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Burstiness and interpersonal foraging between human infants and caregivers in the vocal domain
VPS Ritwika, Sara Schneider, Lukas D. Lopez +4
Vocal responses from caregivers are believed to promote more frequent and more advanced infant vocalizations. However, studies that examine this relationship typically do not accou…
Low-dimensional representation of infant and adult vocalization acoustics
Silvia Pagliarini, Sara Schneider, Christopher T. Kello +1
During the first years of life, infant vocalizations change considerably, as infants develop the vocalization skills that enable them to produce speech sounds. Characterizations ba…
InfantNet: A Deep Neural Network for Analyzing Infant Vocalizations
Mohammad K. Ebrahimpour, Sara Schneider, David C. Noelle +1
Acoustic analyses of infant vocalizations are valuable for research on speech development as well as applications in sound classification. Previous studies have focused on measures…