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How Reliable Are Predicted MOS for Reproducing Human System-Level Preferences in Speech Enhancement?
We investigate whether predicted Mean Opinion Scores (MOS) can reliably support system-level comparisons of speech enhancement (SE) methods by introducing system-level preference accuracy (SPA). Although MOS prediction models are widely used to evaluate SE systems, their performance is typically ass
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