Which of the following is not true of speech segmentation?
select one:
a. when words are taken out of context, they are far more difficult to identify.
b. it can be ambiguous, and this can lead to awkward situations.
c. it is made easier by the fact that more than half of the speech we hear consists of the 50 most common words in english.
d. the gaps between words are easily identifiable in the raw auditory stream.

Option D is not correct.

Explanation:

This is not true, as this is mostly represented in written language.

Speech segmentation refers to the capability of humans (or more recently, machines) to identify boundaries between words in spoken language. Factors such as a person talking too fast, not loud enough, or with a strange accent, could make these gaps go unnoticed.

When it comes to speech recognition software this is especially important, as the machine doesn't have the human capability to rely on context, previous knowledge or even guessing what the other is trying to say to understand the message; the machine relies only on what is explicitly being said.

the answer is a wheel

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