Title
Large Sleepy Reading Corpus (LSRC): Applying Read Speech for Detecting Sleepiness
Abstract
This paper describes a Large Sleepy Reading Corpus (LSRC) based on sleep deprivation data (N=402; total duration 22 h). During the sleep deprivation, a standardized self-report scale was used just before the recordings to determine the sleepiness state. The speech material consisted of different reading passages. In order to investigate sleepiness induced speech changes, a standard set of spectral and prosodic features was extracted from recordings. After applying a standard openSMILE feature set, and a SVM regression we achieved correlation coefficients of .44 for male and .53 for female speaker.
Year
Venue
Field
2016
Speech Communication; 12. ITG Symposium
Communication,Psychology,Speech recognition
DocType
ISBN
Citations 
Conference
978-3-8007-4275-2
0
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.34
0
6
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Jarek Krajewski134221.30
Sebastian Schnieder224711.79
Christopher Monschau300.34
Raphael Titt400.34
David Sommer500.34
Martin Golz64610.68