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Continuous-Speech Parkinson's Disease Detection Using Acoustic and Inharmonicity Features
Notable efforts have been made to identify Parkinson's disease (PD) from vocal data, primarily using sustained vowel phonations. In this work, we extend on these efforts introducing a PD identification approach for continuous speech, enabling a practical background monitoring of voice data to detect
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