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Objective Scaling of Sound Quality for Normal Objective Scaling of Sound Quality for Normal-Hearing and Hearing and Hearing-Impaired Listeners Impaired Listeners …

Bramsløw, 2003

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Bramsløw L
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A new method for the objective estimation of sound quality for both normal-hearing and hearing-impaired listeners is presented. It is based on three main parts: 1) Subjective sound quality ratings, 2) An auditory model, coupled to 3) An artificial neural network. The paper …
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