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Ferramentas para Análise Fonológica Automática (FAFA) [Automatic Phonological Analysis Tools (APAT)]

Authors: Jesus, Luis; Lousada, Marisa; Saraiva, Daniela; Domingues, Diana;

Ferramentas para Análise Fonológica Automática (FAFA) [Automatic Phonological Analysis Tools (APAT)]

Abstract

As Ferramentas para Análise Fonológica Automática (FAFA) consistem em quatro folhas de cálculo em Excel que permitem agilizar a avaliação de parâmetros fonológicos. Estas ferramentas podem ser utilizadas na prática clínica, para uma análise dos dados obtidos na avaliação, ou para fins de investigação. A utilização destas ferramentas diminui substancialmente o tempo de análise fonológica na medida em que, após a transcrição dos dados, o cálculo das diversas medidas, é automático. Este recurso foi distribuído através da plataforma Advanced Communication and Swallowing Assessment (ACSA) até janeiro de 2026 Qualquer pedido de informação adicional envie e-mail para ieeta-acsa@ua.pt The paediatric Automatic Phonological Analysis Tools (APAT) consist of four Excel sheets that expedite the analysis of phonological parameters. These tools can be used to analyse assessment data in clinical practice or research. When using these tools, clinicians can reduce substantially the time devoted to phonological analysis, since after a transcription of the data, the calculations of various measures is automatic. Any queries email ieeta-acsa@ua.pt This resource was distributed through the Advanced Communication and Swallowing Assessment (ACSA) platform until January 2026

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