danielrosehill/Personal-Vocabulary-Sentences

Personal Vocabulary Sentences

English sentences built around names a speech model gets wrong for one speaker: his own name, his company and his project names (Daniel Rosehill, DSR Holdings, Carrot Cake AI, the podcast My Weird Prompts and its hosts Corn and Herman Poppleberry), read aloud by that speaker. Sentences to read: Personal-Vocabulary-Sentence-Bank.

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This is a subset of danielrosehill/Read-Aloud-Voice-Sentences, the full, undifferentiated dataset. It contains every phone recording there whose categories include personal and not code_switch. Rows are copied unchanged, with the same ids, columns and train/test split, by scripts/sync_subsets.py in the project repository. Do not edit this dataset directly: fix the row in the main dataset and re-sync. The subset grows as new takes are published.

Speaker: Daniel Rosehill, the dataset's author, who was born in Ireland and speaks English with an Irish accent, and who lives in Jerusalem. Every recording is his voice.

All audio was recorded on a OnePlus Nord 3 5G phone using its internal microphone, with browser echo cancellation, noise suppression and auto gain turned off.

Layout

data/train/audio/<id>.wav    16 kHz mono 16-bit PCM
data/train/metadata.jsonl
data/test/...                held-out set, never trained on

The test split is term-disjoint: a held-out term never appears in train. load_dataset("danielrosehill/Personal-Vocabulary-Sentences") works directly.

Columns

The columns are the same as in the main dataset: text (ground truth, punctuated and cased like Parakeet v2 output), text_he (the same transcript with its Hebrew terms in Hebrew script, for Hebrew-capable models), categories, target_terms, prompt_source, prompt_origin (manual / dataset / generated), edited, duration_s, environment, conditions, device, speaker, speaker_gender and recorded_at. The main dataset's card describes them.

Licence

CC-BY-4.0, with sentence-text attribution per prompt_source as described in the main dataset's licence section.