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p281
p281/p281_314_mic2.flac
We are in the end game.
mic2
2.478
0.084572
WE ARE IN THE END GAME
p281_315
p281
p281/p281_315_mic1.flac
They come to enjoy themselves.
mic1
2.808
0.074916
THEY COME TO ENJOY THEMSELVES
p281_315
p281
p281/p281_315_mic2.flac
They come to enjoy themselves.
mic2
2.808
0.074442
THEY COME TO ENJOY THEMSELVES
p281_316
p281
p281/p281_316_mic1.flac
Alex Smith has been a massive influence on my career as well.
mic1
4.241
0.138181
ALEX SMITH HAS BEEN A MASSIVE INFLUENCE ON MY CAREER AS WELL
p281_316
p281
p281/p281_316_mic2.flac
Alex Smith has been a massive influence on my career as well.
mic2
4.241
0.119798
ALEX SMITH HAS BEEN A MASSIVE INFLUENCE ON MY CAREER AS WELL
p281_317
p281
p281/p281_317_mic1.flac
The report will go before the Scottish Parliament, probably in early autumn.
mic1
5.269
0.039865
THE REPORT WILL GO BEFORE THE SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT PROBABLY IN EARLY AUTUMN
p281_317
p281
p281/p281_317_mic2.flac
The report will go before the Scottish Parliament, probably in early autumn.
mic2
5.269
0.039939
THE REPORT WILL GO BEFORE THE SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT PROBABLY IN EARLY AUTUMN
p281_318
p281
p281/p281_318_mic1.flac
That meant the search was unlawful.
mic1
3.016
0.071172
THAT MEANT THE SEARCH WAS UNLAWFUL
p281_318
p281
p281/p281_318_mic2.flac
That meant the search was unlawful.
mic2
3.016
0.123203
THAT MEANT THE SEARCH WAS UNLAWFUL
p281_319
p281
p281/p281_319_mic1.flac
This may be perfectly innocent.
mic1
3.068
0.068398
THIS MAY BE PERFECTLY INNOCENT
p281_319
p281
p281/p281_319_mic2.flac
This may be perfectly innocent.
mic2
3.068
0.067683
THIS MAY BE PERFECTLY INNOCENT
p281_320
p281
p281/p281_320_mic1.flac
Scotland has shown the way.
mic1
2.663
0.07922
SCOTLAND HAS SHOWN THE WAY
p281_320
p281
p281/p281_320_mic2.flac
Scotland has shown the way.
mic2
2.663
0.078421
SCOTLAND HAS SHOWN THE WAY
p281_321
p281
p281/p281_321_mic1.flac
He declined to reveal the offer price which was accepted.
mic1
3.955
0.0532
HE DECLINED TO REVEAL THE OFFER PRICE WHICH WAS ACCEPTED
p281_321
p281
p281/p281_321_mic2.flac
He declined to reveal the offer price which was accepted.
mic2
3.955
0.053339
HE DECLINED TO REVEAL THE OFFER PRICE WHICH WAS ACCEPTED
p281_322
p281
p281/p281_322_mic1.flac
The letters are going out today.
mic1
2.745
0.104385
THE LETTERS ARE GOING OUT TODAY
p281_322
p281
p281/p281_322_mic2.flac
The letters are going out today.
mic2
2.745
0.107522
THE LETTERS ARE GOING OUT TODAY
p281_323
p281
p281/p281_323_mic1.flac
I can see their argument.
mic1
2.683
0.105674
I CAN SEE THEIR ARGUMENT
p281_323
p281
p281/p281_323_mic2.flac
I can see their argument.
mic2
2.683
0.075893
I CAN SEE THEIR ARGUMENT
p281_324
p281
p281/p281_324_mic1.flac
The Premier League has been a huge success.
mic1
3.485
0.173155
THE PREMIER LEAGUE HAS BEEN A HUGE SUCCESS
p281_324
p281
p281/p281_324_mic2.flac
The Premier League has been a huge success.
mic2
3.485
0.163221
THE PREMIER LEAGUE HAS BEEN A HUGE SUCCESS
p281_325
p281
p281/p281_325_mic1.flac
It is all credit to them today.
mic1
2.894
0.13227
IT IS ALL CREDIT TO THEM TODAY
p281_325
p281
p281/p281_325_mic2.flac
It is all credit to them today.
mic2
2.894
0.116943
IT IS ALL CREDIT TO THEM TODAY
p281_326
p281
p281/p281_326_mic1.flac
The whole family was in shock.
