Alignment in ASR and L1 Listeners’ Recognition of L2 Learner Speech: French EFL Learners & Dictation.Io
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28 décembre 2023
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- doi: 10.18778/1731-7533.21.3.03
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English Automatic Speech Recognition L2 learner speech replication intelligibility comprehensibilitySujets proches
Talking Frenchmen (French people) Mechanical speech recognizer Speech recognition, AutomaticCiter ce document
Vincent Chanethom et al., « Alignment in ASR and L1 Listeners’ Recognition of L2 Learner Speech: French EFL Learners & Dictation.Io », HAL SHS (Sciences de l’Homme et de la Société), ID : 10.18778/1731-7533.21.3.03
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This study is an extension of Inceoglu et al.'s (2023) study on Google Voice Typing as a pronunciation learning tool. We used the Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) tool on the dictation.io website (Agarwal, 2022), and our participants were L2 English learners of a different L1, but similar proficiency level. Twelve L1 English listeners assessed the L2 English from four L1 French speakers in terms of intelligibility and comprehensibility, measured by word transcription and Likert scale ratings respectively. Their scores were compared to ASR output. The goal was to determine how accurate the tool is, and to what extent its accuracy correlates with human listeners. The results were generally consistent with those of Inceoglu et al. (2023), with few exceptions which we discuss in the current study.
