Sentence examples for measuring speech from inspiring English sources

Similar ideas have already been proposed for measuring speech intelligibility in [5, 6] where this back end is an automatic speech recognition system, resulting in the word recognition rate as a natural metric.

A borderline significance (p = 0.0053) of age was found on the SMQ school subscale, with no age effect on the other two subscales measuring speech behaviour at home and in public (p > 0.62).

Mr. Butler, whose measured speech marks the careful manner needed in the pyrotechnician's job he held a decade ago, explained: "We shop the world, every continent.

But he had read the prime minister's "very measured" speech to the Council of Europe's parliamentary assembly a day earlier and "found much in it to which we, as a court, can subscribe".

Boril et al. [36] measured speech production variations during the interactions of drivers with commercial automated dialogue systems.

Unbeknown to the participants, the robot had no form of speech processing or gesture recognition, but simply measured speech volume levels, responding with gestures whenever a lull in sound was detected.

While most studies considering speech during physical tasks use aerobic exercises as stimuli, Orliko [17] measured speech production characteristics before and during a weightlifting task.

Two children who wear a cochlear implant (CI) in one ear and a hearing aid (HA) in the other ear completed a test battery designed to measure speech perception in noise and localization abilities.

The subjective evaluation consists of two different tests, aiming to determine both the preservation of the interaural cues of each algorithm as well as to measure speech intelligibility using the SRT.

But conveying emotion is no easy task for Carman, who has been diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome, the symptoms of which can include a flat affect and measured speech.

The Hearing in Noise Test (HINT, Bio-logic Systems Corp; Mundelein, IL) [61] is an adaptive test of speech recognition that measures speech perception ability in noise.