mic1
2.832
0.075161
THE WHOLE FAMILY WAS IN SHOCK
p281_326
p281
p281/p281_326_mic2.flac
The whole family was in shock.
mic2
2.832
0.074994
THE WHOLE FAMILY WAS IN SHOCK
p281_327
p281
p281/p281_327_mic1.flac
That decision will be made over the next couple of days.
mic1
3.703
0.057362
THAT DECISION WILL BE MADE OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS
p281_327
p281
p281/p281_327_mic2.flac
That decision will be made over the next couple of days.
mic2
3.703
0.05749
THAT DECISION WILL BE MADE OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS
p281_328
p281
p281/p281_328_mic1.flac
The actor has met with Mandela.
mic1
2.628
0.091007
THE ACTOR HAS MET WITH MANDELA
p281_328
p281
p281/p281_328_mic2.flac
The actor has met with Mandela.
mic2
2.628
0.113937
THE ACTOR HAS MET WITH MANDELA
p281_329
p281
p281/p281_329_mic1.flac
There is no shortage of farmers.
mic1
2.743
0.075971
THERE IS NO SHORTAGE OF FARMERS
p281_329
p281
p281/p281_329_mic2.flac
There is no shortage of farmers.
mic2
2.743
0.076086
THERE IS NO SHORTAGE OF FARMERS
p281_330
p281
p281/p281_330_mic1.flac
It's difficult to predict the future.
mic1
2.76
0.076984
IT'S DIFFICULT TO PREDICT THE FUTURE
p281_330
p281
p281/p281_330_mic2.flac
It's difficult to predict the future.
mic2
2.76
0.087905
IT'S DIFFICULT TO PREDICT THE FUTURE
p281_331
p281
p281/p281_331_mic1.flac
It looks as though the issue with The Scotsman is too sensitive.
mic1
4.462
0.093081
IT LOOKS AS THOUGH THE ISSUE WITH THE SCOTSMAN IS TOO SENSITIVE
p281_331
p281
p281/p281_331_mic2.flac
It looks as though the issue with The Scotsman is too sensitive.
mic2
4.462
0.084002
IT LOOKS AS THOUGH THE ISSUE WITH THE SCOTSMAN IS TOO SENSITIVE
p281_332
p281
p281/p281_332_mic1.flac
But the Farmer is bemused.
mic1
2.817
0.105469
BUT THE FARMER IS BEMUSED
p281_332
p281
p281/p281_332_mic2.flac
But the Farmer is bemused.
mic2
2.817
0.114607
BUT THE FARMER IS BEMUSED
p281_333
p281
p281/p281_333_mic1.flac
To beat the European champion is quite nice.
mic1
3.406
0.062017
TO BEAT THE EUROPEAN CHAMPION IS QUITE NICE
p281_333
p281
p281/p281_333_mic2.flac
To beat the European champion is quite nice.
mic2
3.406
0.061489
TO BEAT THE EUROPEAN CHAMPION IS QUITE NICE
p281_334
p281
p281/p281_334_mic1.flac
However, the groups denied the claims.
mic1
3.426
0.061266
HOWEVER THE GROUPS DENIED THE CLAIMS
p281_334
p281
p281/p281_334_mic2.flac
However, the groups denied the claims.
mic2
3.426
0.061221
HOWEVER THE GROUPS DENIED THE CLAIMS
p281_335
p281
p281/p281_335_mic1.flac
The airport was even different.
mic1
2.644
0.077648
THE AIRPORT WAS EVEN DIFFERENT
p281_335
p281
p281/p281_335_mic2.flac
The airport was even different.
mic2
2.644
0.077857
THE AIRPORT WAS EVEN DIFFERENT
p281_336
p281
p281/p281_336_mic1.flac
There was no time scale.
mic1
2.303
0.109683
THERE WAS NO TIME SCALE
p281_336
p281
p281/p281_336_mic2.flac
There was no time scale.
mic2
2.303
0.105195
THERE WAS NO TIME SCALE
p281_337
p281
p281/p281_337_mic1.flac
Does that put pressure on us?
mic1
2.458
0.08629
DOES THAT PUT PRESSURE ON US
p281_337
p281
p281/p281_337_mic2.flac
Does that put pressure on us?
mic2
2.458
0.086098
DOES THAT PUT PRESSURE ON US
p281_338
p281
p281/p281_338_mic1.flac
Did it work?
mic1
1.7
0.119187
DID IT WORK
p281_338
p281
p281/p281_338_mic2.flac
Did it work?
mic2
1.7
0.119978
DID IT WORK
p281_339
p281
p281/p281_339_mic1.flac
