ChatterBaby
Baby cries, simplified.
無料
3.0for iPhone, iPod touch
Age Rating
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About ChatterBaby
What is ChatterBaby?
ChatterBaby compares your baby’s sounds to our database of roughly 1,500 sounds, to determine whether and why your infant cries. It uses math(emagics). Before you use it, you must apologize to every math teacher you’ve ever told, “Why do I need to learn this junk?”
How accurate is ChatterBaby?
ChatterBaby correctly identifies roughly 85% of pain cries, and is roughly 90% accurate for catching any baby cries. Fussy/whiny cries are the cries most often mistaken for non-crying.
How can I make ChatterBaby work better?
The less background noise is present, the better the algorithm will work. If you feed it a soundclip of you singing to your crying baby, it will not work. If you feed ChatterBaby a soundclip of your dog barking, it will not work.
What kinds of cries does ChatterBaby predict?
The algorithm assumes the baby is crying for only three reasons: hungry, fussy, and pain. If your baby is crying because he really, really, wants to taste some Legos and you just won’t let him (true story), it will not work. Sad fact: separation anxiety cries are predicted as “pain” by our algorithm.
Can I trust the ChatterBaby algorithm?
Your brain and your own intuition are far more powerful than the fanciest equations. If the ChatterBaby algorithm and your own common sense disagree, always trust your brain.
What happens to my data?
We store it for science on a server that is HIPAA-compliant, removing as much information as possible that links your data to you individually. We are interested in discovering whether abnormal vocalization patterns in infants can predict neurodevelopmental delays such as autism. Odds are, a human being will never actually hear your baby’s audio sample; a computer script will run some math on it and throw the answers in a big spreadsheet to do even more math. For more information, see the Consent Form you agreed to when launching the app: link to consent.
Is there a warranty?
Nope. Nein. Zero. Zilch. Nada.
Is this a medical device?
No. See also “Can I trust the ChatterBaby algorithm?“ above.
What about remote monitoring?
TBD.
ChatterBaby compares your baby’s sounds to our database of roughly 1,500 sounds, to determine whether and why your infant cries. It uses math(emagics). Before you use it, you must apologize to every math teacher you’ve ever told, “Why do I need to learn this junk?”
How accurate is ChatterBaby?
ChatterBaby correctly identifies roughly 85% of pain cries, and is roughly 90% accurate for catching any baby cries. Fussy/whiny cries are the cries most often mistaken for non-crying.
How can I make ChatterBaby work better?
The less background noise is present, the better the algorithm will work. If you feed it a soundclip of you singing to your crying baby, it will not work. If you feed ChatterBaby a soundclip of your dog barking, it will not work.
What kinds of cries does ChatterBaby predict?
The algorithm assumes the baby is crying for only three reasons: hungry, fussy, and pain. If your baby is crying because he really, really, wants to taste some Legos and you just won’t let him (true story), it will not work. Sad fact: separation anxiety cries are predicted as “pain” by our algorithm.
Can I trust the ChatterBaby algorithm?
Your brain and your own intuition are far more powerful than the fanciest equations. If the ChatterBaby algorithm and your own common sense disagree, always trust your brain.
What happens to my data?
We store it for science on a server that is HIPAA-compliant, removing as much information as possible that links your data to you individually. We are interested in discovering whether abnormal vocalization patterns in infants can predict neurodevelopmental delays such as autism. Odds are, a human being will never actually hear your baby’s audio sample; a computer script will run some math on it and throw the answers in a big spreadsheet to do even more math. For more information, see the Consent Form you agreed to when launching the app: link to consent.
Is there a warranty?
Nope. Nein. Zero. Zilch. Nada.
Is this a medical device?
No. See also “Can I trust the ChatterBaby algorithm?“ above.
What about remote monitoring?
TBD.
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最新バージョン 3.0 の更新情報
Last updated on 2021年02月24日
旧バージョン
Color-coded bar charts
New Chart Labels - Cry and Not Crying
DatePicker on Registration screen works good in Darkmode (iOS)
App version number available on Record Screen
Redirect to Record Tab after the completion of Survey
New Chart Labels - Cry and Not Crying
DatePicker on Registration screen works good in Darkmode (iOS)
App version number available on Record Screen
Redirect to Record Tab after the completion of Survey
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Version History
3.0
2021年02月24日
Color-coded bar charts
New Chart Labels - Cry and Not Crying
DatePicker on Registration screen works good in Darkmode (iOS)
App version number available on Record Screen
Redirect to Record Tab after the completion of Survey
New Chart Labels - Cry and Not Crying
DatePicker on Registration screen works good in Darkmode (iOS)
App version number available on Record Screen
Redirect to Record Tab after the completion of Survey
2.2
2020年03月24日
Date of Birth - Datepicker range updated
2.1
2019年09月25日
Reset rating.
2.0
2019年08月09日
Enhanced algorithm
1.1
2018年05月04日
The latest update improves user experience for algorithm feedback and supports offline content.
1.0
2018年03月15日
ChatterBaby FAQ
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iPhone
iOS 10.0以降が必要です。
iPod touch
iOS 10.0以降が必要です。
ChatterBabyは次の言語がサポートされています。 英語
