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The influence of prosodic-acoustic features in automatic speech recognition of two inland Brazilian dialects: A pilot study
This study investigates the role of prosodic-acoustic features in distinguishing two inland varieties of Brazilian Portuguese, Paraíba (PB) and São Paulo (SP), and examines how these features influence automatic speech recognition (ASR) performance. Grounded in sociophonetic theory and dialect-aware
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