Passive Voice Transformation

Mathematical Model for Transformation of Sentences from Active Voice to Passive Voice

Formal work in linguistics has both produced and used important mathematical tools. Motivated by a survey of models for context and word meaning, syntactic categories, phrase structure rules and trees, an attempt is being made in the present paper to present a mathematical model for structuring of sentences from active voice to passive voice, which is is the form of a transitive verb whose gram...

From Passive to Active Voice:

Researchers often find themselves in a position of “acting for” or “in the name of” individuals and communities whose voices have traditionally been muted or silenced. The passive nature of these muted or silenced voices prevents them from being heard, fully understood or appreciated. As true voices of participants emerge in research, so does a more representative view of individuals’ or commun...

Voice-enabled IT transformation: The new voice technologies

Voice technologies can enrich the ways in which people communicate and enable novel modes of collaboration, such as integrated voice-and text-based communication services, social and business networking facilities, and the evolving Internet technologies (collectively known as the Web 2.0 technologies). These new technologies can alleviate many problems in interpersonal communications, including...

Passive Voice in Narratives Describing Domestic Violence

Using articulatory position data in voice transformation

Articulatory position data is information about the location of various articulators in the vocal tract. One form of it has been made freely available in the MOCHA database [1]. This data is interesting in that it provides direct information on the production of speech, but there is the question of whether it actually provides information beyond what can be derived from the audio signal, which ...