Do you think we are a top nation?
mic1
2.631
0.078811
DO YOU THINK WE ARE A TOP NATION
p281_339
p281
p281/p281_339_mic2.flac
Do you think we are a top nation?
mic2
2.631
0.07887
DO YOU THINK WE ARE A TOP NATION
p281_340
p281
p281/p281_340_mic1.flac
In his absence, the council adopted the change.
mic1
4.086
0.052179
IN HIS ABSENCE THE COUNCIL ADOPTED THE CHANGE
p281_340
p281
p281/p281_340_mic2.flac
In his absence, the council adopted the change.
mic2
4.086
0.053079
IN HIS ABSENCE THE COUNCIL ADOPTED THE CHANGE
p281_341
p281
p281/p281_341_mic1.flac
It's just the way I play.
mic1
2.6
0.079427
IT'S JUST THE WAY I PLAY
p281_341
p281
p281/p281_341_mic2.flac
It's just the way I play.
mic2
2.6
0.080517
IT'S JUST THE WAY I PLAY
p281_342
p281
p281/p281_342_mic1.flac
The figures are bad, but not that bad.
mic1
3.084
0.069496
THE FIGURES ARE BAD BUT NOT THAT BAD
p281_342
p281
p281/p281_342_mic2.flac
The figures are bad, but not that bad.
mic2
3.084
0.068551
THE FIGURES ARE BAD BUT NOT THAT BAD
p281_343
p281
p281/p281_343_mic1.flac
Last night, he pledged to clear his name.
mic1
3.416
0.062017
LAST NIGHT HE PLEDGED TO CLEAR HIS NAME
p281_343
p281
p281/p281_343_mic2.flac
Last night, he pledged to clear his name.
mic2
3.416
0.061834
LAST NIGHT HE PLEDGED TO CLEAR HIS NAME
p281_344
p281
p281/p281_344_mic1.flac
On Thursday, Mr Blair will address the Institute of Public Policy Research.
mic1
6.28
0.033896
ON THURSDAY MISTER BLAIR WILL ADDRESS THE INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH
p281_344
p281
p281/p281_344_mic2.flac
On Thursday, Mr Blair will address the Institute of Public Policy Research.
mic2
6.28
0.033758
ON THURSDAY MISTER BLAIR WILL ADDRESS THE INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH
p281_345
p281
p281/p281_345_mic1.flac
I have a moral dilemma.
mic1
2.555
0.078955
I HAVE A MORAL DILEMMA
p281_345
p281
p281/p281_345_mic2.flac
I have a moral dilemma.
mic2
2.555
0.078279
I HAVE A MORAL DILEMMA
p281_346
p281
p281/p281_346_mic1.flac
It was almost too much.
mic1
2.433
0.083387
IT WAS ALMOST TOO MUCH
p281_346
p281
p281/p281_346_mic2.flac
It was almost too much.
mic2
2.433
0.082741
IT WAS ALMOST TOO MUCH
p281_347
p281
p281/p281_347_mic1.flac
It will now be unveiled in the US in July.
mic1
4.047
0.07155
IT WILL NOW BE UNVEILED IN THE US IN JULY
p281_347
p281
p281/p281_347_mic2.flac
It will now be unveiled in the US in July.
mic2
4.047
0.068417
IT WILL NOW BE UNVEILED IN THE US IN JULY
p281_348
p281
p281/p281_348_mic1.flac
Hopefully, it will come from someone on our side.
mic1
3.832
0.05481
HOPEFULLY IT WILL COME FROM SOMEONE ON OUR SIDE
p281_348
p281
p281/p281_348_mic2.flac
Hopefully, it will come from someone on our side.
mic2
3.832
0.05479
HOPEFULLY IT WILL COME FROM SOMEONE ON OUR SIDE
p281_349
p281
p281/p281_349_mic1.flac
The idea was first mooted a year ago.
mic1
3.476
0.068935
THE IDEA WAS FIRST MOOTED A YEAR AGO
p281_349
p281
p281/p281_349_mic2.flac
The idea was first mooted a year ago.
mic2
3.476
0.099745
THE IDEA WAS FIRST MOOTED A YEAR AGO
p281_350
p281
p281/p281_350_mic1.flac
He did a good job.
mic1
2.349
0.147436
HE DID A GOOD JOB
p281_350
p281
p281/p281_350_mic2.flac
He did a good job.
mic2
2.349
0.088408
HE DID A GOOD JOB
p281_351
p281
p281/p281_351_mic1.flac
It's a policy which has worked for us.
mic1
2.874
0.072498
IT'S A POLICY WHICH HAS WORKED FOR US
p281_351
p281
p281/p281_351_mic2.flac
