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We investigate the problem of measuring phonetic similarity, focusing on the identification of cognates, words of the same origin in different languages. We compare representatives of two principal approaches to computing phonetic similarity: manually-designed metrics, and learning algorithms. In particular, we consider a stochastic transducer, a Pair HMM, several DBN models, and two constructed schemes. We test those approaches on the task of identifying cognates among Indoeuropean languages, both in the supervised and unsupervised context. Our results suggest that the averaged context DBN model and the Pair HMM achieve the highest accuracy given a large training set of positive examples.

Evaluation of several phonetic similarity algorithms on the task of cognate identification