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@@ -33,28 +33,20 @@ public class CallRecord extends Entity implements IJsonBackedObject {
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/**
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* The Version.
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* Monotonically increasing version of the call record. Higher version call records with the same id includes additional data compared to the lower version.
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*/
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@SerializedName("version")
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@Expose
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publicLongversion;
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/**
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* The Type.
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* Indicates the type of the call. Possible values are: unknown, groupCall, peerToPeer, unknownFutureValue.
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* The End Date Time.
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* UTC time when the last user left the call. The DateTimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 would look like this: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'
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*/
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@SerializedName("type")
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@SerializedName("endDateTime")
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@Expose
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publicCallTypetype;
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publicjava.util.CalendarendDateTime;
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/**
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* The Modalities.
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* List of all the modalities used in the call. Possible values are: unknown, audio, video, videoBasedScreenSharing, data, screenSharing, unknownFutureValue.
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* The Join Web Url.
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* Meeting URL associated to the call. May not be available for a peerToPeer call record type.
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*/
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@SerializedName("modalities")
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@SerializedName("joinWebUrl")
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@Expose
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publicjava.util.List<Modality> modalities;
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publicStringjoinWebUrl;
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/**
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* The Last Modified Date Time.
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publicjava.util.CalendarlastModifiedDateTime;
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/**
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* The Start Date Time.
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* UTC time when the first user joined the call. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 would look like this: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'
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*/
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@SerializedName("startDateTime")
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@Expose
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publicjava.util.CalendarstartDateTime;
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/**
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* The End Date Time.
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* UTC time when the last user left the call. The DateTimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 would look like this: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'
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* The Modalities.
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* List of all the modalities used in the call. Possible values are: unknown, audio, video, videoBasedScreenSharing, data, screenSharing, unknownFutureValue.
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*/
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@SerializedName("endDateTime")
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@SerializedName("modalities")
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@Expose
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publicjava.util.CalendarendDateTime;
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publicjava.util.List<Modality> modalities;
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/**
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* The Organizer.
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publicjava.util.List<IdentitySet> participants;
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/**
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* The Join Web Url.
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* Meeting URL associated to the call. May not be available for a peerToPeer call record type.
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* The Start Date Time.
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* UTC time when the first user joined the call. The DatetimeOffset type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 would look like this: '2014-01-01T00:00:00Z'
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*/
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@SerializedName("joinWebUrl")
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@SerializedName("startDateTime")
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@Expose
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publicStringjoinWebUrl;
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publicjava.util.CalendarstartDateTime;
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/**
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* The Type.
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* Indicates the type of the call. Possible values are: unknown, groupCall, peerToPeer, unknownFutureValue.
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*/
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@SerializedName("type")
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@Expose
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publicCallTypetype;
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/**
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* The Version.
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* Monotonically increasing version of the call record. Higher version call records with the same id includes additional data compared to the lower version.
* Average energy level of sent audio for audio classified as mono speech, or left channel of stereo speech by the media endpoint.
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* The Cpu Insufficent Event Ratio.
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* Fraction of the call that the media endpoint detected the CPU resources available were insufficient and caused poor quality of the audio sent and received.
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@SerializedName("sentSignalLevel")
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@SerializedName("cpuInsufficentEventRatio")
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@Expose
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publicIntegersentSignalLevel;
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publicfloatcpuInsufficentEventRatio;
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/**
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* The Received Signal Level.
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* Average energy level of received audio for audio classified as mono speech, or left channel of stereo speech by the media endpoint.
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* The Device Clipping Event Ratio.
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* Fraction of the call that the media endpoint detected clipping in the captured audio that caused poor quality of the audio being sent.
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*/
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@SerializedName("receivedSignalLevel")
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@SerializedName("deviceClippingEventRatio")
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@Expose
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publicIntegerreceivedSignalLevel;
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publicfloatdeviceClippingEventRatio;
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/**
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* The Sent Noise Level.
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* Average energy level of sent audio for audio classified as mono noise or left channel of stereo noise by the media endpoint.
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* The Device Glitch Event Ratio.
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* Fraction of the call that the media endpoint detected glitches or gaps in the audio played or captured that caused poor quality of the audio being sent or received.
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*/
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@SerializedName("sentNoiseLevel")
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@SerializedName("deviceGlitchEventRatio")
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@Expose
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publicIntegersentNoiseLevel;
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publicfloatdeviceGlitchEventRatio;
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* The Received Noise Level.
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* Average energy level of received audio for audio classified as mono noise or left channel of stereo noise by the media endpoint.
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* The Howling Event Count.
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* Number of times during the call that the media endpoint detected howling or screeching audio.
