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Method for the selection of sentence materials for efficient measurement of the speech reception threshold

Versfeld et al., 2000

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1657067768343986938
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Versfeld N
Daalder L
Festen J
Houtgast T
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America

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A method is described to select sentence materials for efficient measurement of the speech reception threshold (SRT). The first part of the paper addresses the creation of the sentence materials, the recording procedure, and a listening experiment to evaluate the new speech …
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