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Why is a move from PESQ to POLQA recommended? (And, why will the move eventually be necessary?) What are the limitations of the POLQA technology? What are the main differences between POLQA and PESQ? What are the implications of moving to the new POLQA technology?
Super wideband SWB (Flat filtering up to 14kHz, 48kHz sampling frequency of the reference sample)
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WHAT ARE THE MAIN DIFFERENCES BETWEEN POLQA & PESQ? (continued)
Unique triple bandwidth output scale: SWB mode: NB, WB, and SWB tested samples presented on a single SWB scale (bandwidth being part of the transmission chains degradation) This has the advantage of direct comparison of different bandwidth scores.
NOTE: It is generally expected that the SWB unique scale (running a SWB reference sample) has the following transparency: NB: WB: Maximum MOS value 4.25 Maximum MOS value 4.5
New extensively tested and validated languages: Chinese, Japanese, Czech Accuracy: POLQA proven to over over-perform perform PESQ (both NB and WB)
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CONCLUSIONS
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CONCLUSIONS
The move from PESQ to POLQA is recommended (and will eventually be required) due to: POLQA fixes well-known weaknesses of PESQ POLQA copes with ith todays t d speech h codecs, d voice i enhancement h td devices, i and network conditions Q offers significantly g y higher g accuracy y POLQA POLQA technology has still some limitations that must be well understood and controlled
CONCLUSIONS (continued)
Main differences between POLQA and PESQ: Reference speech sampling frequency Operational modes / bandwidths Unique triple bandwidth MOS LQO output scale Accuracy Implications of moving to POLQA: p y to PESQ Backwards compatibility Possibly lower spacetime granularity than PESQ Understanding the unique SWB output scale as well as its difference from the NB scale
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THANK YOU!
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