The Emotion Recognition Task

The ERT is a computerized task to assess the perception of facial expressions. The task presents morphed facial expressions that gradually increase in intensity.

Authors:  Barbara Montagne,  Roy Kessels,  David Perrett,  Edward de Haan
Updated:  2020-12-24
Source:  https://www.emotionrecognitiontask.com/
Keywords:  emotion,  psychology,  neuropsychology,  cognition,  Dutch,  English,  German,  French,  Spanish,  Finnish,  Italian,  Russian,  Lithuanian,  Greek,  Portuguese,  Turkish

subs2vec

Python 3.7 resources to evaluate bigram and trigram frequencies in corpora.

Authors:  Jeroen van Paridon,  Bill Thompson
Updated:  2019-12-24
Source:  https://github.com/jvparidon/subs2vec
Keywords:  language,  bigram,  trigram,  lexical norms,  psycholinguistics,  Afrikaans,  Arabic,  Bulgarian,  Bengali,  Breton,  Bosnian,  Catalan,  Czech,  Danish,  German,  Greek,  English,  Esperanto,  Spanish,  Estonian,  Basque,  Farsi,  Finnish,  French,  Galician,  Hebrew,  Hindi,  Croatian,  Hungarian,  Armenian,  Indonesian,  Icelandic,  Italian,  Georgian,  Kazakh,  Korean,  Lithuanian,  Latvian,  Macedonian,  Malayalam,  Malay,  Dutch,  Norwegian,  Polish,  Portuguese,  Romanian,  Russian,  Sinhala,  Slovak,  Slovenian,  Albanian,  Serbian,  Swedish,  Tamil,  Telugu,  Tagalog,  Turkish,  Ukranian,  Urdu,  Vietnamese

CMUSphinx4

CMU Sphinx is a set of speech recognition development libraries and tools that can be linked in to speech-enable applications.

Authors:  Evandro Gouvea,  Peter Gorniak,  Philip Kwok,  Paul Lamere,  Beth Logan,  Pedro Moreno,  Bhiksha Raj,  Mosur Ravishankar,  Bent Schmidt-Nielsen,  Rita Singh,  JM Van Thong,  Willie Walker,  Manfred Warmuth,  Joe Woelfel,  Peter Wolf
Updated:  2019-10-23
Source:  https://cmusphinx.github.io/
Keywords:  speech,  programming,  Java,  experiment,  English,  French,  Mandarin,  German,  Dutch,  Russian

The Dutch Crowdsourcing Project

The Dutch Crowdsourcing Project contains word recognition times for 54,319 Dutch words in a Y/N vocabulary recognition task.

Authors:  Marc Brysbaert,  Emmanuel Keuleers,  Pawel Mandera
Updated:  2019-07-17
Source:  http://crr.ugent.be/programs-data/lexicon-projects
Keywords:  lexicon,  Dutch,  word-recognition,  psycholinguistic

Normative Data on Dutch Idiomatic Expressions

Normative data of 374 Dutch idiomatic expressions by 390 native speakers.

Authors:  Ferdy Hubers,  Catia Cucchiarini,  Helmer Strik,  Ton Dijkstra
Updated:  2019-05-14
Source:  https://www.ru.nl/cls/publications/corpora/
Keywords:  language,  speech,  English,  Dutch

Ghent Eye-Tracking Corpus

A mono and bilingual corpus of eye-tracking data

Authors:  Uschi Cop,  Nicolas Dirix,  Denis Drieghe,  Wouter Duyck
Updated:  2017-12-24
Source:  https://expsy.ugent.be/downloads/geco/
Keywords:  Dutch,  English,  Eye Tracking,  Corpus

The Box Task

The Box Task is a paradigm for the computerized assessment of visuospatial working memory.

Authors:  Roy P. C. Kessels & Albert Postma
Updated:  2017-09-15
Source:  https://roykessels.nl/tests-and-software/box-task
Keywords:  working-memory,  psychology,  experiment,  English,  Dutch

The Fame! Speech Corpus

The Fame! Speech Corpus consists of 203 audio segments of approximately 5 minutes long extracted from various radio programs covering a time span of almost 50 years (1966-2015), adding a longitudinal dimension to the database.

Authors:  Henk van den Heuvel
Updated:  2016-12-16
Source:  http://www.islrn.org/resources/340-994-352-616-4/
Keywords:  speech,  audio,  language,  Dutch,  Frisian

BALDEY Database of Auditory Lexical Decisions

Behavioral data and stimuli from a large-scale auditory lexical decision experiment (5,541 words and pseudo-words) on Dutch.

Authors:  Mirjam Ernestus,  Anne Cutler
Updated:  2016-09-09
Source:  https://hdl.handle.net/1839/00-0000-0000-0020-449F-1
Keywords:  auditory-lexical-decision,  morphological-complexity,  frequency,  phonological-neighbors,  dutch,  audio-data,  behavioural-data

The Nijmegen-Venray Confabulation List (NVCL-20)

The NVCL-20 is an observation scale to measure spontaneous confabulation. This scale's items cover spontaneous confabulation, provoked confabulation, and memory and orientation.

Authors:  Yvonne C. M. Rensen,  Joukje M. Oosterman,  Jessica E. van Damme,  Sonja I. A. Griekspoor,  Arie J. Wester,  Michael D. Kopelman,  & Roy P. C. Kessels
Updated:  2015-11-11
Source:  https://roykessels.nl/tests-and-software/nvcl-20
Keywords:  psychology,  memory,  language,  neuropsychology,  English,  Dutch