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COPYRIGHT © All rights reserved by Sound acoustics Germany The averaged quality measures over all test cases indicate the real influence of a test object under different test conditions (environment noise, male and female speakers, bandwidth…). The overall influence of test object modifications on the signal quality can be observed immediately after 6 min. simulation time in this example. This test corresponds to 5.46 hours ongoing subjective listening tests with evaluation of only one parameter dependency! The overall influence of test object modifications on the signal quality can be observed immediately after 6 min. simulation time in this example. This test corresponds to 5.46 hours ongoing subjective listening tests with evaluation of only one parameter dependency!

COPYRIGHT © All rights reserved by Sound acoustics Germany The averaged quality measures over all test cases indicate the real influence of a test object under different test conditions (environment noise, male and female speakers, bandwidth…). The overall influence of test object modifications on the signal quality can be observed immediately after 6 min. simulation time in this example. This test corresponds to 5.46 hours ongoing subjective listening tests with evaluation of only one parameter dependency! The overall influence of test object modifications on the signal quality can be observed immediately after 6 min. simulation time in this example. This test corresponds to 5.46 hours ongoing subjective listening tests with evaluation of only one parameter dependency!

COPYRIGHT © All rights reserved by Sound acoustics Germany The averaged quality measures over all test cases indicate the real influence of a test object under different test conditions (environment noise, male and female speakers, bandwidth…). The overall influence of test object modifications on the signal quality can be observed immediately after 6 min. simulation time in this example. This test corresponds to 5.46 hours ongoing subjective listening tests with evaluation of only one parameter dependency! The overall influence of test object modifications on the signal quality can be observed immediately after 6 min. simulation time in this example. This test corresponds to 5.46 hours ongoing subjective listening tests with evaluation of only one parameter dependency!

COPYRIGHT © All rights reserved by Sound acoustics Germany The averaged quality measures over all test cases indicate the real influence of a test object under different test conditions (environment noise, male and female speakers, bandwidth…). The overall influence of test object modifications on the signal quality can be observed immediately after 6 min. simulation time in this example. This test corresponds to 5.46 hours ongoing subjective listening tests with evaluation of only one parameter dependency! The overall influence of test object modifications on the signal quality can be observed immediately after 6 min. simulation time in this example. This test corresponds to 5.46 hours ongoing subjective listening tests with evaluation of only one parameter dependency!

COPYRIGHT © All rights reserved by Sound acoustics Germany Over all test cases averaged quality measures indicate the real influence of a test object.The averaged quality measures over all test cases indicate the real influence of a test object under different test conditions (environment noise, male and female speakers, bandwidth…). The overall influence of test object modifications on the signal quality can be observed immediately after 6 min. simulation time in this example. This test corresponds to 5.46 hours ongoing subjective listening tests with evaluation of only one parameter dependency! The overall influence of test object modifications on the signal quality can be observed immediately after 6 min. simulation time in this example. This test corresponds to 5.46 hours ongoing subjective listening tests with evaluation of only one parameter dependency!

COPYRIGHT © All rights reserved by Sound acoustics Germany The averaged quality measures over all test cases indicate the real influence of a test object under different test conditions (environment noise, male and female speakers, bandwidth…). The overall influence of test object modifications on the signal quality can be observed immediately after 6 min. simulation time in this example. This test corresponds to 5.46 hours ongoing subjective listening tests with evaluation of only one parameter dependency! The overall influence of test object modifications on the signal quality can be observed immediately after 6 min. simulation time in this example. This test corresponds to 5.46 hours ongoing subjective listening tests with evaluation of only one parameter dependency!

COPYRIGHT © All rights reserved by Sound acoustics Germany The averaged quality measures over all test cases indicate the real influence of a test object under different test conditions (environment noise, male and female speakers, bandwidth…). The overall influence of test object modifications on the signal quality can be observed immediately after 6 min. simulation time in this example. This test corresponds to 5.46 hours ongoing subjective listening tests with evaluation of only one parameter dependency! The overall influence of test object modifications on the signal quality can be observed immediately after 6 min. simulation time in this example. This test corresponds to 5.46 hours ongoing subjective listening tests with evaluation of only one parameter dependency!