HomeBank San Joaquin Valley Public Corpus

	Anne Warlaumont Department of Communication University of California, Los Angeles anne.warlaumont@gmail.com website		Gina Pretzer Cognitive and Information Sciences University of California, Merced gpretzer@gmail.com
	Sara Mendoza Cognitive and Information Sciences University of California, Merced smendoza25@gmail.com		Eric A. Walle Cognitive and Information Sciences University of California, Merced ewalle@ucmerced.edu website
	Sara Schneider Nicotine and Cannabis Policy Center University of California, Merced sschneider2@ucmerced.edu		Jimel Mutrie -- -- --
	Lukas Lopez Family and Consumer Studies University of Utah lukas.lopez@fcs.utah.edu		Chris Kello Cognitive and Information Sciences University of California, Merced ckello@ucmerced.edu

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Citation Information

Anne S. Warlaumont, Gina M. Pretzer, Sara Mendoza, Sara Schneider, Jimel Mutrie, Lukas Lopez, Eric A. Walle, & Christopher T. Kello (2024). San Joaquin Valley HomeBank Corpus: Public Portion.

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Corpus Description

These data are public samples transcribed through ASR from a longitudinal study of infant vocal learning and its relation to adult vocalizations (Ritwika et al., 2020). Data were collected in the Merced, CA area and include primarily English and Spanish speaking families. These data are a subset of the San Joaquin Valley HomeBank Corpus which is described more fully here .

Ritwika, V.P.S., Pretzer, G.M., Mendoza, S., Shedd, C., Kello, C.T., Gopinathan, A., & Warlaumont, A.S. Exploratory dynamics of vocal foraging during infant-caregiver communication. Sci Rep 10, 10469 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-020-66778-0

Acknowledgments

We would like to thank Gabriela Macedo, Ale Fontana, Alison Cao Romero, Katya Kha, Tim Shea, Jimel Mutrie, Troi Trua, and Chris Kello for their assistance with the data collection. The project is funded by NSF BCS-1529127 to Warlaumont (former PI), Kello (PI), and Gopinathan (Co-PI).