Add recipe for the Santa Barbara Corpus of Spoken American English (SBCSAE) #1395
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…r origin as geolocations for speakers
Geolocation labels and minor fixes
Exports aligned supervisions along with the original supervisions with or without changing the text after manual inspections and corrections.
Add alignment export option
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This PR adds a recipe for the SBCSAE corpus, including our cleanup efforts (further details here)
The bulk of the work is in the
_filename_to_supervisions()and_parse_raw_transcripts()functions, which are based around parsing the transcript files, which were designed to be human-readable, and have a lot of challenges in automatic processing.The other significant processing is in the
apply_aligned_stms()function, which involves downloading.stmfiles produced via a realignment procedure to improve segmentation boundaries, and merging the improved segmentation into the supervisions generated directly from the corpus.