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Re: [AUDITORY] Coordinate Response Measure sentences in languages other than English



Hi Stuart,

I developed a version of the corpus many years ago now in Mandarin, if that would be of any use to you. I'd have to look back at how far we had taken that work in terms of assessing intelligibility across different keyword, etc. We presented a poster about it at the BSA around 2012 if memory recalls.

Padraig

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Does anyone know of the existence of a corpus of Coordinate Response Measure sentences in languages other than English? Having them in a language relatively unrelated to English would be best. I found some in Persian:

https://www.cureus.com/articles/27631-a-new-speech-in-noise-test-for-measuring-informational-masking-in-speech-perception-among-elderly-listeners

Thanks for any help --

Yours - Stuart

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