confidence, so its color is yellow, and /ch/ is the correct phoneme, so its color is green.
"planks": /pl/ may lack confidence, so its color is green, and /anks/ is the correct phoneme, so its color is red.
I came across this picture in a discussion, but it doesn't have a solution.
Examples: "Agricultural," "depletion."
I would greatly appreciate your assistance. Thank you so much.
I see the website name "apeuni" has this feature, you can see more example:
Hi everyone, I am new here, so I do not know how authors can calculate the value of probability. I guess they use one of the following methods:
Comparing the audio of a word in audio with a lot of sample sounds. Then, they count how many times it's correct and calculate the percentage. Example: With 100 sample sounds, if the word in the audio matches 50 sample sounds, the probability value is 50%.
Comparing the syllables of the word. Example: For the word 'contribute' - /kənˈtrɪb.juːt/. They check if the phoneme sounds are correct. If /kən/ sounds like /kan/ or /kon/, the word will only get 66.6% probability.
** If they are using the second approach, could you please explain how I can identify the incorrect phoneme?
I would like to receive results like:
I see the website name "apeuni" has this feature, you can see more example: