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Frozen Acoustic and Temporal Models for Analysis of Shelter Dog Vocalizations: Reproducibility Archive Open Access Deposited

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Date Uploaded: 10/25/2026
Date Modified: 10/25/2026

This archive contains the frozen acoustic and temporal models used to analyze vocalizations recorded in a study examining the effects of partial privacy panels on dog behavior in a shelter dog adoption building. The acoustic detector identifies vocalization events, while the temporal model groups successive events into episodes using a previously established, frozen inter-event interval boundary.

The reproducibility package includes Python implementations, model parameters, specifications, event-level and recording-level outputs, verification results, and supporting documentation. The temporal Python implementation was reconstructed from the frozen model specification and verified against archived results; the original three-component mixture model was not refitted.

The archive is intended to support transparency, reproducibility, and independent examination of the computational methods used in the study. It does not include the original audio recordings.

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  • Frozen Acoustic and Temporal Models Analyzing Dog Vocalizations
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  • 2013-2026
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  • AI-assisted computational tools (ChatGPT, OpenAI) were used in developing, implementing, and verifying the acoustic and temporal models. The researcher directed the analyses, evaluated the outputs, and retains responsibility for the final methodology and archived materials.

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  • No specialized software is required to extract the ZIP archive or view the CSV, JSON, and text files. Python 3 with NumPy, pandas, and SciPy is required to execute the computational models. FFmpeg may be needed for processing certain audio formats.

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Identifier: doi:10.7945/82zy-1k69
Link: https://doi.org/10.7945/82zy-1k69

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