1st Annual Hackathon (Project B)
Topic: Scoring a sound recording
- Allow a therapist to score a sound recording (the output from Project A)
- Should allow error analysis down to the phoneme level
- Ideas to consider
- Should you have them listen to just the audio first (prior to showing the attempted word or phrase)?
- Is there a way to gamify it?
- Should it be accompanied with a sound file demonstrating the correct or standard pronunciation?
Included files
/audio_files
These are files in the formats .mp3, .wav, and .ogg of children attempting to say various words or phrases. See audio_files.rb for the complete list.
male_25_words = []
male_62_words = []
female_24_words = []
files.each do |file|
if file[:sex] == "male" && file[:age_in_months] == 62
male_62_words << file[:word_phrase]
elsif file[:sex] == "male" && file[:age_in_months] == 25
male_25_words << file[:word_phrase]
elsif file[:sex] == "female" && file[:age_in_months] == 24
female_24_words << file[:word_phrase]
end
end
puts "Female (24 months): #{female_24_words.join(", ")}"
puts "Count: #{female_24_words.length}"
puts "Male (25 months): #{male_25_words.join(", ")}"
puts "Count: #{male_25_words.length}"
puts "Male (62 months): #{male_62_words.join(", ")}"
puts "Count: #{male_62_words.length}"Example Pronunciations
/example_pronunciations
These are files in the formats .mp3, .wav, and .ogg of example pronunications for some of the same words as above.