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Automated Assessment of L2 Speech Rhythm Using Low-Frequency Amplitude Modulations
Automated Speaking Assessment of non-native speech must effectively evaluate prosody, including speech rhythm, to align with human perception. However, commonly employed rhythm metrics rely on segmental duration, requiring an additional alignment step, which is error-prone in non-native speech conta
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