Purpose Aphasia is an acquired communication disability resulting from impairments in
language processing following brain injury, most commonly stroke. People with aphasia …

Background In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has become commonplace in our daily
lives, making its way into many different settings, including health and rehabilitation. While …

Spontaneous speech analysis plays an important role in the study and treatment of aphasia,
but can be difficult to perform manually due to the time consuming nature of speech …

Traditional in-person therapy may be difficult to access for individuals with aphasia due to
the shortage of speech-language pathologists and high treatment cost. Computerized …

Analysis of Neurogenic Disordered Discourse Production provides a comprehensive review
and discussion of aphasia and its related disorders, their corresponding clinical discourse …

Automatic recognition of aphasic speech is challenging due to various speech-language
impairments associated with aphasia as well as a scarcity of training data appropriate for …

Speech language pathologists need an accurate assessment of the severity of people with
aphasia (PWA) to design and provide the best course of therapy. Currently, severity is …

Aphasia is an acquired language disorder resulting from brain damage that can cause
significant communication difficulties. Aphasic speech is often characterized by errors known …

Aphasia is a communication disorder that hinders the ability to express and communicate
with society. Aphasia individual can face difficulties in sentence formation, opinions and …

Patients with aphasia often have impaired speech-language production skills, resulting in
tremendous difficulties in tasks that require verbal communication. To facilitate rehabilitation …