beszédintelligibilitásmérésével
Beszédintelligibilitásmérésével, literally “measurement of speech intelligibility,” refers to the systematic evaluation of how comprehensible spoken language is to a listener under various conditions. The concept emerged in the 1960s with the work of researchers such as Peter Gordon and Karl T. C. Johnson, who sought objective ways to assess the clarity of speech for clinical, educational, and audiological purposes.
Measurement techniques can be broadly classified into subjective listening tests and objective signal‑processing methods. In listening
Applications of speech intelligibility measurement are extensive. In audiology, they guide the selection and adjustments of
Ongoing research focuses on integrating machine‑learning approaches to predict intelligibility from speech signals more accurately, especially