Peggy Renwick
@syllabicity.bsky.social
linguist, aspiring gentle parent, runner, former college radio dj and explorer of the world's longest caves.
The department of #CognitiveScience at @jhu.edu is seeking motivated students interested in joining our PhD program -- including #sociophonetics in my lab! Applications due 1 Dec; for those interested, we have an Application Mentoring Program thanks to current grads. See flyer for QR link.
October 22, 2025 at 12:56 AM
The department of #CognitiveScience at @jhu.edu is seeking motivated students interested in joining our PhD program -- including #sociophonetics in my lab! Applications due 1 Dec; for those interested, we have an Application Mentoring Program thanks to current grads. See flyer for QR link.
I'm just going by what worked in Praat, which was to change the formant settings to 4 formants with a max of 5 kHz. Should changing max_min_formant to 5000 not have a similar effect?
Looks like o was worst among our comparisons, but PRICE was also bad:
Looks like o was worst among our comparisons, but PRICE was also bad:
July 28, 2025 at 7:04 PM
I'm just going by what worked in Praat, which was to change the formant settings to 4 formants with a max of 5 kHz. Should changing max_min_formant to 5000 not have a similar effect?
Looks like o was worst among our comparisons, but PRICE was also bad:
Looks like o was worst among our comparisons, but PRICE was also bad:
@mixedlinguist.bsky.social in re: Luigification
January 11, 2025 at 3:23 AM
@mixedlinguist.bsky.social in re: Luigification
things to love about this @americandialect.org volume:
(a) the amazing color scheme and shiny cover
(b) that all the authors gamely built their generational affiliations into their bios
(c) the fantastic and fun research on language change in the US
(a) the amazing color scheme and shiny cover
(b) that all the authors gamely built their generational affiliations into their bios
(c) the fantastic and fun research on language change in the US
December 16, 2024 at 4:30 PM
things to love about this @americandialect.org volume:
(a) the amazing color scheme and shiny cover
(b) that all the authors gamely built their generational affiliations into their bios
(c) the fantastic and fun research on language change in the US
(a) the amazing color scheme and shiny cover
(b) that all the authors gamely built their generational affiliations into their bios
(c) the fantastic and fun research on language change in the US