Self-Supervised Speech Representations in a Pre-train Speech Model Represent Key Rapid Automatized Naming Variability in Autism

Sarah Ethridge; Joe Lau; Bronya R. Chernyak; Robert Voigt; Matt Goldrick; Joseph Keshet; Molly Losh

Self-Supervised Speech Representations in a Pre-train Speech Model Represent Key Rapid Automatized Naming Variability in Autism

Sarah Ethridge, Joe Lau, Bronya R. Chernyak, Robert Voigt, Matt Goldrick, Joseph Keshet, Molly Losh

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Cite (ACL):: Sarah Ethridge, Joe Lau, Bronya R. Chernyak, Robert Voigt, Matt Goldrick, Joseph Keshet, and Molly Losh. 2025. Self-Supervised Speech Representations in a Pre-train Speech Model Represent Key Rapid Automatized Naming Variability in Autism. In Proceedings of the Society for Computation in Linguistics 2025, pages 385–387, Eugene, Oregon. Association for Computational Linguistics.
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[Self-Supervised Speech Representations in a Pre-train Speech Model Represent Key Rapid Automatized Naming Variability in Autism](https://aclanthology.org/2025.scil-1.38/) (Ethridge et al., SCiL 2025)

Self-Supervised Speech Representations in a Pre-train Speech Model Represent Key Rapid Automatized Naming Variability in Autism (Ethridge et al., SCiL 2025)

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Sarah Ethridge, Joe Lau, Bronya R. Chernyak, Robert Voigt, Matt Goldrick, Joseph Keshet, and Molly Losh. 2025. Self-Supervised Speech Representations in a Pre-train Speech Model Represent Key Rapid Automatized Naming Variability in Autism. In Proceedings of the Society for Computation in Linguistics 2025, pages 385–387, Eugene, Oregon. Association for Computational Linguistics.