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P5038	female	4.66	3.43	You got to catch people, catch them off, focus back in, hone back in.	10.47	4.39	with juicing and stuff like that in the mornings, and then, you know, probably, like, breakfast, like, little bars and stuff during the, you know, lunchtime, hold me over, and then have, like, one set dinner.
P5054	male	4.32	3.7	A lot of us men who decide, no, my work should speak for itself.	10.87	3.13	all the time when you're back around these guys in a large group, it kind of brings you back your swag, your energy that you need, you know what I mean?
P5679	female	4.68	3.2	So I like the liberating aspect in that experience.	11.38	3.25	And now I think what I've gained is perspective and even some tools that allow me to step back and kind of attach with love and really puzzle through.
P5055	female	3.82	3.4	wouldn't that in a way lead to some type of anarchy?	10.05	4.28	that's great that honestly speaks that you have good character I really want to say like again growing up in the city like when I was younger I would see a lot of men.
P5266	female	4.72	3.81	Because you really see, like you imagine here, you see the walls moving.	18.47	2.92	That's one thing I remember being out of my comfort zone which again is very rare because I adjust to any kind of circumstances but that really took us out of surprise and we were all in shock and I think.
P5375	female	6.4	3.43	I had to do producing, assisting, and also digital tech, which are three roles.	10.55	4.55	what am I supposed to do just like sit back and let her do this and me do all her work like I feel like I'm gonna have to take some type of action but in a professional way of course.
P5055	female	3.82	3.4	wouldn't that in a way lead to some type of anarchy?	11.43	4.02	Um, I don't like, yeah, like, I mean, it's never easy to stand up for yourself, but like, I think if you don't stand up for yourself, like who is in a way, like you should advocate for yourself.
P5054	male	4.32	3.7	A lot of us men who decide, no, my work should speak for itself.	13.12	4.27	So after a while I was hanging out and I noticed my friends, they just started getting into trouble, trouble, but usually I'm the type of person to remove myself from something before it gets too messy.
P5055	female	3.82	3.4	wouldn't that in a way lead to some type of anarchy?	11.13	4.04	Yeah, so I would usually sit down, just talk about their work, talk about ways that they can get better, and then be like, I'm going to work with you with this, like you're not alone in a way.
P4602	female	6.95	3.02	But yeah, I think, you know, yeah, for sure next time I will definitely record her.	13.97	3.79	Or it would be like whoever organizes the market, it would be their fault, which would be, well, I was going to say good for the vendors that got affected because they would actually get insurance money from them.
P5060	female	5.77	3.64	I've seen, it's just, you know, it's a little intimidating when you meet new people.	12.5	3.76	So if I were to say it to her, yeah, especially on text message, if I were to say it to her, I would be like, I'm sorry, but you didn't do well, but you'd be good in another sport.
P5678	female	3	3.66	She was very special, opened my world.	13.97	3.44	And ultimately, when we narrowed it down, we really thought about it and used the tools that made us feel as comfortable as possible, whether that be calling the cryobank or.
P5678	female	3	3.66	She was very special, opened my world.	11.6	3.27	asking for more guidance or just sitting with it with a glass of wine, imagining what it could be, and even down to how much once we decided who.
P5678	female	3	3.66	She was very special, opened my world.	12.24	3.19	interact with our loved ones is we're not always doing it the same way or approaching things in the same way, but we are aligned and intentional.
P5678	female	3	3.66	She was very special, opened my world.	14.43	2.63	mature enough to make these decisions and be comfortable in our own skin to take our relationship to the next level and create a family.
P5678	female	3	3.66	She was very special, opened my world.	10.39	2.21	Yeah, the wallowing sort of makes you, like it feels inactive or something, like you're not.
P1596	female	5.32	3.01	And they're saying, why art thou lying when you said you would sweepest the floor?	12.61	1.9	And I've restarted it four times, which is just, it's so painful to take out like hours worth of work.
P5678	female	3	3.66	She was very special, opened my world.	12.13	4.37	You're going to make an appointment with her and the teacher, and you're going to tell her and have a conversation, not tell her, tell her, but have a conversation, an honest heart-to-heart about why you think this is right.
