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VERIFY — Plots of vox time series, verify segmentation marks
Plots time series from raw data tapes as well as from "compressed"
high density tapes. A plot is generated to fit either A4 or A3
paper format (cf. program
PLOTTER). Each plot page displays
a time series of 20 seconds length at a resolution of 2048 Hz.
These plots are mainly used for test and documentation
purposes, but they may also serve as basis for a "manual"
segmentation of time series with respect to pauses and utterances.
Specificationlist: VERIFY
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A8 TANA Undefined
I4 NREC 0 Default-value
I4 NBIT 16 Default-value
I4 IBM 0 Default-value
I4 PROT 0 Default-value
I4 PLOT 0 Default-value
I4 PANF 1 Default-value
I4 PEND 10 Default-value
R4 AMPL 1.000 Default-value
I4 NGL 0 Default-value
I4 SCUT 7.500 Default-value
I4 LG30 30 Default-value
I4 LPRT 6 Default-value
I4 PROB 0 Default-value
01 TAPE Name of input tape
02 NREC Number of files to be processed
03 NBIT Specifies number of bits used in A/D-conversion
04 IBM Specifies data format (IBM/SPARC vs. X86/X64)
05 PROT Controls graphic output
06 PLOT Controls graphic output
07 PANF Specifies first page to be plotted
08 PEND Specifies last page to be plotted
09 AMPL Specifies amplification of signal prior to plotting
10 NGL Filter parameter for segmentation (smoothness)
11 SCUT Filter parameter for segmentation (flanks)
12 LG30 Logical unit number associated with input tape
13 LPRT Logical unit number of plot-device
14 PROB Specifies proband to be processed
15 DEMO Examples that illustrate program function
- TANA: Name of the input tape ("NO" means that
DSN-name will not be checked)
- NREC = 0: All files
= n: First "n" files are to be processed
- NBIT = n: Number of bits used in A/D-conversion (default=16)
- IBM = 0: Input data are stored in X86/X64-mode (little endian)
= 1: Input data are stored in IBM/SPARC-mode (big endian)
- PROT = 0: No protocol
= 1: Short protocol
= 2: Detailed protocol
- PLOT < 0: Segmentation marks are written to unit "LPRT"
= 0: No plots
= 1: Time series
= 2: Time series with pre-existing segmentation marks
= 3: Envelope curves
= 4: Envelope curves with pre-existing segmentation marks
= 5: Envelope curves with newly computed segmentation marks
- PANF = p: Specifies first page to be plotted
- PEND = p: Specifies last page to be plotted
- AMPL = r: Time series are amplified by factor "r" prior to
plotting
- NGL = 0: Filter parameter is automatically selected
= q: Filter parameter is explicitly specified
- SCUT = 0: Filter parameter is automatically selected
= q: Filter parameter is explicitly specified
- LG30 = u: Logical unit number associated with input tape
- LPRT: Logical unit number of plot-device (standard=6;
valid numbers are 46-96)
- PROB = 0: All probands
= n: Only proband "n" is to be processed
- DEMO: Plot of speech recordings of 20 second length
Example
&&START VERIFY=Verification of re-formatted bli-tapes (stud600)
TANA=NO,LG30=35,PLOT=5,PEND=10,LPRT=60,SCUT=5,PROB=37
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Fig. 19: Comparison of mean vocal pitch in healthy male
speakers (upper half) versus healthy female speakers (lower
half) computed for the experimental condition of "reading out
loud emotionally neutral text". It is worth noting that (1) the
differences in mean vocal pitch between males (110 Hz) and
females (220 Hz) are, on average, exactly 1 octave; and (2) the
international concert pitch in music (440 Hz) is related to this
average mean vocal pitch (2 octaves from male, and 1 octave
from female vocal pitch).
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