Kõnekvaliteedi

Kõnekvaliteedi refers to the subjective perception of how clear, understandable, and natural a voice communication sounds. It is a multifaceted concept that encompasses various aspects of the audio signal and how it is processed and received. Several factors contribute to overall kõnekvaliteedi.

These include the intelligibility of the speech, meaning how easily the words can be understood. This is influenced by factors such as the speaker's enunciation, the clarity of the audio transmission, and the presence of background noise. The naturalness of the voice is also important, encompassing aspects like the speaker's tone, pitch, and rhythm. Unnatural or robotic-sounding speech can negatively impact kõnekvaliteedi.

Furthermore, the absence of distortions or artifacts in the audio signal plays a crucial role. These can include clipping, buzzing, or echoes, which can make the speech difficult to follow. In telecommunications, kõnekvaliteedi is often measured using objective metrics that correlate with subjective perception, such as Mean Opinion Score (MOS). Subjective testing also remains a vital component in assessing and improving kõnekvaliteedi in various applications, from phone calls to voice assistants.