P5678	female	3	3.66	She was very special, opened my world.	12.97	4.09	And because I had sat on her class so many times, I could really speak to the specificity of what it was that she taught and how she taught that resonated with me as a person and as a student.
P5678	female	3	3.66	She was very special, opened my world.	16.37	2.93	some more topical reasons, more emotional reasons, more theoretical, practical reasons, and just have that ready and had a heartfelt dialogue with the teacher based on my mom's advice.
P5328	male	4.24	3.54	You know what needs to be done, when, where, what time can I study?	11.07	2.98	I didn't have the knowledge, I had skills, but they weren't practiced or implemented in that kind of environment, so I didn't know.
P5328	male	4.24	3.54	You know what needs to be done, when, where, what time can I study?	10.58	4.16	That made me extraordinarily uncomfortable because using these particular skill sets that I required in other places, they were used strictly for that place.
P5328	male	4.24	3.54	You know what needs to be done, when, where, what time can I study?	10.2	5.39	Each time I use one of these set skills in a different environment, it makes me extraordinarily uncomfortable because there is a positive and negative reaction to everything that we do.
P5055	female	3.82	3.4	wouldn't that in a way lead to some type of anarchy?	15.83	4.23	believe it's going to give you this broader scope of not just politics but then people and just why we do what we do and just the culture of people so have have you learned anything specific that's been like a little like mind-blowing can I ask or interesting.
P5055	female	3.82	3.4	wouldn't that in a way lead to some type of anarchy?	17.2	4.48	absolutely honestly you can change lives with what you put out there it's happened and like look at history like we had like the renaissance and everything like that like lives were changed because people took their ideas and how they were feeling and they took it out and they put it on to like.
P4602	female	6.95	3.02	But yeah, I think, you know, yeah, for sure next time I will definitely record her.	11.8	2.71	I mean I liked everything I you know did um whether it's like acrylic pouring or scrapbooking it's just that after.
P5329	male	6.32	3.48	Yeah, so they'd have to take out that card and put a new one in, which is like, yeah, like your game.	12.75	4.71	Having that situation where it's very densely populated with people and needing to be able to talk to people to get things across quickly, efficiently, and in a way people will understand depending on the person.
P5329	male	6.32	3.48	Yeah, so they'd have to take out that card and put a new one in, which is like, yeah, like your game.	11.55	4.16	This guy doesn't really know too much English, so we know how to manipulate or not manipulate, like move around and guide them to what they want and what they want from me and what I can get them.
P5267	female	5.81	3.1	Or because I'm in college, that's a part of my identity right now.	11.89	2.44	Yeah, sometimes I've had conflicts with people because I tend to have very stoic, very straight facial expressions.
P5039	female	5.7	3.33	Healthcare, there was grad schools, technology jobs, insurance, business, finance.	10.23	5.57	every day before you go to work or before you go to school or before any type of social situation and you need to have some type of alcohol, that's a problem and just, like, is not healthy and not sustainable.
P5267	female	5.81	3.1	Or because I'm in college, that's a part of my identity right now.	11.7	3.25	Some people is like, some people, I think I was like that when I was younger, but it was like, some people is like scared of doing new things by themselves.
P5267	female	5.81	3.1	Or because I'm in college, that's a part of my identity right now.	10.97	3.37	I've been trying to sometimes call people and text people while I'm doing my work, not to distract me, but just because I'm trying to socialize more.
P5329	male	6.32	3.48	Yeah, so they'd have to take out that card and put a new one in, which is like, yeah, like your game.	16.55	3.87	no experience now, you're working at like a peanut butter factory, like what things do you think you'll learn there that would allow you to move up either in the peanut butter factory or like decide that you wanted to do something else and move on there?
P5329	male	6.32	3.48	Yeah, so they'd have to take out that card and put a new one in, which is like, yeah, like your game.	14.36	3.69	you becoming like a master of what you're doing there is very valuable for like a resume because you're like, okay, I have done this for like two years and now I am like the best at it that I have ever seen.
