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Objective Intelligibility Prediction Using Distance Metrics on Speech Foundation Model Representations
High-dimensional representations of pretrained speech foundation models have proven beneficial for objective speech quality and intelligibility prediction. While existing work on neural intelligibility prediction usually leverages such representations for task-specific fine-tuning, in this work we e
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