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Simulating Conversations For The Prediction Of Speech Quality Thilo Michael

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Simulating Conversations For The Prediction Of Speech Quality Thilo Michael
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Publisher: Springer-T-Labs
File Extension: PDF
File size: 7.84 MB
Pages: 156
Author: Thilo Michael
ISBN: 9783031318436, 3031318439
Language: English
Year: 2023

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Simulating Conversations For The Prediction Of Speech Quality Thilo Michael by Thilo Michael 9783031318436, 3031318439 instant download after payment.

This book discusses the simulation of conversations through a novel approach of predicting speech quality based on the interactions of two simulated interlocutors. The author describes the setup of a simulation environment that is capable of simulating human dialogue on the speech level. The impact of delay and bursty packet loss on VoIP conversations is investigated and modeled for the use in the simulation. Based on parameters extracted from simulated conversations, the author proposes extensions to the E-model, a parametric model standardized by the International Telecommunications Union, in order to predict the quality of the simulated conversations. The author shows that predictions based on the simulated conversations outperform models that rely on the transmission parameters alone. 

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