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Robert Port

Indiana University Bloomington

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College of Arts & Sciences

Cognitive Science Program

NoneRobert Port is currently serving as a Cognitive Science Program faculty at Indiana University Bloomington.

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Indiana University Bloomington

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linguistics phonetics audiology acoustical engineering hearing research language speech perception phonology acoustic ecology english cognitive science prosody (linguistics) speech science speech acoustics acoustical oceanography psycholinguistics speech processing speech communication speech production underwater acoustics semantics timing analysis temporal pattern recognition language science cognition memory cognitive psychology time perception rhythmic constraints temporal patterns psychological science sociobiology graphic interface information visualization spoken language technology language teaching language learning general linguistics african studies system science social semiotics narrative memory studies human cognition temporal dynamics psychophysics sensory science speech technology engineering acoustic object recognition nonverbal communication document classification object categorization data classification classification method hierarchical classification language comprehension reference frame supervision (telephony) graphology graphical models intermediate representation stress timing formal phonology cross-language phonetic interference linguistic timing factors temporal correction syllable-final voicing incomplete neutralization stop epenthesis rich memory metrical expectancy spoken-word perception vowel duration voice-onset time universal phonetics neurolinguistics speech motor control

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Toward a Triple-Weak Theory of Phonology/Phonetics. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2016)

Robert Port

phonologyphoneticslinguisticstriple-weak theory

4. Categorization (Without Categories). De Gruyter eBooks (2015)

Michael RamscarRobert Port

document classificationlinguisticsobject categorizationdata classificationclassification methodsemanticscognitive sciencehierarchical classification

How Spoken Languages Work in the Absence of an Inventory of Discrete Units. Language Sciences (2015)

Michael RamscarRobert F. Port

discrete unitslinguistics

The Problem of Speech Patterns in Time. Oxford University Press eBooks (2012)

Robert F. Port

phonologylinguisticstemporal pattern recognitionspeech processingspeech patternsspeech analysiscommunicationspeech perceptionspeech sciencehumoral responsecognitive sciencepsycholinguisticsphoneticsspeech communicationspeech acoustics

Invariants for Phones or Phonemes?: Only Literacy Leads Us to Expect Them. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2011)

Robert Port

communicationspeech perceptionspeech communication

Phones and Phonemes Are Conceptual Blends, Not Cognitive Letters. Cognitive Science (2011)

Robert Port

cognitive scienceconceptual blendslinguisticscognitive communicationcognitive letterslanguagepsycholinguisticscognition

Language as a Social Institution: Why Phonemes and Words Do Not Live in the Brain. Ecological Psychology (2010)

Robert F. Port

phonologysociobiologysocial institutionlanguagesociologyecologyphoneticssociolinguistics

Morphophonemics of Swahili Verb Suffixes. Studies in African Linguistics (2010)

Robert F. PortKenneth N. Shepardson

phoneticslinguisticsswahili verb suffixes

The Applied Suffix in Swahili. Studies in African Linguistics (2010)

Robert Port

african studieslinguisticslanguage

Dynamics of Language. Encyclopedia of Complexity and Systems Science (2009)

Robert F. Port

linguisticssystem sciencecomplexity theorylanguage sciencecomplex systemslanguagecomplexity science

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Robert Port

Indiana University Bloomington

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Cognitive Science Program

NoneRobert Port is currently serving as a Cognitive Science Program faculty at Indiana University Bloomington.

Honors

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Indiana University Bloomington

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Toward a Triple-Weak Theory of Phonology/Phonetics. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2016)

Robert Port

phonologyphoneticslinguisticstriple-weak theory

4. Categorization (Without Categories). De Gruyter eBooks (2015)

Michael RamscarRobert Port

document classificationlinguisticsobject categorizationdata classificationclassification methodsemanticscognitive sciencehierarchical classification

How Spoken Languages Work in the Absence of an Inventory of Discrete Units. Language Sciences (2015)

Michael RamscarRobert F. Port

discrete unitslinguistics

The Problem of Speech Patterns in Time. Oxford University Press eBooks (2012)

Robert F. Port

Invariants for Phones or Phonemes?: Only Literacy Leads Us to Expect Them. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2011)

Robert Port

communicationspeech perceptionspeech communication

Phones and Phonemes Are Conceptual Blends, Not Cognitive Letters. Cognitive Science (2011)

Robert Port

cognitive scienceconceptual blendslinguisticscognitive communicationcognitive letterslanguagepsycholinguisticscognition

Language as a Social Institution: Why Phonemes and Words Do Not Live in the Brain. Ecological Psychology (2010)

Robert F. Port

phonologysociobiologysocial institutionlanguagesociologyecologyphoneticssociolinguistics

Morphophonemics of Swahili Verb Suffixes. Studies in African Linguistics (2010)

Robert F. PortKenneth N. Shepardson

phoneticslinguisticsswahili verb suffixes

The Applied Suffix in Swahili. Studies in African Linguistics (2010)

Robert Port

african studieslinguisticslanguage

Dynamics of Language. Encyclopedia of Complexity and Systems Science (2009)

Robert F. Port

linguisticssystem sciencecomplexity theorylanguage sciencecomplex systemslanguagecomplexity science

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