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. 2015 Apr 1;77(5):1465–1487. doi: 10.3758/s13414-015-0882-9

Table 1.

Overview of monaural and binaural speech perception models

Model for quantifying speech information References Aspects that are modeled Binaural model References (binaural version)
Speech Intelligibility Index (SII) a I, B, F (refs. f, i) Equalization Cancellation g, h, i, j
Speech Transmission Index (STI) b I, B, R, T Binaural version of STI k
Speech-based Envelope Power Spectrum Model (sEPSM) c, d I, B, F, R, T, P
Speech Recognition Sensitivity Model (SRS) e I, B, P
(No model) Descriptive model of binaural gain l, m
References a ANSI, 1997
b IEC, 2003
c, d Jørgensen & Dau, 2011; Jørgensen et al. (2013)
e Müsch and Buus (2001)
f Rhebergen et al. (2006)
g Durlach (1972)
h, i, j Wan et al. (2010), Beutelmann et al.(2010), Lavandier et al. (2012)
k Van Wijngaarden and Drullman (2008)
l, m Bronkhorst (2000), Jones and Litovsky (2011)
Aspects that are modeled I Long-term average frequency spectra of speech and interference
B Bandwidth reduction of speech and/or interference
F Envelope fluctuations of the interference
R Effect of reverberation on target speech
T Time-domain distortions of target speech (e.g. peak clipping)
P Implicit modeling of the psychometric function