Running VOCD on a group of speakers

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Macarena Quiroga

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Apr 7, 2022, 8:38:08 AM4/7/22
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Dear all,
I'm running a VOCD over a transcription, and I would like to divide the input that the target child hears by groups of age, which means that I would like to have a measure of VOCD for the adult's talk and another measure for the children's talk.

I thought that maybe I could limit the scope of the VOCD creating a file called adults.cha where I store this information:
@ID=”*|Adult|*”
@ID=”*|Mother|*”
@ID=”*|Father|*”

And then, I run the vocd with the following comand:
vocd +...@adults.cha +r1 +r6 +fvocd_adults +d3 @

Sadly, it didn't work out. I tried removing the @ from the adults.cha file but it didn't work either. I know this is probably not how the program works, but I wanted to ask you if there's a way to do it.

Thank you!

Leonid Spektor

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Apr 7, 2022, 1:52:58 PM4/7/22
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Macarena,

The +/-t option does not take filename. To see what arguments can be used you can just type the command's name by itself and press return key. This will give a Usage information for all options used with that command.

In your case you would need command line like:

vocd +t@ID="*|Adult|*" +t@ID="*|Mother|*" +t@ID="*|Father|*" +r1 +r6 +fvocd_adults +d3 @ 

Alternatively, depending on what other speaker roles you have in the file, you could use command like:

vocd -t@ID="*|Target_Child|*" +r1 +r6 +fvocd_adults +d3 @ 



Leonid.

On Apr 7, 2022, at 08:38, Macarena Quiroga <macarenas...@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear all,
I'm running a VOCD over a transcription, and I would like to divide the input that the target child hears by groups of age, which means that I would like to have a measure of VOCD for the adult's talk and another measure for the children's talk.

I thought that maybe I could limit the scope of the VOCD creating a file called adults.cha where I store this information:
@ID=”*|Adult|*”
@ID=”*|Mother|*”
@ID=”*|Father|*”

And then, I run the vocd with the following command:
vocd +t...@adults.cha +r1 +r6 +fvocd_adults +d3 @

Sadly, it didn't work out. I tried removing the @ from the adults.cha file but it didn't work either. I know this is probably not how the program works, but I wanted to ask you if there's a way to do it.

Thank you!

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