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*/
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@SerializedName("receivedNoiseLevel")
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@SerializedName("howlingEventCount")
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@Expose
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publicIntegerreceivedNoiseLevel;
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publicIntegerhowlingEventCount;
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/**
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* The Initial Signal Level Root Mean Square.
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publicfloatinitialSignalLevelRootMeanSquare;
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* The Cpu Insufficent Event Ratio.
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* Fraction of the call that the media endpoint detected the CPU resources available were insufficient and caused poor quality of the audio sent and received.
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* The Low Speech Level Event Ratio.
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* Fraction of the call that the media endpoint detected low speech level that caused poor quality of the audio being sent.
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*/
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@SerializedName("cpuInsufficentEventRatio")
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@SerializedName("lowSpeechLevelEventRatio")
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@Expose
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publicfloatcpuInsufficentEventRatio;
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publicfloatlowSpeechLevelEventRatio;
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* The Render Not Functioning Event Ratio.
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* Fraction of the call that the media endpoint detected the render device was not working properly.
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* The Low Speech To Noise Event Ratio.
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* Fraction of the call that the media endpoint detected low speech to noise level that caused poor quality of the audio being sent.
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@SerializedName("renderNotFunctioningEventRatio")
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@SerializedName("lowSpeechToNoiseEventRatio")
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@Expose
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publicfloatrenderNotFunctioningEventRatio;
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publicfloatlowSpeechToNoiseEventRatio;
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/**
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* The Capture Not Functioning Event Ratio.
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* Fraction of the call that the media endpoint detected the capture device was not working properly.
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* The Mic Glitch Rate.
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* Glitches per 5 minute interval for the media endpoint's microphone.
* Fraction of the call that the media endpoint detected glitches or gaps in the audio played or captured that caused poor quality of the audio being sent or received.
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* The Received Noise Level.
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* Average energy level of received audio for audio classified as mono noise or left channel of stereo noise by the media endpoint.
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*/
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@SerializedName("deviceGlitchEventRatio")
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@SerializedName("receivedNoiseLevel")
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@Expose
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publicfloatdeviceGlitchEventRatio;
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publicIntegerreceivedNoiseLevel;
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* The Low Speech To Noise Event Ratio.
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* Fraction of the call that the media endpoint detected low speech to noise level that caused poor quality of the audio being sent.
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* The Received Signal Level.
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* Average energy level of received audio for audio classified as mono speech, or left channel of stereo speech by the media endpoint.
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@SerializedName("receivedSignalLevel")
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@Expose
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publicfloatlowSpeechToNoiseEventRatio;
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publicIntegerreceivedSignalLevel;
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/**
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* The Low Speech Level Event Ratio.
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* Fraction of the call that the media endpoint detected low speech level that caused poor quality of the audio being sent.
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* The Render Device Driver.
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* Name of the render device driver used by the media endpoint.
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@SerializedName("lowSpeechLevelEventRatio")
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@SerializedName("renderDeviceDriver")
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@Expose
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publicfloatlowSpeechLevelEventRatio;
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publicStringrenderDeviceDriver;
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* The Device Clipping Event Ratio.
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* Fraction of the call that the media endpoint detected clipping in the captured audio that caused poor quality of the audio being sent.
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* The Render Device Name.
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* Name of the render device used by the media endpoint.
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@SerializedName("deviceClippingEventRatio")
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@SerializedName("renderDeviceName")
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@Expose
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publicfloatdeviceClippingEventRatio;
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publicStringrenderDeviceName;
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* The Howling Event Count.
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* Number of times during the call that the media endpoint detected howling or screeching audio.
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* The Render Mute Event Ratio.
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* Fraction of the call that media endpoint detected device render is muted.
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@SerializedName("howlingEventCount")
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@SerializedName("renderMuteEventRatio")
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@Expose
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publicIntegerhowlingEventCount;
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publicfloatrenderMuteEventRatio;
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* The Render Not Functioning Event Ratio.
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* Fraction of the call that the media endpoint detected the render device was not working properly.
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*/
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@SerializedName("renderNotFunctioningEventRatio")
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@Expose
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publicfloatrenderNotFunctioningEventRatio;
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publicfloatrenderZeroVolumeEventRatio;
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* Fraction of the call that media endpoint detected device render is muted.
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* The Sent Noise Level.
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* Average energy level of sent audio for audio classified as mono noise or left channel of stereo noise by the media endpoint.
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@SerializedName("sentNoiseLevel")
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@Expose
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publicIntegersentNoiseLevel;
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* Glitches per 5 minute interval for the media endpoint's microphone.
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* The Sent Signal Level.
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* Average energy level of sent audio for audio classified as mono speech, or left channel of stereo speech by the media endpoint.
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