Hi Peter,
Have you already looked at all of the iOS Speech Therapy
apps in the Apple App Store to see if any of them do what
you are trying to accomplish? There are bunch of them out
there!
Hope it helps!
Rick
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> Unfortunately, it is all rather more complicated than either Richmond or
> Peter suggest.
Hi Peter,
Sorry to hear about your friend’s grandmother’s aphasia problem.
While you are taking on a noble endeavor here with your app,
I would suggest doing a trial run with your software first without
the waveform comparison with your friend’s grandmother.
Instead of having the computer do
Indeed, it is more complicated as we all, to one extent or another,
suffer from a "pathology of semantics or word finding"
as, this morning, I couldn't for the life of me remember what part of
the brain was supposedly connected with aphasia
and had to go and look the thing up.
I do
Unfortunately, it is all rather more complicated than either Richmond or Peter
suggest. There are many more contributing areas than Brocas, and what Peter
describes doesn't appear to be aphasia at all, but rather a pathology of
semantics or word finding.
It's not possible to be more specific
