Speech and Language Resource Bank
The ModelTalker System converts plain English text to speech. It uses recorded speech (either from a prospective SGD user or from a voice donor chosen by or for the SGD user) to create a unique synthetic voice.
Authors: H. Timothy Bunnell,
Jason Lilley,
Matthew Buzzell,
Maxwell Schmid,
Bill Moyers,
Derek Freer
Updated: 2020-06-25
Source: https://www.modeltalker.org/
Keywords: language,
communication,
speech,
phonology,
morphology,
English
The PATT is a useful protocol for conducting a thorough assessment of a child’s speech in order to strategically select treatment targets based on the child’s presenting sound system, language laws, and treatment efficacy research.
Authors: Jessica Barlow,
Jennifer Taps Richard,
Holly Storkel,
Philip Combiths,
Ray Amberg
Updated: 2016-12-24
Source: https://cld.lab.uiowa.edu/resources-slps-0/patt-and-autopatt
Keywords: phonology,
linguistics,
speech,
language,
English,
Spanish
The Spoken Dutch Corpus (CGN) contains 900 hours (and approximately 3.3 million words) of Dutch and Flemish speech.
Authors: W.J.M. Levelt,
S.G. Nooteboom,
J. Bil,
G.E. Booij,
P. Dengis,
E. DeWallef,
A. Hulk,
B. Krekels,
C. Lucas,
D. Van Compernolle,
W. Vonk
Updated: 2014-07-24
Source: https://ivdnt.org/images/stories/producten/documentatie/cgn_website/doc_English/topics/index.htm
Keywords: language,
phonology,
syntax,
word-frequency,
Dutch
The World Atlas of Language Structures (WALS) is a large database of structural (phonological, grammatical, lexical) properties of languages gathered from descriptive materials (such as reference grammars) by a team of 55 authors.
Authors: Matthew S. Dryer,
Martin Haspelmath,
et al.
Updated: 2013-12-24
Source: https://wals.info/
Keywords: phonology,
semantics,
linguistics,
grammar,
lexical,
database,
language-structure