Purpose: This study examines the accuracy of Interaction Detection in Early Childhood
Settings (IDEAS), a program that automatically transcribes audio files and estimates …

Purpose: Around 9% of children have difficulty acquiring intelligible speech despite typical
sensory, neuro-motor and cognitive function. Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) rely on …

When assessing toddler speech sound productions, speech-language pathologists (SLPs)
must be mindful of several important but not insurmountable limitations inherent to working …

In recent years it has become common practice among speech researchers to report
transcription agreement coefficients, when describing findings based on phonetic …

In fact, researchers have been investigating ways of automating the process of phonetic
transcriptions, for example by utilizing speech recognition algorithms and automatic speech …

ABSTRACT Eighty-four children, age 4–5 years, with and without speech sound disorder
(SSD) completed a battery of standardized speech and language tests, including the …

The importance of the use of narrow phonetic transcription in transcribing a variety of speech
disorders is emphasized. This point is illustrated with clinical data from the authors' own …

This chapter considers the expectations and challenges of teaching and learning clinical
phonetic transcription to a requisite level of skill thereby supporting effective clinical practice …

Transcription skills are crucially important to all phoneticians, and particularly for speech and
language therapists who may use transcriptions to make decisions about diagnosis and …

Background: The chosen method of speech assessment, including type of speech material,
may affect speech judgement in children with cleft palate. Aim: To assess the effect of …