Datasets:

Nampfiev1995
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ami-sdm-opus

meeting_id string	audio_id string	text string	begin_time float32	end_time float32	microphone_id string	speaker_id string
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0256655_0256719	OKAY	2,566.550049	2,567.189941	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0346083_0346105	YEAH	3,460.830078	3,461.050049	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_FEO065_0358779_0358810	OH	3,587.790039	3,588.100098	SDM1	FEO065
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_FEO066_0469418_0469458	SO	4,694.180176	4,694.580078	SDM1	FEO066
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0182700_0182824	OKAY	1,827	1,828.23999	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0322717_0323164	SO IF ANYONE OF US GETS IT WE CAN THEN JUST USE AN EXT HMM	3,227.169922	3,231.639893	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0101660_0102614	WELL WHAT I THINK I MIGHT TRY AND BUILD IS BASICALLY A CLASS THAT YOU JUST FEED IT A LINKED LIST OF UM DIFFERENT WAVE FORMS	1,016.599976	1,026.140015	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_FEO066_0456910_0457003	SURE	4,569.100098	4,570.029785	SDM1	FEO066
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0484932_0485276	THEN LIKE THE BIG THING WE PROBABLY SHOULDN'T DO BY EMAIL	4,849.319824	4,852.759766	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_FEO065_0291951_0292365	IT'S UM I THINK IT'S JUST THE DICTIONARY IN THE FIRST PLACE	2,919.51001	2,923.649902	SDM1	FEO065
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE068_0178364_0178386	HMM	1,783.640015	1,783.859985	SDM1	MEE068
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0227757_0227786	NO	2,277.570068	2,277.860107	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE068_0235832_0235852	YEAH	2,358.320068	2,358.52002	SDM1	MEE068
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0410843_0410884	YEAH	4,108.430176	4,108.839844	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0321936_0322070	WHAT OPERATING SYSTEM DO YOU HAVE	3,219.360107	3,220.699951	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0105848_0106916	SO WE WE HAVE WE LOAD INTO MEMORY FOR THE WHOLE SERIES OF MEETINGS JUST THE UTTERANCES AND RANKINGS FOR THE UTTERANCES AND SOME INFORMATION PROBABLY THAT SAYS	1,058.47998	1,069.160034	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_FEO066_0049430_0049647	I'M NOT SO SURE	494.299988	496.470001	SDM1	FEO066
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_FEO066_0180027_0180652	UM AND BASICALLY IT'S UH WORDS THAT ARE UTTERED IN A SEQUENCE WITHOUT PAUSES	1,800.27002	1,806.52002	SDM1	FEO066
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0279431_0279642	OKAY	2,794.310059	2,796.419922	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0283446_0283587	ANYWAY	2,834.459961	2,835.870117	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0231258_0231735	YEAH THAT WOULD MEAN UNDERSTANDING THE NITE X. M. L. X. M. L. SORT OF FORMAT IN A LOT MORE DETAIL	2,312.580078	2,317.350098	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0057041_0057400	LIKE I WAS UNDER THE IMPRESSION THAT WE COULDN'T DO THAT BECAUSE WE COULDN'T LOAD THE DATA FOR ALL THAT	570.409973	574	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0047426_0048009	YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN LIKE NOT NOT THE WHOLE CORPUS BUT EVERY MEETING THAT HAS TO DO WITH ONE TOPIC	474.26001	480.089996	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0207167_0207742	BUT EVERY INDIVIDUAL MODULE LIKE THE PLAYER AND THE DISPLAY SAY LIKE THEY STILL GET SORT OF ALL THE DIFFERENT UTTERANCES	2,071.669922	2,077.419922	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0141541_0141928	AND THAT'S AS MUCH AS WE REALLY NEED	1,415.410034	1,419.280029	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE068_0065547_0065568	HMM	655.469971	655.679993	SDM1	MEE068
