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Prediction of Arabic speech intelligibility for speech hall

Different types of acoustical measures were made and compared as predictors of speech intelligibility in rooms of varied acoustical characteristic. These acoustical measurements include articulation index (Al), A-weighting signal to noise ratios (S/N) obtained from speech and background noise levels, useful to detrimental sound ratios obtained from early to late sound ratios. Some room acoustic parameters were also considered like reverberation time RT, early decay time for 10 dB (EDT), early to late sound ratios (C/sub 50/) and early to total sound energy ratios (D/sub 50/). The relationships of these measures to speech intelligibility scores were studied to evaluate which were most appropriate in room for speech, and the best predictors of speech intelligibility scores were identified. It is found that the most successful measure is the useful to detrimental sound ratios based. on a 50 msec. early time interval as a predictor of speech intelligibility. From the results the optimum acoustical conditions in room for speech were determined in terms of the 50 msec. useful/detrimental ratios or articulation index or from the combinations of the reverberation time and signal to noise ratio.