This paper presents a new index for predicting speech intelligibility for normal-hearing and
hearing-impaired listeners. The Hearing-Aid Speech Perception Index (HASPI) is based on …

We propose a novel method for objective speech intelligibility prediction which can be useful
in many application domains such as hearing instruments and forensics. Most objective …

Several modification algorithms that alter natural or synthetic speech with the goal of
improving intelligibility in noise have been proposed recently. A key requirement of many …

Spiking cochlea models describe the analog processing and spike generation process
within the biological cochlea. Reconstructing the audio input from the artificial cochlea …

Many different algorithms have been proposed for single-microphone noise suppression.
Comparing algorithms can be difficult, however, since different studies use different speech …

The article describes the system we submitted for the three sub-challenges of
INTERSPEECH 2012 Speaker Trait Challenge for the classification of the five personality …

A non-intrusive method is introduced to predict binaural speech intelligibility in noise directly
from signals captured using a pair of microphones. The approach combines signal …

Despite the established importance of temporal fine-structure (TFS) on speech perception in
noise, existing speech transmission metrics use primarily envelope information to model …

A distortion-weighted glimpse proportion metric (BiDWGP) for predicting binaural speech
intelligibility were evaluated in simulated anechoic and reverberant conditions, with and …

Speech production is affected by noise due to the Lombard effect. The traditional method of
investigation is through headphone delivery of noise to allow speech to be recorded in quiet …