The phrase "a perceived amount of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing quantities or values that are subjectively interpreted or understood by individuals.
Example: "The study revealed a perceived amount of stress among employees during the transition period."
Alternatives: "an estimated quantity of" or "a subjective measure of".
Thus, if a system has a score significantly higher than zero, its output can be rated significantly better than "No proc"., meaning a lower perceived amount of reverberation or better overall quality.
In addition, after analyzing the relationship between the results of the listening and instrumental tests, we show that even though a subjective judgment of the perceived amount of reverberation can be roughly captured with instrumental measures, the overall sound quality cannot be well represented with the metrics employed in this challenge.
In [44], it has been shown that measures such as fSNR and CD can exhibit a high correlation with subjective listening tests when evaluating the overall quality and the perceived amount of reverberation for a wide range of state-of-the-art dereverberation (and noise reduction) techniques.
The use of an MVDR beamformer alone reduces the "perceived amount of reverberation" but does not improve the performance compared to the single-channel processing scheme (SE 3).
Each subject evaluated 3 utterances per condition (i.e., 12 uterances per subject), in terms of two different attributes: "overall quality" and "perceived amount of reverberation", on a scale ranging from 0 to 100.
Application of the proposed flexibility model could be helpful in estimating the perceived amount of total system congestion in a given network at any given time and how this congestion may vary if a new link is added to the system.
It is argued that an intention to seek evaluation of breast symptoms is not merely a matter of education and economics but it is dependent on a complex picture of personal and social factors on the perceived amount of negative consequences of delaying diagnosis and on previous habit of health care utilization [ 5, 14].
We also investigated the effect of repetition of subacromial injections on the perceived amount of pain in order to study an accumulative effect of repeated injection.
