Table 6 Data dictionary for the sibilant dataset.
From: Polish multichannel audio-visual child speech dataset with double-expert sigmatism diagnosis
Variable | Description | Format, options |
|---|---|---|
word | Parent word containing the sibilant. | Char; Polish word or logotome with removed diacritics. The only exception from this rule is the logotome “drza”, which is originally “dża” ( |
sibilant | Sibilant Latin code. | A one-, two- or three-character code for the sibilant: s – /s/ (s), z – /z/ (z), c – |
stress | Placement of stress on the syllable containing the sibilant. | Boolean: 1 – stress, 0 – no stress. |
wordPosition | Sibilant position within the word. | Integer: 1 – initial, 2 – medial, 3 – final position. |
precedingPhone | Phoneme before the sibilant. | Char; “-” if the sibilant opens the word. |
followingPhone | Phoneme after the sibilant. | Char; “-” if the sibilant closes the word. |
syllableCount | Number of word syllables. | Integer. |
wordEN | English translation of the word. | Char. |
wordPL | Polish form of the word with diacritics. | Char, UTF-8 encoding. |
wordIPA | IPA transcription of the word. | Char, UTF-8 encoding. |
sibilantIPA | IPA transcription of the sibilant. | Char, UTF-8 encoding. |
) in Polish, but would be undistinguishable without diacritic from “dza” (
).
(c),
(dz),
(ś),
(ź),
(ć),
(dź),
(sz),
(ż),
(cz),
(dż).