It's a policy which has worked for us.
mic2
2.874
0.072252
IT'S A POLICY WHICH HAS WORKED FOR US
p281_352
p281
p281/p281_352_mic1.flac
It intends to do so on Wednesday.
mic1
3.239
0.064247
IT INTENDS TO DO SO ON WEDNESDAY
p281_352
p281
p281/p281_352_mic2.flac
It intends to do so on Wednesday.
mic2
3.239
0.06381
IT INTENDS TO DO SO ON WEDNESDAY
p281_353
p281
p281/p281_353_mic1.flac
I think this proposal is excellent.
mic1
3.392
0.061807
I THINK THIS PROPOSAL IS EXCELLENT
p281_353
p281
p281/p281_353_mic2.flac
I think this proposal is excellent.
mic2
3.392
0.061298
I THINK THIS PROPOSAL IS EXCELLENT
p281_354
p281
p281/p281_354_mic1.flac
The Allies intend to maintain the average.
mic1
3.474
0.061303
THE ALLIES INTEND TO MAINTAIN THE AVERAGE
p281_354
p281
p281/p281_354_mic2.flac
The Allies intend to maintain the average.
mic2
3.474
0.061484
THE ALLIES INTEND TO MAINTAIN THE AVERAGE
p281_355
p281
p281/p281_355_mic1.flac
He deserves a top team.
mic1
2.737
0.075253
HE DESERVES A TOP TEAM
p281_355
p281
p281/p281_355_mic2.flac
He deserves a top team.
mic2
2.737
0.074592
HE DESERVES A TOP TEAM
p281_356
p281
p281/p281_356_mic1.flac
It is all about having physical evidence.
mic1
3.095
0.223766
IT IS ALL ABOUT HAVING PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
p281_356
p281
p281/p281_356_mic2.flac
It is all about having physical evidence.
mic2
3.095
0.215237
IT IS ALL ABOUT HAVING PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
p281_357
p281
p281/p281_357_mic1.flac
It should be a great game, though.
mic1
2.427
0.086874
IT SHOULD BE A GREAT GAME THOUGH
p281_357
p281
p281/p281_357_mic2.flac
It should be a great game, though.
mic2
2.427
0.086745
IT SHOULD BE A GREAT GAME THOUGH
p281_358
p281
p281/p281_358_mic1.flac
I said she was very young.
mic1
2.323
0.088179
I SAID SHE WAS VERY YOUNG
p281_358
p281
p281/p281_358_mic2.flac
I said she was very young.
mic2
2.323
0.087262
I SAID SHE WAS VERY YOUNG
p281_359
p281
p281/p281_359_mic1.flac
He had no previous convictions.
mic1
3.129
0.064854
HE HAD NO PREVIOUS CONVICTIONS
p281_359
p281
p281/p281_359_mic2.flac
He had no previous convictions.
mic2
3.129
0.064678
HE HAD NO PREVIOUS CONVICTIONS
p281_360
p281
p281/p281_360_mic1.flac
Alex Ferguson is the same.
mic1
3.7
0.057447
ALEX FERGUSON IS THE SAME
p281_360
p281
p281/p281_360_mic2.flac
Alex Ferguson is the same.
mic2
3.7
0.057129
ALEX FERGUSON IS THE SAME
p281_361
p281
p281/p281_361_mic1.flac
George Mitchell is trying to close the gap.
mic1
3.197
0.186124
GEORGE MITCHELL IS TRYING TO CLOSE THE GAP
p281_361
p281
p281/p281_361_mic2.flac
George Mitchell is trying to close the gap.
mic2
3.197
0.166028
GEORGE MITCHELL IS TRYING TO CLOSE THE GAP
p281_362
p281
p281/p281_362_mic1.flac
Neither woman has been named.
mic1
2.869
0.071951
NEITHER WOMAN HAS BEEN NAMED
p281_362
p281
p281/p281_362_mic2.flac
Neither woman has been named.
mic2
2.869
0.072361
NEITHER WOMAN HAS BEEN NAMED
p281_363
p281
p281/p281_363_mic1.flac
They should take their mobile phones.
mic1
2.818
0.098884
THEY SHOULD TAKE THEIR MOBILE PHONES
p281_363
p281
p281/p281_363_mic2.flac
They should take their mobile phones.
mic2
2.818
0.075558
THEY SHOULD TAKE THEIR MOBILE PHONES
p281_364
p281
p281/p281_364_mic1.flac
You need a licence to run a pub.
mic1
2.986
0.098417
YOU NEED A LICENCE TO RUN A PUB
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Larry VCTK Normalized

