
doi: 10.3758/bf03195506
pmid: 12723789
A computational analysis of a large British English database was performed and frequencies occurrence of grapheme-phoneme correspondences were obtained. A computer program was implemented, which used these frequencies to predict the probabilities of all possible pronunciations of any given string of graphemes. These results led to a proposal for a quantitative method of measurement of the orthographic depth of different languages.
Databases, Factual, Algorithms, Software, Language
Databases, Factual, Algorithms, Software, Language
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