P5329	male	6.32	3.48	Yeah, so they'd have to take out that card and put a new one in, which is like, yeah, like your game.	10.99	2	Yeah, so morally, you have to decide what is okay and what's not to do to defend.
P5328	male	4.24	3.54	You know what needs to be done, when, where, what time can I study?	13.13	4.72	How would you say that made you feel, having to juggle all these responsibilities, balance out your time management, perform and perfect this particular time management that's been created, not by you, but by the environment around you?
P4602	female	6.95	3.02	But yeah, I think, you know, yeah, for sure next time I will definitely record her.	19.09	3.41	yeah but don't you think if your boss like the big boss was to give you that position you would have done it a long time ago because like you said you've been doing your role for how many years like you should have been promoted or like yeah went higher up in your role.
P5267	female	5.81	3.1	Or because I'm in college, that's a part of my identity right now.	10.14	2.76	or having to rebuild your social circle, it can take a long time and it can feel very stressful and scary.
P5267	female	5.81	3.1	Or because I'm in college, that's a part of my identity right now.	18.21	2.97	TV shows, I like to read comics a lot, movies, and just immersing yourself in another universe to kind of disassociate or distance yourself from what's going on that can help where emotional detachment might.
P5267	female	5.81	3.1	Or because I'm in college, that's a part of my identity right now.	13.85	3.54	Yeah, and then when I was graduating high school, we went somewhere upstate New York, and it was like, some of my classmates, they rode the horses, and I got to go on a tractor, and I was in it.
P5328	male	4.24	3.54	You know what needs to be done, when, where, what time can I study?	13.37	3.74	How you handle it and how you process the information that was given to you, how you handled the tasks that were given to you, and how you decided to react towards the responsibilities.
P5328	male	4.24	3.54	You know what needs to be done, when, where, what time can I study?	14.05	3.06	One thing I think I can learn from you, because you're doing it right, I'm the one that did it slightly different, is better managing the time management towards assignments.
P5267	female	5.81	3.1	Or because I'm in college, that's a part of my identity right now.	11.27	5.24	But then when we talked it over, I realized that he was just anxious and scared that I was going to... He didn't want to handle that type of conversation by himself because he didn't know me, so he wasn't sure if it was safe or not.
P5266	female	4.72	3.81	Because you really see, like you imagine here, you see the walls moving.	10.69	3.09	I try to get the best out of people because not everybody can have, it cannot match exactly your personality.
P5266	female	4.72	3.81	Because you really see, like you imagine here, you see the walls moving.	10.03	3.49	And so also because I see that with me, when I take him out or we do things, then he becomes enthusiastic a little more, let's say.
P5678	female	3	3.66	She was very special, opened my world.	10.3	3.2	So we navigated a sensitive topic in the sense that we had one friend, I think, at the time who was an example of that.
P1596	female	5.32	3.01	And they're saying, why art thou lying when you said you would sweepest the floor?	10.93	3.11	Yeah, but my issue is when it's completely uncontrolled for me, normal impressions, like the old English, it's just you change your words, right?
P5055	female	3.82	3.4	wouldn't that in a way lead to some type of anarchy?	10.78	4.73	And I noticed, like you said, there's certain traits that almost get activated when you're around that group and you feel more attached to compared to when you're just like with your partner or whatever.
P5038	female	4.66	3.43	You got to catch people, catch them off, focus back in, hone back in.	11.41	2.81	So recently I just went to a space and they have a metal detector and I walked through and I know my wallet rings off.
P5678	female	3	3.66	She was very special, opened my world.	10.96	3.01	And to feel proud and find ways that you do that, you feel proud by talking with other people who you know make you feel good, talking to your.
P5678	female	3	3.66	She was very special, opened my world.	10.69	3.28	I think that you always show appreciation, if not even over-appreciation for people's time, and you're very respectful of their time.
P5678	female	3	3.66	She was very special, opened my world.	17.31	2.54	And you do what feels good and push yourself, but not to exhaustion, just the right amount of inspiration and activation and preservation that you should have at this moment.
