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Lee, Sang-Oak. 2001. On the functional load of phonetic and phonological constraints in three-dimensional Korean linguistics. Studies in Phonetics, Phonology and Morphology 7.1. 125-152. This paper investigates the frequency of phonetic/phonological constraints in well-transcribed Korean data and established a rank of functional load among those constraints. The results obtained in the pursuit turn out in the following way: the phonetic rules/constraints are ranked in the higher level of frequency and, in particular, the sum of two highest ranking items is nearly 51 %/53%. The constraint 'Syllable Adjustment' (14.6%) is much more frequent than the rule of 'Vowel Lengthening'. Among the four different types of palatalization, n-, l-, and spalatalization ranked high. Many other points can be observed from the result. This study is able to support the economically optimal design of speech/synthesis system by putting the highly ranked rules in the mainstream of processing while leaving minor rules in the negligible periphery. Again we may design the optimal model of introducing rules/constraints in our language teaching or acquisition.(Seoul National University)

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