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Visualising Lexical Prosodic Representations forSpeech

This paper presents a technique for generic lexical description and feature geometry based graphical visualisations of phonological and prosodic properties for speech technology applications combining work on prosodic inheritance with a proposal to use nonsegmental phonological representation in lexical description in order to compile lexica for speciic speech applications from a more general lexical representation. Prosodic inheritance is a theory of generalisations about prosody expressed as a connected system of implications conforming to the structure of an inheritance graph, rather than as individual implication rules or constraint sets. In line with developments in computational phonology, the computational core of the generic lexicon is based on nite state transducers and graphical visualisations are generated for lexical entries as are text representations of the feature geometry descriptions in terms of bracketed structures.