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Subjective Quality Measurement of Speech

Part of the Signals and Communication Technology Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-27506-7

ISBN: 978-3-642-27505-0

Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg - Springer Journals

Feb 7, 2012

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Kondo, Kazuhiro

Pages: 1 –6

[This chapter gives the overview of this book. The motivations for the measurement described in this book is briefly described, followed by the purpose of this book and its organization.]
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Chapter 2Speech Quality

Kondo, Kazuhiro

Pages: 7 –20

[This chapter briefly describes two aspects of speech quality. We briefly define these two different aspects, and explain two types of measures for these aspects; the subjective and objective quality measures.]
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Chapter 3The Japanese Diagnostic Rhyme Test

Kondo, Kazuhiro

Pages: 21 –28

[This chapter describes the Japanese DRT and its evaluation procedure. The English DRT is briefly described, followed by the definition of the Japanese DRT. An analysis of the Japanese consonant taxonomy is described, followed by the definition of the word-pair list to be used in the test....
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Chapter 4The Effect of Word Familiarity on the DRT Scores

Kondo, Kazuhiro

Pages: 29 –35

[This chapter describes the results of experiments we conducted to investigate the effect of word familiarity on speech intelligibility using selection-based testing methods. First, word familiarity is briefly described. We then describe the experimental procedures and the results. In summary, we...
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Chapter 5Examples of Noise-Degraded Speech Intelligibility Measurements Using the Japanese DRT

Kondo, Kazuhiro

Pages: 37 –45

[In this chapter, experiments using the Japanese DRT intelligibility test defined in the previous chapter on speech degraded with common additive noise is defined. The purpose of these experiments were to find out the effect of these additive noise on the “intelligibility” as measured by the...
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Chapter 6DRT Evaluation of Localized Speech Intelligibility in Virtual 3-D Acoustic Space

Kondo, Kazuhiro

Pages: 47 –73

[In this chapter, we will describe the application of the proposed Japanese DRT to the measurement of intelligibility of localized Japanese speech in virtual three dimensional environment. Speech is localized to the specified location by convolving with the head related transfer function, which...
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Chapter 7Other DRT Evaluation Examples

Kondo, Kazuhiro

Pages: 75 –92

[In this chapter, we will describe two other applications in which we have attempted to measure the speech intelligibility using the intelligibility test defined in earlier chapters. One application is the use of speaker-dependent maskers to mask sensitive spoken dialogue from leakage. The...
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Chapter 8Estimation of DRT Scores Using Objective Measures

Kondo, Kazuhiro

Pages: 93 –141

[In this chapter, two different attempts at estimating the DRT scores using objective measures are described. Since subjective intelligibility is a time-consuming and laborious task, if estimation of intelligibility without using human listeners is possible, at least at some degree of accuracy,...
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Chapter 9Summary

Kondo, Kazuhiro

Pages: 143 –147

[This chapter summarizes the major topics of this book. A brief summary of each chapter is given. We also give some unsolved issues and describe some ongoing projects.]

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