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Implementation:Speechbrain Speechbrain Voicebank Composite Eval

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Domains Multi_Task_Learning, Speech_Enhancement
Last Updated 2026-02-09 00:00 GMT

Overview

Concrete tool for computing composite objective enhancement scores (CSIG, CBAK, COVL) provided by the SpeechBrain library.

Description

This module provides the eval_composite function for computing composite objective speech enhancement quality metrics in Python. It calculates three composite scores: CSIG (signal distortion), CBAK (background noise intrusiveness), and COVL (overall quality), based on weighted combinations of WSS (Weighted Spectral Slope), LLR (Log-Likelihood Ratio), segmental SNR, and PESQ. The implementation includes helper functions for LP coefficient computation, WSS distance, LLR distance, and segmental SNR calculation. Values are clipped to the MOS range [1, 5].

Usage

Use this module as a utility for evaluating speech enhancement quality. It is imported by the Voicebank MTL training recipe to provide composite evaluation metrics. Can also be used standalone to compare reference and degraded audio signals at 16kHz sample rate.

Code Reference

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Signature

def eval_composite(ref_wav, deg_wav):
    """Compute composite speech enhancement metrics.

    Returns dict with keys: csig, cbak, covl
    """
    ...

Import

from composite_eval import eval_composite
result = eval_composite(reference_wav, degraded_wav)

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Inputs

Name Type Required Description
ref_wav numpy.ndarray Yes Reference (clean) waveform signal
deg_wav numpy.ndarray Yes Degraded (enhanced/noisy) waveform signal

Outputs

Name Type Description
result dict Dictionary with keys "csig", "cbak", "covl" containing MOS-clipped composite scores

Usage Examples

from composite_eval import eval_composite
import numpy as np

# Evaluate enhancement quality
ref = np.random.randn(16000)  # 1 second at 16kHz
deg = np.random.randn(16000)
scores = eval_composite(ref, deg)
print(f"CSIG: {scores['csig']:.2f}, CBAK: {scores['cbak']:.2f}, COVL: {scores['covl']:.2f}")

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