What is another word for signal-to-noise?
Pronunciation: [sˈɪɡnə͡ltənˈɔ͡ɪz] (IPA) 
Signal-to-noise ratio refers to the amount of desired information, or signal, compared to the amount of unwanted or irrelevant information, or noise. The term can also be referred to as signal clarity or signal quality. Some synonyms for signal-to-noise ratio include signal strength, information-to-noise ratio, signal clarity, and signal-to-distortion ratio. These terms are commonly used in contexts such as electronics, communications, and audiovisual technology. The ability to discern and amplify signals while minimizing noise is critical in many applications, such as improving the quality of audio recordings, reducing interference in data transmission, and increasing the accuracy of scientific measurements and analyses.
