Gradient Well-Formedness in Optimality Theory

By Bruce Hayes, Margaret MacEachern. 2000

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• Morphological effects on the darkness of English intervocalic /l/ (2013, methodology): “with Hayes’ (2000) assumption that speakers produce only either light or dark allophones in both pre- and post-boundary environments, but dark [ɫ] ‘more often’ in pre-boundary position.”
• Subjects, objects and intonational phrasing in spanish and portuguese* (2005, methodology): “For a more developed formalisation of the pattern that we have presented here, perhaps a stochastic model of OT should be explored (cf. Boersma 1998, 2001, Hayes 2000, Boersma & Hayes 2001, Pierrehumbert 2001, and references therein), or a theory of weighted constraints (Guy 1991a, b, 1997).”