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Evaluating prosodic features for automated scoring of non-native read speech
We evaluate two types of prosodic features utilizing automatically generated stress and tone labels for non-native read speech in terms of their applicability for automated speech scoring. oth types of features have not been used in the context of automated scoring of non-native read speech to date.