TP (v. 3.1): a tool for experiments of perception
Keywords:
software, perception tests, perceptual trainingAbstract
This paper aims at presenting a new tool developed to help researchers from various areas design perception tests intuitively and without having to know programing. Furthermore, it is intended to be a tutorial of the tool in Spanish. TP (Perceptual Tests/ Perceptual Training) is an open source application software which includes perceptual tests and training tasks (sound, image and video) with immediate feedback and was created as an alternative to existing softwares (Rauber, Rato, Kluge, Santos, 2012). Firstly, the functions of the program will be described in detail. Then, the different experiments that can be designed in TP will be showed. Finally, some considerations about the program will be provided.
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BOERSMA, P. y D. WEENINK (2012): Praat: doing phonetics by computer, v. 5.3.04.
http://www.praat.org. [15/01/2012]
RAUBER, A. S.; A. RATO; D. KLUGE y G. R. SANTOS (2012): TP: Testes / Treina-mentos de Percepção.
http://www.worken.com.br/tp_regfree.php [25/08/2012]
RAUBER, A. S.; A. RATO; D. KLUGE y G. R. SANTOS (en prensa): «Software: A tool for designing audio, visual, and audiovisual perceptual training tasks and perception tests», Procedings of INTERSPEECH 2013, Lyon (Francia), 2013.
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