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Comparison of spectrum-based models for speech and audio quality and naturalness estimation

Raake et al., 2009

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5457385644721412238
Author
Raake A
Wältermann M
Moore B
Tan C
Publication year
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Fortschr. Akust., 35. Jahrestagung für Akustik (DAGA 2009), NL-Rotterdam

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Spectral characteristics eg of electro-acoustic interfaces in end-devices or network bandpass filters may degrade perceived naturalness and thus yield an impairment of transmitted speech quality. This effect is particularly prominent for wideband (WB) speech …
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