Publication: Quantification of the Voicescape: A Person-centric Approach to Describing Real-life Behaviour Patterns - A Case Study Comparing Two Age Groups
Quantification of the Voicescape: A Person-centric Approach to Describing Real-life Behaviour Patterns - A Case Study Comparing Two Age Groups
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Londral, A., Demiray, B., & Cheetham, M. (2018). Quantification of the Voicescape: A Person-centric Approach to Describing Real-life Behaviour Patterns - A Case Study Comparing Two Age Groups (No. 4). 4, 311–314.
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The human voice is a fundamental part of the everyday auditory environment. A measure of all voice activity that a person produces or perceives in the environment, i.e., the person’s voicescape, might provide an informative, low cost, ecologically valid, and person-centric approach to characterizing patterns of socially-relevant behaviour in real life. In this paper, we use the measure ratio of voice activity (rva) and present results of data acquired from N=20 subjects of 2 different age groups as they engaged in their usual daily li
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- Londral, Ana
- Demiray, Burcu
- Cheetham, Marcus
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Londral, A., Demiray, B., & Cheetham, M. (2018). Quantification of the Voicescape: A Person-centric Approach to Describing Real-life Behaviour Patterns - A Case Study Comparing Two Age Groups (No. 4). 4, 311–314.
