EURASIP Journal on Audio, Speech, and Music Processing

Table 4 Percent of pauses events denoting full stops and commas for each speaker (P presentations/orations, T translation, R radio interviews)

From: Structure of pauses in speech in the context of speaker verification and classification of speech type

	Full stops				Commas
Recordings	n_p.	s_p.	f_p.	b_p.	n_p,	s_p,	f_p,	b_p,
P1_5	12	65	24	0	38	49	18	0
P2_5	4	23	73	0	40	45	15	0
P3_3	7	93	0	0	38	63	0	0
P4_1	18	18	0	64	67	17	0	17
P5_2	40	0	20	40	64	9	0	27
P6_1	0	13	13	75	70	20	0	10
P7_1	0	25	25	50	43	21	7	29
P8_1	0	14	29	57	67	17	0	17
P9_1	0	0	67	33	64	18	18	0
P10_1	25	25	25	25	48	43	5	5
P11_5	3	45	0	52	12	22	0	67
P12_4	33	25	3	40	56	24	1	18
Type P	14	34	20	32	44	34	7	16
T1_1	57	14	0	29	71	29	0	0
T2_1	25	25	25	25	57	0	14	29
T3_1	38	50	0	13	75	25	0	0
T4_1	0	45	0	55	38	13	0	50
T5_1	50	13	0	38	63	0	13	25
T6_5	19	13	16	53	51	23	2	25
T7_5	67	6	6	22	49	27	2	22
T8_5	0	25	4	71	28	28	4	40
T9_2	0	33	11	56	38	8	0	54
T10_4	30	19	15	37	61	18	2	18
T11_1	40	0	0	60	46	15	0	38
T12_2	18	12	0	71	32	16	16	37
Type T	25	20	8	47	49	20	4	27
R1_10	47	14	3	36	63	20	2	15
R2_10	12	11	25	53	45	13	18	24
R3_10	36	4	22	39	69	4	14	14
R4_10	30	11	32	27	63	5	9	23
R5_10	33	16	41	10	61	17	11	12
R6_10	44	0	43	14	73	12	8	8
Type R	34	9	17	40	62	12	13	13
All speakers	23 (20)	22 (21)	17 (19)	38 (22)	53 (15)	21 (14)	6 (7)	21 (17)

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