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0170085_0170111	OKAY	1,700.849976	1,701.109985	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0324155_0324497	LIKE FIFTY PERCENT OR SOMETHING WITH A GOOD ALGORITHM	3,241.550049	3,244.969971	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0376642_0376734	MM POSSIBLY	3,766.419922	3,767.340088	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0276084_0276099	HMM	2,760.840088	2,760.98999	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0300238_0301107	LIKE MY EXPERIENCE WITH THE BRITISH NATIONAL CORPUS WAS THAT THERE'S FAR MORE WORD TYPES THAN YOU EVER THINK BECAUSE ANYTHING THAT'S SORT OF UNUSUAL GENERALLY IS A NEW WORD TYPE	3,002.379883	3,011.070068	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0444467_0444618	UH LIKE IS IT EASY TO JUST PICK ONE	4,444.669922	4,446.180176	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0412299_0412314	YEAH	4,122.990234	4,123.140137	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0182368_0182402	YEAH	1,823.680054	1,824.02002	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0391652_0392676	YOU'D GO TO THE PARENTS OF THOSE AND LIKE JUST GO FROM LIKE THE LEAVES INWARDS TOWARDS THE BRANCH TO BUILD UP THINGS LIKE UM YOU KNOW	3,916.52002	3,926.76001	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0026585_0026933	UM BUT THAT'S STILL SORT OF THAT'S GOOD	265.850006	269.329987	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_FEO065_0429613_0429670	UM	4,296.129883	4,296.700195	SDM1	FEO065
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0276253_0276306	OKAY	2,762.530029	2,763.060059	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0013961_0014534	JUST TRYING TO MAKE SOME SENSE OF THAT CODE AND SEE HOW DOES THE REPRESENTATION WORK IN THEIR SYSTEM	139.610001	145.339996	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0174475_0174754	THE SEGMENTS ARE UTTERANCES AREN'T THEY	1,744.75	1,747.540039	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE068_0150352_0150490	YOU JUST NEED TO FIND THE TIME STAMP	1,503.52002	1,504.900024	SDM1	MEE068
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0070973_0071472	WE SHOULD REALLY MAYBE WE CAN DO THAT TOGETHER AT SOME POINT TODAY THAT WE CHECK OUT HOW THE PLAYER WORKS	709.72998	714.719971	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0132480_0133236	'CAUSE ALSO LIKE EVEN IF WE MAYBE THIS WHOLE LIKE MAYBE I'M WORRYING TOO MUCH ABOUT THE WHOLE SERIES IN ONE THING DISPLAY	1,324.800049	1,332.359985	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0023174_0023651	SO BASICALLY APART FROM THE DISPLAY MODULE THE I THE DISPLAY ITSELF	231.740005	236.509995	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_FEO066_0455383_0455562	OR FOR EVERY SINGLE UTTERANCE	4,553.830078	4,555.620117	SDM1	FEO066
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0312309_0312379	IT'S AWFUL	3,123.090088	3,123.790039	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE068_0003300_0003961	HE WAS SAYING THAT WE SHOULD MAYBE UH THINK ABOUT HAVING A PROTOTYPE FOR WEEK SIX WHICH IS NEXT WEEK	33	39.610001	SDM1	MEE068
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0441596_0442488	I THINK WE MIGHT ACTUALLY I THINK THAT'S PROBABLY BE SOMEWHERE LIKE WELL OR SOMETHING LIKE IT	4,415.959961	4,424.879883	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0381578_0381827	YOU JUST CONCATENATE AN X. M. L. FILE TOGETHER	3,815.780029	3,818.27002	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0078549_0079271	BUT MAYBE LIKE NOT EVEN STORE THE IMPORTANCE LEVELS FOR INDIVIDUAL WORDS AND JUST SORT OF RANK UTTERANCES AS A WHOLE	785.48999	792.710022	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0461216_0461389	OR FOR FOR THE SERIES	4,612.160156	4,613.890137	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0511546_0511950	ONCE WE START DOING IT IT WILL ALL BECOME MORE OR LESS OBVIOUS I THINK ANYWAY	5,115.459961	5,119.5	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0393407_0393436	HMM	3,934.070068	3,934.360107	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0390610_0391338	I MEAN WHAT YOU DO IS YOU JUST BUILD AN X. M. L. FILE AND IF YOU WANT IT TO GET DOWN TO THE UTTERANCES YOU'D GO TO THE LEAVES	3,906.100098	3,913.379883	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_FEO066_0433151_0433214	STRAIGHT FORWARD	4,331.509766	4,332.140137	SDM1	FEO066
