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The Limits of Reference-Free Speech Quality Metrics as Evaluators and Rewards on Modern Text-to-Speech
Reference-free quality predictors such as UTMOS, DNSMOS and SCOREQ are the de facto automatic evaluators for text-to-speech (TTS) and are increasingly adopted as reward signals for preference optimization. Both roles presuppose that the predicted score tracks human preference. In this work, we test
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