AudioEval: Automatic Dual-Perspective and Multi-Dimensional Evaluation of Text-to-Audio-Generation

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Auteurs principaux: Wang, Hui, Zhao, Jinghua, Cheng, Junyang, Liu, Cheng, Jia, Yuhang, Sun, Haoqin, Zhou, Jiaming, Qin, Yong
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author Wang, Hui
Zhao, Jinghua
Cheng, Junyang
Liu, Cheng
Jia, Yuhang
Sun, Haoqin
Zhou, Jiaming
Qin, Yong
author_facet Wang, Hui
Zhao, Jinghua
Cheng, Junyang
Liu, Cheng
Jia, Yuhang
Sun, Haoqin
Zhou, Jiaming
Qin, Yong
contents Text-to-audio (TTA) generation is advancing rapidly, but evaluation remains challenging because human listening studies are expensive and existing automatic metrics capture only limited aspects of perceptual quality. We introduce AudioEval, a large-scale TTA evaluation dataset with 4,200 generated audio samples (11.7 hours) from 24 systems and 126,000 ratings collected from both experts and non-experts across five dimensions: enjoyment, usefulness, complexity, quality, and text alignment. Using AudioEval, we benchmark diverse automatic evaluators to compare perspective- and dimension-level differences across model families. We also propose Qwen-DisQA as a strong reference baseline: it jointly processes prompts and generated audio to predict multi-dimensional ratings for both annotator groups, modeling rater disagreement via distributional prediction and achieving strong performance. We will release AudioEval to support future research in TTA evaluation.
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spellingShingle AudioEval: Automatic Dual-Perspective and Multi-Dimensional Evaluation of Text-to-Audio-Generation
Wang, Hui
Zhao, Jinghua
Cheng, Junyang
Liu, Cheng
Jia, Yuhang
Sun, Haoqin
Zhou, Jiaming
Qin, Yong
Sound
Audio and Speech Processing
Text-to-audio (TTA) generation is advancing rapidly, but evaluation remains challenging because human listening studies are expensive and existing automatic metrics capture only limited aspects of perceptual quality. We introduce AudioEval, a large-scale TTA evaluation dataset with 4,200 generated audio samples (11.7 hours) from 24 systems and 126,000 ratings collected from both experts and non-experts across five dimensions: enjoyment, usefulness, complexity, quality, and text alignment. Using AudioEval, we benchmark diverse automatic evaluators to compare perspective- and dimension-level differences across model families. We also propose Qwen-DisQA as a strong reference baseline: it jointly processes prompts and generated audio to predict multi-dimensional ratings for both annotator groups, modeling rater disagreement via distributional prediction and achieving strong performance. We will release AudioEval to support future research in TTA evaluation.
title AudioEval: Automatic Dual-Perspective and Multi-Dimensional Evaluation of Text-to-Audio-Generation
topic Sound
Audio and Speech Processing
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.14570