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0221300_0221344	YEAH	2,213	2,213.439941	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0476616_0476642	OR	4,766.160156	4,766.419922	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0071024_0071050	YEAH	710.23999	710.5	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE068_0270861_0270928	IN THE WORD FILES	2,708.610107	2,709.280029	SDM1	MEE068
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0143079_0143300	YEAH SO AN INFORMATION WHICH TOPIC THEY'RE IN YEAH	1,430.790039	1,433	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0421047_0421230	SOMETHING WE SHOULD PROBABLY ASK BEFORE WE DO IT	4,210.470215	4,212.299805	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0194175_0194354	I MEAN I WOULD HAVE THOUGHT THEY'D MAKE IT ABLE TO	1,941.75	1,943.540039	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0384912_0385108	BUT I THINK I HAVE TO THINK MORE ABOUT WHAT I MEANT	3,849.120117	3,851.080078	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0351656_0351741	I MEAN I GUESS WE CAN	3,516.560059	3,517.409912	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_FEO066_0445609_0446096	AND THEN AFTER THAT THERE'S UM A NUMBER LIKE O. O. ONE O. O. TWO	4,456.089844	4,460.959961	SDM1	FEO066
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0256121_0256321	YEAH NOTHING IN THE AFTERNOON	2,561.209961	2,563.209961	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_FEO066_0171124_0171213	THAT I DON'T KNOW	1,711.23999	1,712.130005	SDM1	FEO066
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0037277_0037573	AND HOW THAT MOVING FORWARD IS REPRESENTED IN DIFFERENT WINDOWS AND STUFF	372.769989	375.730011	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0098777_0098944	I HAVE NO IDEA	987.77002	989.440002	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0093333_0093440	YEAH THAT'S THE OTHER TH	933.330017	934.400024	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_FEO065_0299138_0299656	YEAH IT'S QUITE EASY TO JUST COUNT AND S OR SORT THEM BY UM FREQUENCY	2,991.379883	2,996.560059	SDM1	FEO065
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0052921_0053066	SO ARE WE DOING THAT AT ALL LEVELS	529.210022	530.659973	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0378350_0378402	I DON'T KNOW	3,783.5	3,784.02002	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0306661_0307513	THAT'S UM ONE THINGS THEY DID RIGHT AT THE BEGINNING IS THEY'VE GOT THIS BIG S STOP LIST AND THEY JUST IGNORE ALL OF THOSE THROUGHOUT THE EXPERIMENT	3,066.610107	3,075.129883	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_FEO066_0429413_0429462	AND SO ON	4,294.129883	4,294.620117	SDM1	FEO066
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_FEO066_0338486_0338990	SO IF YOU CUT OFF ALL THAT I'D WON'T BE USE OR	3,384.860107	3,389.899902	SDM1	FEO066
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0352845_0352939	ALRIGHT OKAY	3,528.449951	3,529.389893	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_FEO065_0436920_0436957	HMM	4,369.200195	4,369.569824	SDM1	FEO065
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0359202_0359256	NO DON'T BOTHER	3,592.02002	3,592.560059	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0279642_0280012	UH I'M JUST THINKING LIKE IT PRO IT PRO PROBABLY LIKE THE L. S. A. WOULD PERFORM QUITE WELL ON IT	2,796.419922	2,800.120117	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0032583_0032608	HMM	325.829987	326.079987	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE068_0113446_0113626	IT JUST MEANS IT LOADS ON DEMAND	1,134.459961	1,136.26001	SDM1	MEE068