P5678	female	3	3.66	She was very special, opened my world.	10.03	2.59	You do the application, the networking, the intellectual pursuit, and then the professional growth.
P5678	female	3	3.66	She was very special, opened my world.	15.93	2.51	And a time that I just went to in my head was my freshman year in university when we were assigned a teacher for the next three years in the next class.
P5329	male	6.32	3.48	Yeah, so they'd have to take out that card and put a new one in, which is like, yeah, like your game.	12.32	3.49	I think doing all this work, you know, like working eight hours and then doing homework for like six more hours after that, it really makes you appreciate not having to do schoolwork.
P1299	female	6.38	3.6	It's working out so far, but in doing this exercise, it's just the first thing that comes to mind.	12.08	4.3	I wasn't an actor or anything, I didn't do it in a school play, but it was just, and the family, we just walked around the house singing it, and I know to some people, they might find that soundtrack annoying.
P5191	male	5.54	3.43	Would you think that has something to do with your innate desire of combat?	11.09	2.34	Was that really the reason or was it because your parents were not home and your girlfriend was by your side?
P5192	male	3.04	3.62	Well, I think that I kind of made a mistake.	10.69	4.12	Yeah, so you basically match up with three other brawlers against three more other brawlers and you compete in various different game modes to see who comes out on top.
P1287	female	4.32	3.01	When me and you have conversations, it's like, it's eons.	10.45	3.54	You know, we'll improve both is something that could really help the world because, you know, obesity is real out here, you know, and diseases are real.
P1074	male	5.07	3.36	So they went to see the elder to give us to give the magic back.	12.19	3.12	So in that time in India, one university called Indian Institute of Technology, where this Google CEO, former Starbucks and Twitter CEO.
P1075	male	5	3.2	This city, I remember when this city wasn't bike-friendly.	13.69	2.56	That is a very interesting question because if I were to alter something in the future, that could actually change my present.
P5192	male	3.04	3.62	Well, I think that I kind of made a mistake.	11.49	3.48	I think the constant scrolling and domain release of each additional scroll on social media has some factors into my attention span being so limited.
P1288	female	4.58	3.93	And we'll think about it in there together, me and my people up here.	14.81	2.63	And to add on to where you're going with this, I feel that we could also, instead of with our prison systems, people that have mental illness, that do suffer from.
P1288	female	4.58	3.93	And we'll think about it in there together, me and my people up here.	13.8	3.33	We discipline them, sure, but while the discipline is going on, we're teaching them lessons to be able to live their lives, fulfill their lives back into the system on the repeat.
P2547	male	6.08	3.29	Me and my older brother went to go visit our cousins down in Florida.	12.75	3.37	Me and my brother went down with our grandparents, took the entire drive down to Florida, spent about a week with our aunt and uncle and then their daughter, who was our cousin.
P1089	female	3.86	3.37	No, I used to be like a big caller and stuff.	13.15	3.88	Like if I'm upset and clearly I'm crying or I'm just really angry at you, I don't want you to like try and comfort me because then I just push you away and then I cry harder or like I'm more upset.
P2423	male	6.18	3.24	One day Jacob was picking flowers and ran through the mud and found a talking frog.	11.53	2.6	And his friend the frog also enjoyed picking flowers, and him and Jacob and the mom went out to pick flowers for the dad.
P1074	male	5.07	3.36	So they went to see the elder to give us to give the magic back.	13.13	3.05	so as the elder took the magic away nobody have the ability to create good food so everyone have to may go to the farm and make their own food.
P1074	male	5.07	3.36	So they went to see the elder to give us to give the magic back.	11.04	2.72	The same society pledged themselves that they won't touch the magic again, even if they get the opportunity.
P1297	male	5.14	3.69	And the caterpillar lived on a leaf on a tree on a medium strip.	17.37	2.71	The only problem with that is that it ends up truly sacrificing a little bit of your progression because your focus ends up trying to lift things around you and you start to suffer.
