A Frontend for Adaptive Online Listening Tests
summary
Modifications to webMUSHRA convert it from static experiments into a configurable frontend for adaptive listening tests: added send option for partial results that lets the server return updated YAML config, extended questionnaire widgets that can be placed on any page, and session resume via backend implemented with a few FastAPI Python endpoints that store progress and authenticate users. Demonstrations include server-driven non‑linear navigation using FreeSound recordings (a working virtual soundwalk) and a public fork with example code.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to adaptive tests
- 1:20Limitations of static tests
- 2:33Modifications to webMUSHRA
- 4:55Dynamic configuration updates
- 6:29Session management demo
- 8:19Non-linear navigation demo
- 9:35Summary and future work
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