Built from the CSTR VCTK Corpus, version 0.92, published by the Centre for Speech Technology Research (CSTR), University of Edinburgh.

The VCTK dataset from Edinburgh datashare redistributed on huggingface with no preprocessing. 109 English speakers with various accents. Both of the corpus's microphone recordings are included as separate rows, giving 88,156 clips (~82.5 hours) of 44,283 utterances, un-pruned.

Fields

  • id: utterance id, e.g. p225_001; the same utterance appears once per microphone, so id and mic_id together identify a row
  • speaker_id: VCTK speaker id, e.g. p225; speaker age, gender, and accent are in the corpus's speaker-info.txt
  • mic_id: mic1 (DPA 4035 omni-directional) or mic2 (Sennheiser MKH 800)
  • path: the audio file's path within the corpus's wav48_silence_trimmed folder
  • audio: Arrow audio typed column of (bytes, path); 48 kHz mono FLAC as distributed in the corpus
  • text_original: the transcript as distributed in the corpus
  • text_normalized: the same text spelled out as spoken, in uppercase letters, apostrophes, and spaces (e.g. "Mr" -> MISTER)
  • duration_s: clip length in seconds
  • ctc_mismatch: how poorly the clip's audio matches its text (lower is better)

Construction

Each transcript in txt/ is paired with its recordings in wav48_silence_trimmed/ by file name. Scored with facebook/wav2vec2-large-960h-lv60-self. See provenance.json for the producing commit, timestamp, and ancestry.

Known corrections

From the corpus

  • Silent, cut-off, and misspoken recordings were deleted, and several transcripts fixed, by the corpus authors; see the corpus's update.txt
  • The audio was end-pointed (leading and trailing silence trimmed) by the corpus authors

From this dataset

  • Transcripts per example are joined onto a single line with single spaces

Known gaps

  • p315 is not included: the corpus has their recordings but no transcripts
  • 300 transcripts for p362 are not included: the corpus has no recordings for them
  • p280 has no mic2 recordings (the corpus notes technical issues with that microphone for this speaker), so their 410 utterances appear once instead of twice
  • mic1 recordings have very low frequency noise, per the corpus's update.txt
  • The Rainbow Passage and elicitation paragraph are read by every speaker, so those sentences repeat across speakers; there are 13,754 distinct normalized sentences
  • No quality, duration, or ctc_mismatch filtering is applied here; that is left to downstream consumers

The CSTR VCTK Corpus is licensed CC-BY-4.0, and this redistribution is CC-BY-4.0 under the larry project.

Citation

If you use this dataset, please cite the original corpus:

@misc{veaux2019vctk,
  author    = {Veaux, Christophe and Yamagishi, Junichi and MacDonald, Kirsten},
  title     = {{CSTR VCTK Corpus}: English Multi-speaker Corpus for {CSTR} Voice Cloning Toolkit (version 0.92)},
  publisher = {The Centre for Speech Technology Research (CSTR), University of Edinburgh},
  year      = {2019},
  url       = {https://datashare.ed.ac.uk/handle/10283/3443}
}

Preprocessing pipeline code is at https://github.com/Mekadrom/larry, and this dataset is fully reproducible with a single command in that repo, given the corpus archive DS_10283_3443.zip downloaded from the link above into the configured download_extract_cache_dir (the downloader may attempt to download it for you, but this has not been tested):

uv run preprocessing --config_file configs/preprocessing/normalized/voice/edinburgh-datashare_vctk-normalized.yaml --output_dir ~/.cache/larry/datasets/normalized/voice/edinburgh-datashare_vctk-normalized --clean
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