Intelligibility is a primary measure for the assessment of pathological speech. Traditionally, it
is measured using a perceptual test, which is by definition subjective in nature …

It is commonly acknowledged that word or phoneme intelligibility is an important criterion in
the assessment of the communication efficiency of a pathological speaker. People have …

Nowadays, intelligibility is a popular measure of the severity of the articulatory deficiencies
of a pathological speaker. Usually, this measure is obtained by means of a perceptual test …

Intelligibility is widely used to measure the severity of articulatory problems in pathological
speech. Recently, a number of automatic intelligibility assessment tools have been …

It is generally acknowledged that an unbiased and objective assessment of the
communication deficiency caused by a speech disorder calls for automatic speech …

Intelligibility is generally accepted to be a very relevant measure in the assessment of
pathological speech. In clinical practice, intelligibility is measured using one of the many …

Pathological speech involves atypical speech production which may result from several
factors including oral diseases, physical disabilities in the voice production system and …

Measuring the intelligibility of disordered speech is a common practice in both clinical and
research contexts. Over the years various methods have been proposed and studied …

For many aspects of speech therapy an objective evaluation of the intelligibility of a patient's
speech is needed. We investigate the evaluation of the intelligibility of speech by means of …

An important, yet under-explored, problem in speech processing is the automatic
assessment of intelligibility for pathological speech. In practice, intelligibility assessment is …