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Human Speech Processing

Decoding auditory representation of the brain using natural speech stimuli

Data

  1. Bang! You're Dead
  • Script
  • Audio
  • about 30-40 normal subjects scanned at Caltech
  • about 15 epileptic patients scanned at Caltech + recorded intracranially in the hospital(sEEG: patients except 6 and 8)
  • about 700 subjects scanned in Cambridge
  1. Forest Gump
  • Script
  • fMRI
  • sEEG (patient number 6 and 8)

Candidate features

features regions refrences notes
Word level semantics MTG, MFG, IFG de Heer 2017
Sentence level semantics MTG, MFG, IFG Fedorenko 2011, Huth 2016
Syntax and discourse, especially about identities of characters in a story MTG, IFG Wehbe 2014
Onset of sentences MTG Hamilton 2018
Intonation MTG, MFG, IFG Tang 2017 Need synthesized stimuli
Coherence of a word, sentence & paragraph order MTG, MFG, IFG Lerner 2011 Need synthesized stimuli

Tools

  1. pliers(feature extration)
  2. The Penn Phonetics Lab Forced Aligner
  3. DA tagger
  4. STT

Dependencies

Usage

To train DA tagger

python DialogueAct-Tagger/scripts/train.py

To transcribe the audio file

python src/transcribe.py <path_to_the_audio_file>

To extract features, load the brain data and fit the encoding models

python src/main.py 

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