I'm a graduate student in Computer Science and Linguistics at the
University of Chicago.
I will be an Assistant Professor in Linguistics at McGill University
starting in Fall 2012.
CV
Refereed publications
- M. Sonderegger and Joseph Keshet. (submitted)
Automatic measurement of voice onset time using
discriminative structured prediction.
- M. Sonderegger. (2011) Applications of graph
theory to an English rhyming corpus. Computer
Speech and Language 25: 655–678. (preprint
| paper)
- M. Sonderegger and Partha
Niyogi. (2010/in press)
Variation and change in English noun/verb pair stress:
Data, dynamical systems models, and their interaction.
In A.C.L. Yu (Ed.), Origins of Sound Patterns: Approaches
to Phonologization. Oxford: OUP. (preprint)
- Max Bane, Jason
Riggle, and M. Sonderegger. (2010) The VC dimension
of constraint based grammars. Lingua 120:
1194–1208. (preprint | paper)
- Xuemin Chi and M. Sonderegger. (2007) Subglottal
coupling and its influence on vowel formants.
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 122:
1735–1745. (preprint | paper)
Conference proceedings
- Carissa
Abrego-Collier, Julian Grove, M. Sonderegger, and Alan Yu. (2011) Effects of speaker evaluation on phonetic
convergence. Proceedings of the 17th International
Congress of Phonetic Sciences (pp. 192–195). (paper)
- Alan Yu,
Julian Grove, Martina
Martinović, and M. Sonderegger. (2011) Effects of
working memory capacity and "autistic traits" on phonotactic
effects in speech perception. Proceedings of the
17th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences (pp. 2236–2239).
(paper)
- Matthew
Carlson, Max
Bane, and M. Sonderegger. (2011) Global properties
of the phonological network in child-directed speech.
In N. Danis, K. Mesh, and H. Sung (Eds.), BUCLD 35:
Proceedings of the 35th Annual Boston University Conference on
Language Development (pp. 97–109). (paper)
- Max Bane, Peter
Graff, and M. Sonderegger. (2010/in press)
Longitudinal phonetic variation in a closed
system. Proceedings of the 46th Annual Meeting of
the Chicago Linguistics Society.
(paper)
- M. Sonderegger. (2010/in press) Testing for frequency
and structural effects in an English stress shift.
Proceedings of the 36th Annual Meeting of the Berkeley
Linguistics Society. (paper)
- M. Sonderegger and
Joseph Keshet . (2010) Automatic discriminative
measurement of voice onset time. Proceedings of
Interspeech 2010, pp. 2242–2245. (paper)
- M. Sonderegger and Partha
Niyogi. (2010) Combining data and mathematical
models of language change. Proceedings of the 48th
Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational
Linguistics, pp. 1019–1029. (paper)
- M. Sonderegger and Alan Yu. (2010)
A rational account of perceptual compensation for
coarticulation. In S. Ohlsson & R. Catrambone (Eds.),
Proceedings of the 32nd Annual Conference of the Cognitive
Science Society (pp. 375–380). Austin, TX: Cognitive
Science Society. (paper)
Data
- English stress shift:
- Stress vs. time trajectories for the 149 N/V pairs. (pdf)
- Stress data, stress vs. time trajectories. (zip)
Rhyme graphs: 1900 subcorpus graph (10M, components with 2 or 3
words omitted) (image)
Subglottal resonances: Wav files of microphone and accelerometer signals of English vowels for 14 speakers; F2 and second subglottal formant (SubF2) measurements in my B.S. thesis.
Theses
- M. Sonderegger. (2009) Dynamical systems models of
language variation and change: An application to an English stress
shift. M.S. paper, U. Chicago. (paper)
- M. Sonderegger. (2004) Subglottal coupling and
vowel space. B.S. thesis, MIT. (thesis)
Other
- A review of experimental results on infant word
segmentation. (notes)
- My Bibtex file (2/2010). (bib)
Teaching
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Winter 2012: Lab TA for Honors Introduction to Computer Science 2 (CMSC 16200)
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Fall 2011: TA for Foundations of Software (CMSC 15300)
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Spring 2011: TA for Phonological Analysis II (LING
30102)
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Winter 2011: Lab TA for Honors Introduction to Computer Science 2 (CMSC 16200)
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Fall 2010: TA for Introduction to Formal Languages (CMSC 28000)
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Spring 2009 (with James
Kirby): Formal Methods and Statistics in Linguistics
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Spring 2009: TA for Computational Models of Speech (CMSC 25030)
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Winter 2009: TA for Artificial Intelligence (CMSC 25000)
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Fall 2008: TA for Foundations of Software (CMSC 15300)
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