Mandarin Tone Identification in Musicians and Non-musicians: Effects of Modality and Speaking Style

Yueqiao Han; Martijn Goudbeek; Maria Mos; Marc Swerts

doi:10.21437/tal.2018-24

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Mandarin Tone Identification in Musicians and Non-musicians: Effects of Modality and Speaking Style

Yueqiao Han Martijn Goudbeek Maria Mos Marc Swerts

Year: 2018 Pages: 119-123

DOI: 10.21437/tal.2018-24

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Tone (literature) Mandarin Chinese Modality (human–computer interaction) Style (visual arts) Identification (biology) Speech recognition Psychology Audiology Linguistics Computer science Art Artificial intelligence Visual arts Medicine Philosophy Biology

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