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A Comparative Study of Acoustic Feature Extraction Using CSL and Web Prototype of LIS-N Application
1.PurposeConventional clinical acoustic analysis systems are confined to specialized clinical environments, which limits scalable and remote voice monitoring. This study aimed to validate LIS-N, a web-based prototype of a novel mobile application that uses the open-source Praat-Parselmouth library f
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