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MOS

Introduction

This is a mean opinion score (MOS) evaluation web-based application based on web2py.

Features list:

  1. Support multiple test sets.
  2. Support multiple subjects to evaluate at the same time.
  3. The audios will be played sequencially, so it should be randomized before input to the applicatin.
  4. Download the result in various formats such as CSV, JSON.

How to install

  1. Download and install web2py
  2. Open web2py admin page and fill in the information as below image:
  3. Click Install

Install

How to use

The application works as follows:

  1. Input database

    • Open data mangage by click to data in the top menu Open data manage You can input the data one by one by click Add Record or add all the data in batch mode by click Batch add.

    • Batch add: In Batch add mode, the data format is as follow:

    utterance_name|test_set|text|audio_path|system
    

    utterance_name: is an unique name for every utterance
    test_set: This is useful when you want to divide your test data
    into small test sets. The subject can select the test set that they want to evaluate.
    audio_path: This is the relative path of the audio. For all utterance, you have to upload
    the audio to static/wav/ folder. For examples, if you have the audio in static/wav/baseline/audio1.wav, then the correct audio_path is baseline/audio1.wav.

    Examples: pic alt

  2. The evaluator fill in their name and age. In addition a list of registered user is also displayed in the Index page pic alt

  3. Select test set to be evaluated pic alt

  4. The evaluation page looks like below: pic alt User select the score for each utterance and click submit.

  5. The result will be showed in result page in the top menu: pic alt You can download the reuslt in many difference format such as CSV, HTML, JSON.

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