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Absolute Quality Ratings of Speech Enhancement Systems by Listeners of Different Ages and Degrees of Hearing Loss
Speech Enhancement (SE) supports listening, particularly for older adults with age-related hearing loss. Yet, enhanced Speech Quality (SQ) is commonly evaluated by young normal-hearing listeners, and how their ratings translate to older adults remains under-explored. We compared absolute SQ ratings
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