LABLITA
LABLITA
Linguistic Laboratory
of the Italianistic Department
of the University of Florence
The Linguistic Laboratory of Department of Italian is devoted to the study of Italian spoken language on the basis of corpora of spontaneous speech. LabLita develops studies on intonation of Italian, according to specific theoretical and experimentals methods. At present, the Lablita database is made up of open corpora of spontaneous adult spoken language and of a large longitudinal corpora of Italian acquisition. Each corpus is transcribed in CHAT format and annotated with the demarcation of the utterances and their prosodic parsing according to the criteria of the Theory of "Lingua in atto" from E. Cresti. Alignment per utterance to the speech signal is also provided. Analysis and synthesis of intonation are carried out with WINPITCH by P.Martin. (Copyright Pitch Instruments Inc. 1996).
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NEWS | ANNOUNCEMENTS |
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"GSCP 2012 International Conference" Belo Horizonte, 29 febbraio – 3 Marzo 2012 Speech and corpora Conference in memory of Clarie Blanche Benveniste |
Postdoctoral fellowship at LABLITA for semantic annotation of English verbs. Università degli studi di Firenze Go to the official announcement and application form (in Italian) Go to announcement in English |
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"New annotation paradigms for spoken Romance languages databases" 7th LABLITA Workshop June 16th-17th 2011, Dipartimento di Italianistica Piazza Savonarola 1, Firenze |
PhD scolarship at University of Warwick - Italian Department Go to the announcement |
Address: Piazza Savonarola 1, 50132 Firenze, Italy. Tel +39 055 - 5032486, Fax. +39 055 - 5032476.
E-mail: lablita@lablita.dit.unifi.it
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Scientific Responsible: prof. Massimo Moneglia massimo.moneglia@unifi.it
Webmaster: Marco Fabbri fabbri@lablita.dit.unifi.it
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