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Counting Closures in Spanish Trills: A Multi-Corpus Acoustic Study
The Spanish trill /r/ is canonically described as a short sequence of lingual closures, yet large-scale acoustic evidence across corpora is scarce, and automatic counters locating envelope peaks tend to conflate each closure with its release. We present a closure-based detector that locates closures
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