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Speech Quality Assessment through MOS using Non-Matching References

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arxiv 2206.12285 v1 pith:R3T6VN5O submitted 2022-06-24 eess.AS cs.SD

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Human judgments obtained through Mean Opinion Scores (MOS) are the most reliable way to assess the quality of speech signals. However, several recent attempts to automatically estimate MOS using deep learning approaches lack robustness and generalization capabilities, limiting their use in real-world applications. In this work, we present a novel framework, NORESQA-MOS, for estimating the MOS of a speech signal. Unlike prior works, our approach uses non-matching references as a form of conditioning to ground the MOS estimation by neural networks. We show that NORESQA-MOS provides better generalization and more robust MOS estimation than previous state-of-the-art methods such as DNSMOS and NISQA, even though we use a smaller training set. Moreover, we also show that our generic framework can be combined with other learning methods such as self-supervised learning and can further supplement the benefits from these methods.

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  1. SALF-MOS: Speaker Agnostic Latent Features Downsampled for MOS Prediction

    cs.SD 2025-06 reject novelty 4.0 of 10

    SALF-MOS, a compact U-Net-style model using frozen wav2vec features, claims state-of-the-art MOS prediction on four benchmarks with only 1,574 parameters.

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