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Vocalic Markers of Cognitive Load Derived from Automated Verbal Neuropsychological Assessment
The effort participants exert in order to complete a task provides the researcher with a rich understanding of their level of functioning. At AAIC 2019, we shared how to derive this cognitive load from voice recordings.
Automated voice-based testing as a potential recruitment tool in clinical trials
Automated voice-based testing: applications in recruitment of patients in clinical trials.
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