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ITU-T P.862 (02/2001)

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Perceptual evaluation of speech quality (PESQ): An objective method for end-to-end speech quality assessment of narrow-band telephone networks and speech codecs
This Recommendation describes an objective method for predicting the subjective quality of 3.1 kHz (narrow-band) handset telephony and narrow-band speech codecs. This Recommendation presents a high-level description of the method, advice on how to use it, and part of the results from a Study Group 12 benchmark carried out in the period 1999-2000. An ANSI-C reference implementation, described in Annex A, is provided in separate files and form an integral part of this Recommendation. A conformance testing procedure is also specified in Annex A to allow a user to validate that an alternative implementation of the model is correct. This ANSI-C reference implementation shall take precedence in case of conflicts between the high-level description as given in this Recommendation and the ANSI-C reference implementaion. This Recommendation includes an electornic attachment containing an ANSI-C reference implementation of PESQ and conformance testing data.
Citation: https://handle.itu.int/11.1002/1000/5374
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Approval date: 2001-02-23
Approval process:TAP
Status: Superseded
Observation:P.862, P.862.1, P.862.2 and P.862.3 are out of date and were deleted on 5 January 2024. Please refer to P.863, P.863.1 and P.863.2.. This Recommendation included an electronic attachment containing the reference implementation of PESQ and corresponding conformance data. This electronic attachment was superseded on 29.11.2005 by the electronic attachment of P.862 (2001) Amd.2
Maintenance responsibility: ITU-T Study Group 12
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