# fiat 1.0
#
# This data (and the data it refers to) is copyright 2007, 2008 by
# Greg Kochanski, and is licensed in England under
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#
# This file contains metadata describing the "tick1" experiment
# from ESRC grant "Articulation and Coarticulation in the Lower Vocal Tract"
# with G. Kochanski and J. Coleman as principal investigators.
# Data is courtesy of the UK's Economics and Social Research Council,
# derived from project RES-000-23-1094, 7/2005 through 3/2008.
# When using this data, the appropriate publication to reference is
# DOI: 10.1121/1.2890742, "What Marks the Beat of Speech?"
# G. Kochanski and C. Orphanidou, Journal of the Acoustical Society of America,
# ISSN 0001-4966, Volume 123(5), pages 2780-2791.
#
# This table is in the FIAT data format, defined originally by
# http://dls.physics.ucdavis.edu/fiat/fiat.html, but somewhat
# extended.   Python implementations
# of modules to read and write this format can be found at
# http://sourceforge.net under the "speechresearch" project, in the
# "gmisclib/fiatio.py" file.   http://sourceforge.net/projects/speechresearch
# should lead to the software.
# The format is simply a tab-separated column format, with escape sequences
# that begin with percent characters.
#
# This table contains one line per utterance.  It describes the properites
# of the various phrases used in the experiment.  Columns are as follows:
#
# TTYPE1 = repence
# This is the actual text (but encoded.  "%S" is the code for a space.)
#
# TTYPE2 = text
# This is an ID code for the sentence's text.   It matches the "text"
# field in DB.fiat.
#
# TTYPE3 = metrical_pattern
# This is the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables.
#
Exactly%Sso rep1 0101
Another%Stime rep2 0101
We%Salways%Sdo rep3 0101
It%Ssurely%Sis rep4 0101

etc (Not a lot of use without the files anyway)