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Project structure: Seven tasks
1 - Developing FreP - adding new functions to the electronic tool:
Coordinated by Marina Vigário
2 - Systematic testing, evaluation and improvement of the tool:
Coordinated by Sónia Frota
3 - Creation of a database of frequency information for phonological objects in several types of corpora: Coordinated by Sónia Frota
4 - Using FreP as a teaching/learning instrument: development of new materials:
Coordinated by Marina Vigário
5 - Fundamental research on the role of frequency in language acquisition:
Coordinated by Sónia Frota
6 - Fundamental research on the role of frequency in adult phonology:
Coordinated by Marina Vigário
7 - Application of FreP to forensic research – towards objective measures for speaker recognition:
Coordinated by Fernando Martins and Marina Vigário.
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