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ANSI/NIST-ITL 1-2011 - UPDATE 2013 DRAFT VERSION8.11.27 Field 11.037: Segment speaker characteristics / SCCThis optional field contains subfields, each referring to a segment identified in eitherField 11.024: Snipping diary / SPD or the segment diary Field 11.025: Segmentdiary / SGD. Each subfield gives an assessment of the characteristics of the voicewithin the segment, including intelligibility, emotional state and impairment. This fieldshall only appear if Field 11.024: Snipping diary / SPD or Field 11.025: Segmentdiary / SGD exists in the record.ooooooThe first information item (diary identifier / DIA) is mandatory and is anindicator of the diary to which this subfield refers. If this item refers to asegment in the Field 11.024: Snipping diary / SPD, the value is 0. If this itemrefers to a segment in Field 11.025: Segment diary / SGD, the value is 1.The second information item (segment identifiers / SID) is a mandatory list ofintegers and gives the segment identifiers from Field 11.024 to which the valuesin this subfield pertain. There may be up to 600,000 values in this item, one foreach segment identified in Field 11.026. A value of 0 indicates the segmentcontent information in this item shall be considered the default value for allsegments not specifically identified in other occurrences of this item.The third information item (impairment level number / IMP) is optional andshall indicate an subjective, observed level of neurological diminishment,whether from fatigue, disease, trauma, or the influence ofmedication/substances, across the speech segments identified. No attempt ismade to differentiate the sources of impairment. The value shall be an integerbetween 0 (no noticed impairment) and 5 (significant), inclusive.The fourth information item (dominant spoken language code / DSL) isoptional and gives the 3 character ISO 639-3 code for the dominant language inthe segments identified in this subfield.A fifth information item (language proficiency scale number / LPS) is anoptional integer and rates the subjective estimation of the fluency of thelanguage being spoken on a scale of 0 (no proficiency) to 9 (high proficiency).The sixth information item (speech style code / STY) is optional and shall be aninteger as given in Table 76 Speech Style Codes. There may be no more thanone value for each of the segments identified in this subfield and will indicatethe dominant style of speech within the segments. If attribute code “12” ischosen to indicate “other”, additional explanation should be included in(comments / COM) below.Table 76 Speech Style CodesSpeech style descriptionSpeechstyle codeUnknown 0May, 2013 DRAFT VERSION UPDATE 2013 Page 261
ANSI/NIST-ITL 1-2011 - UPDATE 2013 DRAFT VERSIONSpeech style descriptionSpeechstyle codePublic speech (oratory) 1Conversational telephone 2Conversation face-to-face 3Read 4Prompted/repeated 5Storytelling/Picture description 6Task induced speech 7Interview 8Recited/memorized 9Spontaneous/free 10Variable 11Other 12ooooThe seventh information item (intelligibility scale code / INT) is optional. It isan integer describing the subjective evaluation of the speech from 0(unintelligible) to 9 (clear and fully intelligible).The eighth information item (familiarity degree code / FDC) is optional. It isan integer between 0 and 5, inclusive, and indicates the perceived degree offamiliarity between the data subject and the interlocutor, which ranges from 0indicating no familiarity to 5 indicating high familiarity/intimacy.The ninth information item (health comment / HCM) is optional text notingany observable health issues impacting the data subject during the speechsegment, such as symptoms of the common cold (hoarse voice, pitch lowering,increased nasality), has emphysema, and/or if the data subject regularly smokestobacco or uses other products that may affect the voice.The tenth information item (emotional state code / EMC) is optional. It is aninteger giving a subjective estimation of the emotional state of the data subjectacross the segments identified in this subfield. Admissible emotional state codesare given in Table 77 Emotional State Codes. Only one value for this item isallowed across all of the segments identified in this subfield. If emotional statecode “9” or “10” is chosen to indicate “variable” or “other”, additionalexplanation may be included in the information item (comments/COM) below.Table 77 Emotional State CodesEmotional state description Emotionalstate codeUnknown 0Calm 1Hurried 2Happy/joyful 3262
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR ANSI/NIST-ITL
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Will Graves, Rob Mungovan, Catherin
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John ManzoFBI/BIOMETRICS Center ofE
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General Editor: Brad Wing[2013a>]AC
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CANVASSEES For the 2013 UpdateTO BE
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