P1297	male	5.14	3.69	And the caterpillar lived on a leaf on a tree on a medium strip.	13.89	3.38	Because your goal is really to try to make other people happy, you start to sacrifice your own personal happiness just because there's a lot of self-maintenance that that takes.
P1288	female	4.58	3.93	And we'll think about it in there together, me and my people up here.	18.48	3.41	something to be respected, because it's really hard to get to a point in life where you are confident and have the self-love to be able to, it's not even really defending yourself, but standing up and using the voice that you have to speak up.
P1075	male	5	3.2	This city, I remember when this city wasn't bike-friendly.	12.99	2.85	Would you rather be able to speak fluently all the languages on this planet, or would you rather be able to communicate to animals?
P1194	female	3.26	3.37	And I like that about you for that and more.	11.26	4.08	But then part of me wants to speak to the future and ask my future to forgive my past because my future is going to be a composition and a muse of the past and the present.
P5191	male	5.54	3.43	Would you think that has something to do with your innate desire of combat?	13.71	2.7	If I recall properly, I remember at Tomas Arango's birthday dinner, you claimed that you were completely in for watching that movie.
P1299	female	6.38	3.6	It's working out so far, but in doing this exercise, it's just the first thing that comes to mind.	11.29	4.43	But I do look back on it and kind of regret it because I just think you can never have enough education, and education certainly doesn't hurt anybody, and it's only a good thing.
P2548	female	4.66	3.43	Like, what's happening tomorrow is from what is building today.	12.36	4.29	And I think that's a positive feedback that you want, you feel motivated and then you feel driven to do that more to reinforce the cycle, which I feel is a way of caring about the significant other.
P1299	female	6.38	3.6	It's working out so far, but in doing this exercise, it's just the first thing that comes to mind.	10.12	2.17	So the aliens just decided to just keep him forever and not bring him back to Earth.
P1297	male	5.14	3.69	And the caterpillar lived on a leaf on a tree on a medium strip.	11.41	4.12	And I think that actually is part of the fundamental problem with fast food, especially when I was growing up, it was more or less looked at as this reward for doing something.
P1299	female	6.38	3.6	It's working out so far, but in doing this exercise, it's just the first thing that comes to mind.	17.44	3.38	right no i agree and i also think that uh people are lazy because you could probably go into a grocery store and i know that there's like the clearance rack at market basket and you could definitely pick up like.
P1288	female	4.58	3.93	And we'll think about it in there together, me and my people up here.	10.98	2.91	Once the girl that couldn't swim came to and survived the swallowing of the water, she realized that she had to learn how to swim.
P1298	female	4.99	3.61	And when I finished my master's, I decided to pursue this full time.	13.99	3.22	But I feel like we're all here to have fun and just experience everything that life has to offer us and also really appreciate and cherish the little everyday things.
P1298	female	4.99	3.61	And when I finished my master's, I decided to pursue this full time.	19.5	4.05	make my friends and family happy i just want to like give like like i just want to make people feel good like i want to make my community feel good um and that's all i really care about and i think that's okay that i don't have any like huge lofty goals and i'm like starting to come to terms with that um but yeah.
P1124	female	3.96	3.78	He scrounged through his belongings to try to find a weapon.	12.61	4.52	Like there's things that are off, but also he's not like the thing that people make him out to be like, it's like people, sometimes they enjoy to hate something more than they want to like actually know if those things are true or not.
P5192	male	3.04	3.62	Well, I think that I kind of made a mistake.	10.69	3.56	And so all of those three factors led me to the decision to break the ice and say, guys, unfortunately, I can't go to the hot tub with you guys.
P1194	female	3.26	3.37	And I like that about you for that and more.	18.06	3.93	And that was the genesis of an awakening for me that sometimes people, they're either incapable of doing the work or they don't want to do the work because they're too lazy and it's just easier to become narcissistic and to gaslight the heck out of other people.
P2759	female	4.64	3.23	And I had to learn these things by being ridiculed, not fun.	12.56	3.26	Well, speaking of ICE, Barbie, I can't think of anything more egregious, god-awful shameful than what we are doing to immigrants and people who are legally here.
