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A Study on Correcting Korean Pronunciation Error of Foreign Learners by Using Supporting Vector Machine AlgorithmA Study on Correcting Korean Pronunciation Error of Foreign Learners by Using Supporting Vector Machine Algorithm

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A Study on Correcting Korean Pronunciation Error of Foreign Learners by Using Supporting Vector Machine Algorithm
Authors
장경남유광복박형우
Issue Date
Sep-2020
Publisher
국제문화기술진흥원
Keywords
Korean Learning; Machine Learning; Support Vector Machine; Korean Pronunciation
Citation
The International Journal of Advanced Culture Technology, v.8, no.3, pp.316 - 324
Journal Title
The International Journal of Advanced Culture Technology
Volume
8
Number
3
Start Page
316
End Page
324
URI
http://scholarworks.bwise.kr/ssu/handle/2018.sw.ssu/39895
DOI
10.17703/IJACT.2020.8.3.316
ISSN
2288-7202
Abstract
People with foreign language learning experience have experienced how difficult it is to pronounce a new language different from the native language. The goal of various foreigners who want to learn Korean is to speak Korean as well as their native language to communicate smoothly. However, each native language's vocal habits also appear in Korean pronunciation, which prevents accurate information transmission. In this paper, the pronunciation of Chinese learners was compared with that of Korean. For comparison, the fundamental frequency and its variation of the speech signal were examined and the spectrogram was analyzed. The Formant frequencies known as the resonant frequency of the vocal tract were calculated. Based on these characteristics parameters, the classifier of the Supporting Vector Machine was found to classify the pronunciation of Koreans and the pronunciation of Chinese learners. In particular, the linguistic proposition was scientifically proved by examining the Korean pronunciation of /ㄹ/ that the Chinese people were not good at pronouncing.
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