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WER (word error rate) measures the difference between ASR transcription and reference text, and MOS (mean opinion score) measures the naturalness of synthesized speech; these were the two core metrics for speech evaluation in the past.
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UnverifiedIn speech synthesis, the evaluation standard for quantization quality is generally comparison with the output of the original FP16 model, commonly measured using similarity metrics and subjective audio naturalness ratings (such as MOS).76% similarVerifiedThe mainstream metric for evaluating speech naturalness is Mean Opinion Score (MOS), where human listeners rate samples on a scale of 1 to 5.74% similarVerifiedWord Error Rate (WER) is the most universal performance metric in the speech recognition field, calculated as (number of substitutions + number of deletions + number of insertions) / total number of words in the reference text.74% similarUnverifiedASR is a technology that converts human speech into text, and its core architecture has evolved from Gaussian Mixture Model–Hidden Markov Model (GMM-HMM) to end-to-end deep learning models.73% similar
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