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Alternative ANSI S3.5-1997 Speech Intelligibility Index (SII) transfer function weights for for various types of speech material.
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Each data frame contains the following 8 variables, each corresponding the the transfer function weights for a specific type of speech material:
fiCenter frequency, Hz
SIIStandard SII transfer function (weights)
NNSNNS (various nonsense syllable tests where most of the English phonems occur equally often)
CID22CID-W22 (PB-words)
NU6NU6 monosyllables
DRTDRT (Diagnostic Rhyme Test)
ShortPassageshort passages of easy reading material
SPINSPIN monosyllables
CSTConnected Speech Test
sic.criticalprovides alternative weights for the critical band SII procedure.
sic.threeoctaveprovides alternative weights for the one-third octave frequency band SII procedure.
octaveprovides alternative weights for the octave frequency band SII procedure.
There is no table of alternative weights for the equally-weighted SII band procedure as the weights for this method are (by definition) constant across all bands.
All values except the CST columns are from:
ANSI S3.5-1997, "American National Standard Methods for Calculation of the Speech Intelligibility Index" American National Standards Institute, New York.
Values in the CST columns are from:
http://www.sii.to/CSTdata.txt
ANSI S3.5-1997, "American National Standard Methods for Calculation of the Speech Intelligibility Index" American National Standards Institute, New York.
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data(sic.critical)
## display the weights
round(sic.critical,3)
## draw a comparison plot
ngroup <- ncol(sic.critical)
matplot(x=sic.critical[,1], y=sic.critical[,-1],
type="o",
xlab="Frequency, Hz",
ylab="Weight",
log="x",
lty=1:ngroup,
col=rainbow(ngroup)
)
legend(
"topright",
legend=names(sic.critical)[-1],
pch=as.character(1:ngroup),
lty=1:ngroup,
col=rainbow(ngroup)
)
data(threeoctave)
data(octave)
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