@incollection{pub4403,
    series = {Cognitive Technologies},
    abstract = {Recent advancements in computer science in general and
speech processing technology in particular provide the opportunity to
transform speech as a means of communication into a novel measure-
ment tool which can be utilized to address many problems in various
elds. In this paper we investigate two experiments which use speech as
their metric to demonstrate new approaches to two problematic in the
eld of cognition. The rst study utilizes speech as mean of assessment of
cognitive decline in elderly and the second study use it as a measurement
tool for cognitive load and speech time pressure. After describing these
two approaches and their respective results separately, we compare them
and discuss their advantages as well as their drawbacks.},
    year = {2008},
    title = {Assessment of a user's time pressure and cognitive load on the basis of features of speech},
    booktitle = {Resource-adaptive cognitive systems},
    editor = {M. Crocker and Jörg Siekmann},
    pages = {o.A.},
    isbn = {978-3-540-89407-0},
    publisher = {Springer, Berlin - Heidelberg - New York},
    author = {Anthony Jameson and Jürgen Kiefer and Christian Müller and Frank Wittig and Ralf Rummer},
    url = {http://www.dfki.de/web/kompetenz/ccel/publikationen/renameFileForDownload?filename=jameson_et_al_2008-1.pdf&file_id=uploads_858}
}