Nosey: Open-source hardware for acoustic nasalance
Dewhurst, Maya, Collins, Jack, Lo, Justin J. H., Alderton, Roy, Kirkham, Sam
–arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence
We first outline the motivations and design principles behind our hardware nasalance system, and then present a comparison between Nosey and a commercial nasalance device. Nosey shows consistently higher nasalance scores than the commercial device, but the magnitude of contrast between phonological environments is comparable between systems. We also review ways of customizing the hardware to facilitate testing, such as comparison of microphones and different construction materials. We conclude that Nosey is a flexible and cost-effective alternative to commercial nasometry devices and propose some methodological considerations for its use in data collection.
arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence
May-30-2025
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