AphasiaBank: A Shared Database for the Study of Aphasic Communication
$332,506R01FY2024DCNIH
Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh PA
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Abstract
This project seeks to enhance the value of the AphasiaBank database and tools for the study of spoken language and communication as used by people with aphasia. We will do this through the introduction of innovative methods for automatic speech recognition, discourse analysis, gesture analysis, corpus analysis, and a new system called collaborative commentary. We will apply these new methods to the analysis of the current database, as well as many new corpora. We will configure these new methods for widespread use by both researchers and clinicians.
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