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Artificial Intelligence for the Measurement of Vocal Stereotypy

2020-07-29

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<p>Both researchers and practitioners often rely on direct observation to measure and monitor behavior. When these behaviors are too complex or numerous to be measured in vivo, relying on direct observations using human observers increases the costs of conducting research and monitoring interventions in practice. To address this issue, we conducted a proof of concept examining whether artificial intelligence could...

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Literature Corpus work: 089eceff-c1f1-5bca-be85-0d4619eb8f81
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/r2fje

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