P1288	female	4.58	3.93	And we'll think about it in there together, me and my people up here.	10.61	3.58	Knowing it, that's the biggest part, it's knowing it, because you can be smart, beautiful, and not know it, and you've made a really big point, it's knowing the fact.
P2547	male	6.08	3.29	Me and my older brother went to go visit our cousins down in Florida.	10.15	3.55	Because if an event or idea that you propose ends up working out really well, then you can be proud about it that you accomplished that.
P1075	male	5	3.2	This city, I remember when this city wasn't bike-friendly.	11.03	3.26	You have to really know what it is that you would like to achieve because you might not have to apply for certain nonprofits where if I like sports.
P1074	male	5.07	3.36	So they went to see the elder to give us to give the magic back.	19.49	3.64	yeah yeah exactly i just want to do that to my so i will give this bike to my friend who is also suffering and i want to get like a transform a traditional bike to this form because it's just hundred dollars if you give you can get the parts and you can just put all there and.
P1074	male	5.07	3.36	So they went to see the elder to give us to give the magic back.	10.17	2.75	I have seen one person, I think he's a European, who is in a monocycle bike, like a mono-tire bike.
P1195	male	3.1	3.55	I take it, will that be cooking or takeout?	12.73	2.28	Well, this October, without going off into certain details, it's a wild ride where everyone is just out of their trust.
P1195	male	3.1	3.55	I take it, will that be cooking or takeout?	12.29	2.2	communication, making new friends in atypical places, circumstances, you know, try to be helpful.
P1297	male	5.14	3.69	And the caterpillar lived on a leaf on a tree on a medium strip.	15.41	2.53	I think speaking of the past would probably be the best, because if you have a chance to actually change your future, then why would you not go back and say, hey.
P1297	male	5.14	3.69	And the caterpillar lived on a leaf on a tree on a medium strip.	10.96	3.1	I mean high school, granted it's just kind of people are forming, but at the same time it's important the people that you choose to form around.
P1297	male	5.14	3.69	And the caterpillar lived on a leaf on a tree on a medium strip.	13.91	2.95	My father used to take us to plays, and we weren't really the play types, but we went, we saw Chicago, we saw Jesus Christ Superstar, which blew me away.
P1124	female	3.96	3.78	He scrounged through his belongings to try to find a weapon.	10.11	3.66	And I wish that I had a better ability to speak up for my needs, like, in a low-key way all the time so that it didn't have to be like this.
P5125	female	5.81	3.96	It's hard, and I think it's hard when you feel like you're alone, but there's people all around you.	13.64	2.79	And it really left me, you know, because I was depressed and unmotivated and wasn't sure, you know, kind of felt like nothing mattered anymore.
P1088	male	3.92	3.31	Do not make a rule and it only works for you.	10.11	3.76	Yeah, she's very easygoing, but like me, there's a point where you get pushed and pushed and pushed, and then you're like, I'm letting the dog out of the cage.

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Model Card for VoXtream2 Seamless test dataset

This repository contains a test dataset for the VoXtream2 TTS model, referred to as Seamless test in the paper.

Audio files are derived from the Seamless Interaction dataset. We build a test set from the naturalistic subset of the Seamless Interaction test split. We select 10-20-second sentences whose average speaking rates are uniformly distributed over 2-6 SPS, from 45% male and 55% female speakers. For each speaker, the 3-7-second acoustic prompt (4.7 seconds on average) is taken from another sentence with an average rate of 3-4 SPS. After removing sentences with a Whisper-large-v3 WER above 10%, we sample 322 unique sentences, totaling 1.1 hours.

Note: SPS - syllables per second, WER - word error rate

Description

prompt-audio - Audio prompts from Seamless interaction dataset (24kHz, flac format).
audio - Audio files from Seamless interaction dataset (24kHz, flac format).
metadata.csv - Test protocol for Seamless test, listing audio prompts and corresponding sentences to generate.

Usage

To download the dataset, use the following code:

from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download
local_dir = snapshot_download('voxtream2/seamless', repo_type='dataset')

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