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Phonemic transcription of low-resource tonal languages

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Figure 1: A sentence from the Na corpus. Top to bottom: spectrogram with F 0 in blue;  wave-form; phonemic transcription; English, French and Chinese translations; target label sequences: 1.
Figure 2: Phoneme error rate (PER) and tone error rate (TER) on test sets as training data is scaled for Na (left) and Chatino (right)
Figure 3: Confusion matrix showing the rates of substitution errors between tones (as a percentage, normalized per row).

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