Datasets:
Tasks:
Automatic Speech Recognition
Languages:
Swedish
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README.md
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byte order is big-endian (most significant byte first). The sampling
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frequency is 16 kHz. Here is an example of a file header:
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>head -9 fp2001.1.01.smp
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file=samp ; file type is sampled signal
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msb=first ; byte order
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born=/o/libhex/ad_da.h25
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range=-12303,11168 ; amplitude range
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LABEL FILES
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The labels are stored in .mix files. Below is an example of the
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beginning of a mix file.
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>head -20 fp2001.1.01.smp.mix
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CORRECTED: OK jesper Jesper Hogberg Thu Jun 22 13:26:26 EET 1995
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AUTOLABEL: tony A. de Serpa-Leitao Mon Nov 15 13:44:30 MET 1993
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FR 13189 #V >pm #V >w vill 0.824 sec
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FR 13895 $'I >pm $'I 0.868 sec
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FR 14700 $L >pm $L+ 0.919 sec
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The orthographic text representation is after the label 'TEXT:' CT is
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Some extra labels at the phonetic level have been defined.
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The most common ones are:
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The label 'Labels:' before the FR lines is a text string assembled
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from the FR labels
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byte order is big-endian (most significant byte first). The sampling
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frequency is 16 kHz. Here is an example of a file header:
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```
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>head -9 fp2001.1.01.smp
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file=samp ; file type is sampled signal
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msb=first ; byte order
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born=/o/libhex/ad_da.h25
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range=-12303,11168 ; amplitude range
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```
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LABEL FILES
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The labels are stored in .mix files. Below is an example of the
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beginning of a mix file.
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```
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>head -20 fp2001.1.01.smp.mix
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CORRECTED: OK jesper Jesper Hogberg Thu Jun 22 13:26:26 EET 1995
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AUTOLABEL: tony A. de Serpa-Leitao Mon Nov 15 13:44:30 MET 1993
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FR 13189 #V >pm #V >w vill 0.824 sec
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FR 13895 $'I >pm $'I 0.868 sec
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FR 14700 $L >pm $L+ 0.919 sec
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```
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The orthographic text representation is after the label 'TEXT:' CT is
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Some extra labels at the phonetic level have been defined.
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The most common ones are:
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|sm | lip or tongue opening |
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|p: | silent interval |
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|pa | aspirative sound from breathing |
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|kl | click sound |
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|v | short vocalic segment between consonants |
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|upper case of stops | occlusion |
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|lower case of stops | burst |
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The label 'Labels:' before the FR lines is a text string assembled
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from the FR labels
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