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Hi, I noticed there are two modes: Audio for 48kHz and Speech for 16kHz. Would the score be accurate if both the reference and degraded samples were at an 8kHz sample rate in speech mode?
I received this message when I attempted to use an 8kHz sample rate for both the reference and degraded samples.
[equivalent_rectangular_bandwidth.cc : 33] RAW: EquivalentRectangularBandwidth::MakeFilters high_freq >= (sample_rate / 2), for sample_rate=8000 high_freq=8000.000000. Falling back to (sample_rate / 2)
I'm unsure about the meaning of 'Use a wideband model (sensitive up to 8kHz) with voice activity detection.'
Thanks!
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Hi, I noticed there are two modes: Audio for 48kHz and Speech for 16kHz. Would the score be accurate if both the reference and degraded samples were at an 8kHz sample rate in speech mode?
I received this message when I attempted to use an 8kHz sample rate for both the reference and degraded samples. [equivalent_rectangular_bandwidth.cc : 33] RAW: EquivalentRectangularBandwidth::MakeFilters high_freq >= (sample_rate / 2), for sample_rate=8000 high_freq=8000.000000. Falling back to (sample_rate / 2)
I'm unsure about the meaning of 'Use a wideband model (sensitive up to 8kHz) with voice activity detection.' Thanks!
I don't think the model is accurate in testing narrow bands
Hi, I noticed there are two modes: Audio for 48kHz and Speech for 16kHz. Would the score be accurate if both the reference and degraded samples were at an 8kHz sample rate in speech mode?
I received this message when I attempted to use an 8kHz sample rate for both the reference and degraded samples.
[equivalent_rectangular_bandwidth.cc : 33] RAW: EquivalentRectangularBandwidth::MakeFilters high_freq >= (sample_rate / 2), for sample_rate=8000 high_freq=8000.000000. Falling back to (sample_rate / 2)
I'm unsure about the meaning of 'Use a wideband model (sensitive up to 8kHz) with voice activity detection.'
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: