elplaguister/DTS_line_datasets · Datasets at Hugging Face

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false	Yeah.	QMSum_78
false	Yeah , but that 's that 's OK , cuz they 're they 're , you know , they 're focused on the ear anyway.	QMSum_78
false	Right.	QMSum_78
false	And then and then	QMSum_78
false	Hmm.	QMSum_78
false	the hack to preserve the overlaps better would be one which creates different output files for each channel ,	QMSum_78
false	Right.	QMSum_78
false	which then would also serve Liz 's request of having , you know , a single channel , separable , uh , cleanly , easily separable ,	QMSum_78
false	Mm - hmm.	QMSum_78
false	uh , transcript tied to a single channel , uh , audio.	QMSum_78
false	Mm - hmm. Have , uh , folks from NIST been in contact with you ?	QMSum_78
false	Not directly. I 'm trying to think if if I could have gotten it over a list.	QMSum_78
false	OK.	QMSum_78
false	I don't I don't think so.	QMSum_78
false	OK. Well , holidays may have interrupted things , cuz in in in They seem to want to get absolutely clear on standards for transcription standards and so forth with with us.	QMSum_78
false	Oh ! This was from before December. Yeah.	QMSum_78
false	Right. Because they 're they 're presumably going to start recording next month.	QMSum_78
false	OK. OK.	QMSum_78
false	Oh , we should definitely get with them then ,	QMSum_78
false	So.	QMSum_78
false	and agree upon a format. Though I don't remember email on that. So was I not in the loop on that ?	QMSum_78
false	Um. Yeah , I don't think I mailed anybody. I just think I told them to contact Jane that , uh , if they had a	QMSum_78
false	Oh , OK.	QMSum_78
false	That 's right.	QMSum_78
false	if , uh that that , uh , as the point person on it.	QMSum_78
false	Yeah , I think that 's right.	QMSum_78
false	But	QMSum_78
false	Just , uh	QMSum_78
false	So , yeah. Maybe I 'll , uh , ping them a little bit about it to get that straight.	QMSum_78
false	OK. I 'm keeping the conventions absolutely as simple as possible.	QMSum_78
false	Yeah. So is it cuz with any luck there 'll actually be a a there 'll be collections at Columbia , collections at at UW I mean Dan Dan is very interested in doing some other things ,	QMSum_78
false	Right.	QMSum_78
false	Yeah. Yeah.	QMSum_78
false	Well , I think it 's important both for the notation and the machine representation to be the same.	QMSum_78
false	and collections at NIST. So Yeah.	QMSum_78
false	So.	QMSum_78
false	N there was also this , uh , email from Dan regarding the speech - non nonspeech segmentation thing.	QMSum_78
false	Yep.	QMSum_78
false	Yeah.	QMSum_78
false	Yeah.	QMSum_78
false	I don't know if , uh , uh , we wanna , uh and Dan Gel - and Dave Gelbart is interested in pursuing the aspect of using amplitude as a a a as a basis for the separation.	QMSum_78
false	Cross - correlation.	QMSum_78
false	Oh , yeah. He was talking he was talking I mean , uh , we he had	QMSum_78
false	Cross	QMSum_78
false	Yeah , cross - correlation.	QMSum_78
false	Cross	QMSum_78
false	I had mentioned this a couple times before , the c the commercial devices that do , uh , uh , voice , uh you know , active miking ,	QMSum_78
false	Uh - huh.	QMSum_78
false	basically look at the amp at the energy at each of the mikes. And and you basically compare the energy here to some function of all of the mikes.	QMSum_78
false	Yeah.	QMSum_78
false	Yeah.	QMSum_78
false	OK.	QMSum_78
false	So , by doing that , you know , rather than setting any , uh , absolute threshold , you actually can do pretty good , uh , selection of who who 's talking.	QMSum_78
false	OK.	QMSum_78
false	Uh And those those systems work very well , by the way , I mean , so people use them in panel discussions and so forth with sound reinforcement differing in in sort of ,	QMSum_78
false	Uh - huh.	QMSum_78
false	uh and , uh , those if Boy , the guy I knew who built them , built them like twenty twenty years ago ,	QMSum_78
false	Hmm.	QMSum_78
false	so they 're it 's the the techniques work pretty well.	QMSum_78
false	Fantastic. Cuz there is one thing that we don't have right now and that is the automatic , um , channel identifier.	QMSum_78
false	So.	QMSum_78
false	That that , you know , that would g help in terms of encoding of overlaps.	QMSum_78
false	Mm - hmm.	QMSum_78
false	The the transcribers would have less , uh , disentangling to do if that were available.	QMSum_78
false	Yeah. So I think , you know , basically you can look at some p you have to play around a little bit , uh , to figure out what the right statistic is ,	QMSum_78
false	But.	QMSum_78
false	Mm - hmm.	QMSum_78
false	Mm - hmm.	QMSum_78
false	but you compare each microphone to some statistic based on the on the overall	QMSum_78
false	Yeah.	QMSum_78
false	Mm - hmm.	QMSum_78
false	OK.	QMSum_78
false	Uh , and we also have these we have the advantage of having distant mikes too. So that , you cou yo	QMSum_78
false	Yeah , although the the using the close - talking I think would be much better. Wouldn't it ?	QMSum_78
false	Yeah.	QMSum_78
false	Um. I I don't know.	QMSum_78
false	Yeah.	QMSum_78
false	I just it 'd be If I was actually working on it , I 'd sit there and and play around with it , and and get a feeling for it. I mean , the the the , uh But , uh , you certainly wanna use the close - talking , as a at least.	QMSum_78
false	Right.	QMSum_78
false	I don't know if the other would would add some other helpful dimension or not.	QMSum_78
false	Mm - hmm.	QMSum_78
false	Mm - hmm. OK. What what are the different , uh , classes to to code , uh , the the overlap , you will use ?	QMSum_78
false	Um , to code d	QMSum_78
false	What you you	QMSum_78
false	so types of overlap ?	QMSum_78
false	Yeah.	QMSum_78
false	Um , so at a meeting that wasn't transcribed , we worked up a a typology.	QMSum_78
false	Yeah.	QMSum_78
false	And , um	QMSum_78
false	Look like , uh , you t you explaining in the blackboard ? The ? Yeah ? Yeah.	QMSum_78
false	Yes , exactly. That hasn't changed. So it i the it 's basically a two - tiered structure where the first one is whether the person who 's interrupted continues or not. And then below that there 're subcategories , uh , that have more to do with , you know , is it , uh , simply backchannel	QMSum_78
false	Mm - hmm.	QMSum_78
false	or is it , um , someone completing someone else 's thought , or is it someone in introducing a new thought.	QMSum_78
false	Right. And I hope that if we do a forced alignment with the close - talking mike , that will be enough to recover at least some of the time the time information of when the overlap occurred.	QMSum_78
false	Huh. Yeah. Yeah.	QMSum_78
false	Mm - hmm. Well , one would	QMSum_78
false	We hope.	QMSum_78
false	Yeah. Who knows ?	QMSum_78
false	That 'd be that 'd be nice. I mean , I I I I 've	QMSum_78
false	So who 's gonna do that ? Who 's gonna do forced alignment ?	QMSum_78

false

Yeah.

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Yeah , but that 's that 's OK , cuz they 're they 're , you know , they 're focused on the ear anyway.

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false

Right.

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false

And then and then

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false

Hmm.

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the hack to preserve the overlaps better would be one which creates different output files for each channel ,

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false

Right.

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which then would also serve Liz 's request of having , you know , a single channel , separable , uh , cleanly , easily separable ,

QMSum_78

false

Mm - hmm.

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false

uh , transcript tied to a single channel , uh , audio.

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false

Mm - hmm. Have , uh , folks from NIST been in contact with you ?

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false

Not directly. I 'm trying to think if if I could have gotten it over a list.

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false

OK.

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false

I don't I don't think so.

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false

OK. Well , holidays may have interrupted things , cuz in in in They seem to want to get absolutely clear on standards for transcription standards and so forth with with us.

QMSum_78

false

Oh ! This was from before December. Yeah.

QMSum_78

false

Right. Because they 're they 're presumably going to start recording next month.

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false

OK. OK.

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false

Oh , we should definitely get with them then ,

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false

So.

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false

and agree upon a format. Though I don't remember email on that. So was I not in the loop on that ?

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false

Um. Yeah , I don't think I mailed anybody. I just think I told them to contact Jane that , uh , if they had a

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false

Oh , OK.

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false

That 's right.

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false

if , uh that that , uh , as the point person on it.

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false

Yeah , I think that 's right.

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false

But

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false

Just , uh

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false

So , yeah. Maybe I 'll , uh , ping them a little bit about it to get that straight.

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false

OK. I 'm keeping the conventions absolutely as simple as possible.

