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| en:cnk:oral [2017/07/18 14:54] – [Modification of transcription] michalkren | en:cnk:oral [2017/07/18 14:55] – [Modification of sociolinguistic data] michalkren | ||
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| * marking **identical speakers**: in the recordings made in the years 2002–2007 (corpora ORAL2006, ORAL2008 and ORAL-Z), any cases of identical speakers were later connected, and in recordings from the years 2008–2011 (ORAL2013 corpus) this congruence had already been marked; identical speakers across both time periods were not marked | * marking **identical speakers**: in the recordings made in the years 2002–2007 (corpora ORAL2006, ORAL2008 and ORAL-Z), any cases of identical speakers were later connected, and in recordings from the years 2008–2011 (ORAL2013 corpus) this congruence had already been marked; identical speakers across both time periods were not marked | ||
| * adding an **alias** for the identification of the same speaker: every single speaker in the ORAL corpus is labelled with a randomly chosen Czech first name of the corresponding gender + identification number (e.g. Simona_450)((In the ORAL2013 corpus the alias was formed by a randomly generated string of letters ending with a vowel for women and a consonant for men.)) | * adding an **alias** for the identification of the same speaker: every single speaker in the ORAL corpus is labelled with a randomly chosen Czech first name of the corresponding gender + identification number (e.g. Simona_450)((In the ORAL2013 corpus the alias was formed by a randomly generated string of letters ending with a vowel for women and a consonant for men.)) | ||
| - | * newly added **employment** for all speakers based on the classification of employment and **the percentage of the given speaker' | + | * newly added **employment** for all speakers based on the classification of employment and **the percentage of the given speaker' |
| * the **binary categories** remain the same for | * the **binary categories** remain the same for | ||
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| <WRAP round box 72%> | <WRAP round box 72%> | ||
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