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@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ For phonetics, it uses the CMU Pronouncing Dictionary. http://www.speech.cs.cmu.
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For syllabification, it uses a custom algorithm that is basically:
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For syllabification, it uses a custom algorithm that is basically:
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- Start from the last phone and work backwards.
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- Start from the last phone and work backwards.
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- Take every consonant up through the first vowel. (This is the "rime" of the syllable).
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- Take every consonant up through the the first encountered vowel. (This is the "rime" of the syllable).
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- Take every consonant up through the next vowel with the conditions (This is the "onset" of the syllable):
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- Take every consonant up through the next vowel with the conditions (This is the "onset" of the syllable):
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- Each subsequent consonant is more sonorous than the previous.
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- Each subsequent consonant is more sonorous than the previous.
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- If the next vowel we'd encounter is lax, it gets followed by at least 1 consonant.
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- If the next vowel we'd encounter is lax, it gets followed by at least 1 consonant.
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