Table 3:

Classification accuracy (%) on the combined dataset (i.e., adolescents and young adults) with kineme histograms. The effect of four factors is shown: Histogram type (count vs. magnitude), treatment of scales (separated or collapsed), letters used (singletons vs. all letters) and usage of speech detection (speech- and listening-time kinemes in different histograms combined, speech-time kinemes only, listening-time kinemes only, and no usage of speech separation). Bold, italic and underlined texts respectively denote the first, second, and third best result. ^†Spe: Speaking, Lis: Listening, Non-sep: Non-separated speech.

		Count Histograms				Magnitude Histograms
		Spe & Lis	Spe	Lis	Non-sep.	Spe & Lis	Spe	Lis	Non-sep.
Separated scales	Singletons	75.5	71.6	66.7	75.5	80.4	71.6	53.9	63.7
	All letters	72.5	67.6	61.8	68.6	70.6	64.7	59.8	66.7
Collapsed scales	Singletons	61.8	68.6	60.8	57.8	64.7	56.9	48.0	52.9
	All letters	59.8	64.7	53.9	62.7	57.8	57.8	48.0	52.9