Which effect may occur in a speech recognition model employing shallow orthography?

💡 Explanation

Increased homophone error rate may occur because shallow orthography utilizes graphemes that don't uniquely map to phonemes, leading to ambiguous pronunciations; therefore, the model confuses homophones, rather than excelling in transfer or prosody, because grapheme ambiguity limits distinction.

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