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Automated analysis of vocal maturity from daylong audio recordings of children with Angelman, Down, and fragile X syndrome

2026-08-22

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<p>The emergence of canonical babbling is a critical milestone that predicts later spoken language outcomes, often varying in timing and frequency in children with neurodevelopmental diagnoses. However, measuring when and how often children babble canonically has historically required time-intensive manual annotation and specialized expertise. Here, we tested an automated pipeline for measuring vocal maturity from...

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639f0af3-1446-523b-a506-7984be4ea58d
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10.31234/osf.io/th3g4_v1
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