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0295760_0296113	CAN WE JUST FILL A SECOND CLASS WITH JUNK THAT WE DON'T CARE ABOUT	2,957.600098	2,961.129883	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0194919_0195221	SO WHY DO WE NEED TO HAVE TWO X. M. L. TREES IN MEMORY AT ONCE	1,949.189941	1,952.209961	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0222565_0223033	LIKE IF THERE'S SOME NAME OF SOME CONFERENCE THEY WOULD COULD PROBABLY SAY THAT NAME OF THE CONFERENCE QUITE OFTEN	2,225.649902	2,230.330078	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0133618_0134351	I DON'T THINK IT'S REALLY THAT MUCH OF A PROBLEM BECAUSE IF IT'S TOO BIG WHAT WE CAN DO IS JUST WELL ALL THE OFF LINE STUFF DOESN'T REALLY MATTER	1,336.180054	1,343.51001	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0298828_0299012	WELL THERE MAYBE ANOTHER TOOL AVAILABLE	2,988.280029	2,990.120117	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0501302_0502109	TONIGHT I'LL TRY AND UM I'LL EITHER WORK SOME MORE ON UH THE T. F. I. D. F. SUMMARIZER OR DO THE AUDIO THING	5,013.02002	5,021.089844	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0094879_0094993	YEAH	948.789978	949.929993	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0046186_0046500	AND THAT'S PROBABLY STUFF THAT WE HAVE TO SORT OF LIKE PROCESS TWICE THEN	461.859985	465	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0339398_0339933	I CAN PROBABLY JUST IMPLEMENT LIKE A FIVE LINE JAVA HASH TABLE FREQUENCY DICTIONARY BUILDER AND SEE	3,393.97998	3,399.330078	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE068_0003961_0004004	YEAH	39.610001	40.040001	SDM1	MEE068
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0282861_0283446	BECAUSE BASICALLY IT'S LIKE THEY'RE READING THEM AT DIFFERENT SPEEDS BUT YOU KNOW IN WHICH ORDER THEY ARE SAID	2,828.610107	2,834.459961	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEE067_0251087_0251385	AND LIKE JUST BEING ABLE TO SCROLL THROUGH IT OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT	2,510.870117	2,513.850098	SDM1	MEE067
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_FEO065_0224466_0224526	OKAY	2,244.659912	2,245.26001	SDM1	FEO065
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0128897_0130026	AND TREATS THE INDIVIDUAL MEETINGS WITHIN THE SERIES AS IF THEY WERE SEGMENTS AND TREATS THE INDIVIDUAL SEGMENTS WITHIN MEETINGS AS IF THEY WERE UM UTTERANCES	1,288.969971	1,300.26001	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_FEO066_0460654_0461181	AND YOU WOULD WANT THAT ALL IN ONE FILE FOR ALL THE CORPUS	4,606.540039	4,611.810059	SDM1	FEO066
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0190423_0191454	SO IF WE JUST HAVE THOSE SORT OF THAT INFORMATION LIKE A LONG LIST OF ALL THE UTTERANCES SLASH SEGMENTS AND LIKE SHORT OR SMALLER LISTS WHICH GIVE WEIGHT TO THEM	1,904.22998	1,914.540039	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0423604_0423863	BUT IF THEY GIVE US ACCESS TO IT HERE O SITTING ON A DICE MACHINE	4,236.040039	4,238.629883	SDM1	MEO069
EN2001a	AMI_EN2001a_sdm_MEO069_0145515_0146152	YEAH IT'LL IT'LL PLAY THEM IN SOME ORDER IN WHICH THEY WERE SET BECAUSE OTHERWISE IT'S GONNA BE MORE ENTERTAINING	1,455.150024	1,461.52002	SDM1	MEO069

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ami (compressed audio)

This is a compressed version of edinburghcstr/ami. Only the audio column(s) were re-encoded (see the table below) to reduce download size; every other column, subset and split name is kept unchanged.

License: same as the original dataset (['cc-by-4.0']). Please refer to the original dataset card for the full description, citation and terms of use.

Compressed splits

config	split	format	settings	sample rate	rows	audio hours	size (orig → new)
`sdm`	`train`	Opus	level=0.9	original	107,319	76.91	11.12 GB → 1.05 GB

Usage

from datasets import load_dataset

ds = load_dataset('Nampfiev1995/ami-sdm-opus', 'sdm', split='train')

Lossy formats (Opus / MP3) are not bit-exact with the original audio. Encoded with soundfile (libsndfile).

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