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Does the method matter? A review of the main testing methods for the subjective evaluation of room acoustics through listening tests
2019
Proceedings of the ICA congress
The listening tests are experimental procedures in which a group of participants are asked to express their opinion about certain questions regarding some stimuli that they have been urged to listen to. The listening tests have proved their effectiveness as methods for the subjective assessment of perception in different fields of acoustics, and particularly in room acoustics and sound insulation. The way in which the listening test is conducted, how the participant's response is expressed and
doi:10.18154/rwth-conv-239793
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