Abstract
This paper reports the latest developments in ongoing research to establish a common lexicon of sound quality attributes agnostic to the application under study. It expands on earlier work with the definition of attributes for the evaluation of spatial sound reproduction. A panel of 12 specialized expert assessors was used to expand the lexicon to incorporate spatial sound characteristics. The discussions were based on the results of a semantic clustering of relevant quality attribute sets proposed in the literature. The updated lexicon is presented, with detailed definitions, scale labels and examples provided for the attributes. Further review and formal validation are required in future.
The full list of authors for this paper is: Nick Zacharov (DELTA SenseLab), Torben Pederson (DELTA SenseLab), Chris Pike (±«Óãtv R&D).
It was presented at the 2016 Eighth International Conference on Quality of Multimedia Experience (QoMEX).
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