When I used Speech Studio (https://speech.microsoft.com/portal/pronunciationassessmenttool), I found the Pronunciation score, Accuracy score, Fluency score, and Completeness score are kind of different from thePronunciationAssessment
in JSON file.
For example, in the Sample1: We had a great time taking a long walk outside in the morning.
The Pronunciation score, Accuracy score, Fluency score, and Completeness score are 95, 92, 96, and 100, respectively.

However, in th JSON file,
[
{
"Id": "7db365b51aa34dd589cddf6d1a867d7e",
"RecognitionStatus": 0,
"Offset": 1200000,
"Duration": 38300000,
"DisplayText": "We had a great time taking a long, long walk in the morning.",
"SNR": 32.28842,
"NBest": [
{
"Confidence": 0.9797814,
"Lexical": "we had a great time taking a long long walk in the morning",
"ITN": "we had a great time taking a long long walk in the morning",
"MaskedITN": "we had a great time taking a long long walk in the morning",
"Display": "We had a great time taking a long, long walk in the morning.",
"PronunciationAssessment": {
"AccuracyScore": 100,
"FluencyScore": 96,
"CompletenessScore": 100,
"PronScore": 97.6
},
"Words": [ ....
PronunciationAssessment
showed the completely different value, especially for accuracy score.
So my question is which one I should trust?
If the first one is more reliable, then how should I got these four values by using JSON file?