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HSR results for Aurora2 data

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Date: Tue, 13 Dec 2011 15:06:22 +0000
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Dear list,

does anyone know about human speech recognition (HSR) experiments performed with the Aurora2 speech data? Leonard reported an HSR score of over 99% for the clean TIDigits, which are being used for Aurora2. I'd be interested in human scores in the presence of the modulated noises in Aurora2, and compare those to automatic speech recognition results. I imagine that in the low-SNR conditions listeners actually produce some errors, but I couldn't find any publication on this.

Best!
Bernd

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Bernd T. Meyer
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