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false

Yeah. So is it cuz with any luck there 'll actually be a a there 'll be collections at Columbia , collections at at UW I mean Dan Dan is very interested in doing some other things ,

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false

Right.

QMSum_78

false

Yeah. Yeah.

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false

Well , I think it 's important both for the notation and the machine representation to be the same.

QMSum_78

false

and collections at NIST. So Yeah.

QMSum_78

false

So.

QMSum_78

false

N there was also this , uh , email from Dan regarding the speech - non nonspeech segmentation thing.

QMSum_78

false

Yep.

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false

Yeah.

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false

Yeah.

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false

I don't know if , uh , uh , we wanna , uh and Dan Gel - and Dave Gelbart is interested in pursuing the aspect of using amplitude as a a a as a basis for the separation.

QMSum_78

false

Cross - correlation.

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false

Oh , yeah. He was talking he was talking I mean , uh , we he had

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false

Cross

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false

Yeah , cross - correlation.

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false

Cross

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false

I had mentioned this a couple times before , the c the commercial devices that do , uh , uh , voice , uh you know , active miking ,

QMSum_78

false

Uh - huh.

QMSum_78

false

basically look at the amp at the energy at each of the mikes. And and you basically compare the energy here to some function of all of the mikes.

QMSum_78

false

Yeah.

QMSum_78

false

Yeah.

QMSum_78

false

OK.

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false

So , by doing that , you know , rather than setting any , uh , absolute threshold , you actually can do pretty good , uh , selection of who who 's talking.

QMSum_78

false

OK.

QMSum_78

false

Uh And those those systems work very well , by the way , I mean , so people use them in panel discussions and so forth with sound reinforcement differing in in sort of ,

QMSum_78

false

Uh - huh.

QMSum_78

false

uh and , uh , those if Boy , the guy I knew who built them , built them like twenty twenty years ago ,

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false

Hmm.

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false

so they 're it 's the the techniques work pretty well.

QMSum_78

false

Fantastic. Cuz there is one thing that we don't have right now and that is the automatic , um , channel identifier.

QMSum_78

false

So.

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false

That that , you know , that would g help in terms of encoding of overlaps.

QMSum_78

false

Mm - hmm.

QMSum_78

false

The the transcribers would have less , uh , disentangling to do if that were available.

QMSum_78

false

Yeah. So I think , you know , basically you can look at some p you have to play around a little bit , uh , to figure out what the right statistic is ,

QMSum_78

false

But.

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false

Mm - hmm.

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false

Mm - hmm.

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false

but you compare each microphone to some statistic based on the on the overall

QMSum_78

false

Yeah.

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false

Mm - hmm.

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false

OK.

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false

Uh , and we also have these we have the advantage of having distant mikes too. So that , you cou yo

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false

Yeah , although the the using the close - talking I think would be much better. Wouldn't it ?

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false

Yeah.

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false

Um. I I don't know.

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false

Yeah.

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false

I just it 'd be If I was actually working on it , I 'd sit there and and play around with it , and and get a feeling for it. I mean , the the the , uh But , uh , you certainly wanna use the close - talking , as a at least.

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false

Right.

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false

I don't know if the other would would add some other helpful dimension or not.

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false

Mm - hmm.

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false

Mm - hmm. OK. What what are the different , uh , classes to to code , uh , the the overlap , you will use ?

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false

Um , to code d

QMSum_78

false

What you you

QMSum_78

false

so types of overlap ?

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false

Yeah.

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false

Um , so at a meeting that wasn't transcribed , we worked up a a typology.

QMSum_78

false

Yeah.

QMSum_78

false

And , um

QMSum_78

false

Look like , uh , you t you explaining in the blackboard ? The ? Yeah ? Yeah.

QMSum_78

false

Yes , exactly. That hasn't changed. So it i the it 's basically a two - tiered structure where the first one is whether the person who 's interrupted continues or not. And then below that there 're subcategories , uh , that have more to do with , you know , is it , uh , simply backchannel

QMSum_78

false

Mm - hmm.

QMSum_78

false

or is it , um , someone completing someone else 's thought , or is it someone in introducing a new thought.

QMSum_78

false

Right. And I hope that if we do a forced alignment with the close - talking mike , that will be enough to recover at least some of the time the time information of when the overlap occurred.

QMSum_78

false

Huh. Yeah. Yeah.

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false

Mm - hmm. Well , one would

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false

We hope.

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false

Yeah. Who knows ?

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false

That 'd be that 'd be nice. I mean , I I I I 've

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So who 's gonna do that ? Who 's gonna do forced alignment ?

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