BeaqleJS : HTML 5 and JavaScript based Framework for the Subjective Evaluation of Audio Quality

By S. Kraft. 2014

How researchers see this paper

The researchers whose trusted networks rank it highest, strongest advocate first. Every researcher gets a different order.

1. Ross Cutler
2. Babak Naderi
3. S. Westphal
4. B. Edler
5. Sarah Bartoschek
6. Ajit Kumar Nayak
7. Michael Schoeffler
8. Fabian-Robert Stöter

Citations in the corpus

• An Open source Implementation of ITU-T Recommendation P.808 with Validation (2020, background): “CrowdMOS [6] ACR, MUSHRA Y N N Y Y (N=2) QualityCrowd2 [7] ACR Y N N N N BeaqleJS [8] ABX, MUSHRA Y N N N N WESP+ [9] ACR, DCR, PC, Y N N N N DSIS, DSCQS webMUSHRA [10] AB, ABX, Y N N N N MUSHRA, ACR CAQE [11] MUSHRA, PC N Y N Y N P.”
• A survey on speech synthesis techniques in Indian languages (2020, methodology): “There are a few tools also available online for subjective evaluation of audio quality such as BeaqleJS [173].”
• webMUSHRA — A Comprehensive Framework for Web-based Listening Tests (2018, methodology): “tests: BeaqleJS is a framework that supports ABX- and MUSHRA-based listening tests [7].”