Subjective Testing and Objective Modelling of Influence of Different Social Classes to Voice Call Quality Perception

  • Jan Holub
  • Pavel Soucek
Keywords: speech quality, subjective testing, mean opinion score

Abstract

The paper presents the analysis of different perception of quality of transmitted voice by different social classes in conference call. Two different social classes (namely people with great income, who are older than 35 and people with low income, who are younger than 25) have been examined by means of ITU-T P.800 conversational tests. Significant differences in perception between those two classes have been identified.

Author Biographies

Jan Holub

Department of Measurement K13138, FEE, CTU Prague, Czech Republic

Pavel Soucek

Department of Measurement K13138, FEE, CTU Prague, Czech Republic

Published
2012-06-30
How to Cite
Holub, J., & Soucek, P. (2012). Subjective Testing and Objective Modelling of Influence of Different Social Classes to Voice Call Quality Perception. Communications - Scientific Letters of the University of Zilina, 14(2), 17-21. Retrieved from http://journals.uniza.sk/index.php/communications/article/view/741
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Articles