论文信息 - PERCEPTUAL QUALITY MEASURES FOR THE EVALUATION OF NOISE REDUCTION SCHEMES

PERCEPTUAL QUALITY MEASURES FOR THE EVALUATION OF NOISE REDUCTION SCHEMES

In this study, different objective quality measures for the performance prediction of noise reduction schemes are compared to subjective data from psychoacoustic listening tests. It is shown that the considered perceptual measures are appropriate to define a quality test-bench which can be used for the development and optimization of noise reduction schemes.

V. Hohmann | T. Rohdenburg

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