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---
license: cc-by-4.0
task_categories:
- automatic-speech-recognition
- voice-activity-detection
tags:
- diarization
- speaker-diarization
- multi-speaker
- synthetic
- parquet
- streaming
- fastmss
pretty_name: FastMSS synthetic multi-speaker meetings (parquet)
configs:
- config_name: debug_v0.5
data_files:
- split: train
path:
- debug_v0.5/data/debug_v0.5-00000-of-00001.parquet
---
# FastMSS synthetic multi-speaker meetings - parquet edition
Streaming-friendly parquet shards of the FastMSS synthetic multi-speaker conversational corpus. Each row is one mixture with the audio bytes embedded inline (16 kHz mono WAV) plus per-segment diarization timestamps, per-word transcript and the full lhotse cut as a JSON blob. See ``fastmss/hf_dataset.py`` for the schema docstring.
## Subsets and splits
- **`debug_v0.5`** — splits: `train` — 10 mixtures, 20.5 min total, 39 unique speakers, 1 shard(s) (40.0 MB).
## Layout
```
<subset>/
data/
train-XXXXX-of-YYYYY.parquet
val-XXXXX-of-YYYYY.parquet # if subsplit
split_assignment.json # if subsplit
provenance/
all_cuts.jsonl.gz # source utterance pool
all_rooms.json # RIR pool metadata
noise_files.txt # background noise pool
sim.log # generator log
```
## Per-row schema
| Field | Type | Source | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| `audio` | `datasets.Audio` (16 kHz) | `audio/<id>.wav` | Mixture WAV, bytes embedded inline. |
| `timestamps_start` | `list[float]` | parsed from `rttm_word/` | Per-segment start times (s). |
| `timestamps_end` | `list[float]` | parsed from `rttm_word/` | Per-segment end times (s). |
| `speakers` | `list[str]` | parsed from `rttm_word/` | Per-segment speaker label. |
| `transcript` | `list[str]` | cut supervisions | Per-word tokens. |
| `word_speakers` | `list[str]` | cut supervisions | Per-word speakers (parallel to `transcript`). |
| `rttm_word` | `str` | `rttm_word/<id>.rttm` | Full word-level RTTM file text. |
| `rttm_segment` | `str` | `rttm_segment/<id>.rttm` | Full segment-level RTTM file text. |
| `recording_id` | `str` | cut/recording | Lhotse recording id (also the wav stem). |
| `duration` | `float` | cut/recording | Mixture length in seconds. |
| `sampling_rate` | `int` | cut/recording | Source rate of the WAV. |
| `num_samples` | `int` | cut/recording | Sample count of the WAV. |
| `num_speakers` | `int` | cut/supervisions | Distinct speakers active in the mixture. |
| `transition_type` | `list[str]` | supervision `custom` | FIRST / TURN_SWITCH / BACKCHANNEL / ... per word. |
| `original_cut_id` | `list[str]` | supervision `custom` | Source utterance id per word. |
| `speech_level_db` | `list[float]` | supervision `custom` | Per-word loudness target. |
| `word_index` | `list[int]` | supervision `custom` | Per-utterance word position. |
| `manifest_json` | `str` | cuts manifest | Full lhotse `Cut` (recording + supervisions) as JSON. |
## Loading
With the YAML `configs` block above, HF datasets exposes each subset as a config and the train/val shards as proper splits:
```python
from datasets import load_dataset
# whole subset (default = train split):
ds = load_dataset("<user-or-org>/<repo-name>", "v0.1")
# explicit split:
train = load_dataset("<user-or-org>/<repo-name>", "v0.1", split="train")
val = load_dataset("<user-or-org>/<repo-name>", "v0.1", split="val")
# streaming:
stream = load_dataset(
"<user-or-org>/<repo-name>", "v0.1", split="train", streaming=True
)
for sample in stream:
sample["audio"]["array"] # decoded float32 waveform
sample["timestamps_start"] # diarization segment starts
sample["timestamps_end"] # diarization segment ends
sample["speakers"] # one label per segment
sample["transcript"] # word tokens
sample["word_speakers"] # per-word speakers
```
Drop the lhotse JSON blob if you don't need it:
```python
ds = ds.remove_columns(["manifest_json"])
```
Rebuild a lhotse `CutSet` from any subset:
```python
import json
from lhotse import CutSet, MonoCut
cuts = CutSet.from_cuts(
MonoCut.from_dict(json.loads(s["manifest_json"])) for s in ds
)
```
## Generating an HF-compatible dataset from scratch
The generation pipeline lives in the [FastMSS repo](https://github.com/argmaxinc/FastMSS-internal). It produces lhotse manifests + audio first, then converts them into the parquet layout shipped here. Reproduce a subset with:
**1. Synthesize the lhotse split** — mixes utterances + RIRs + noise into ``<dataset_root>/<subset>/`` with ``audio/``, ``manifests/``, ``rttm_word/`` and ``rttm_segment/`` subfolders.
```bash
# Adjust config_name / dataset_root for the subset you want
python sim.py \
--config-path config/table1 --config-name datagen_v0.1 \
output_dir=generated_dataset/v0.1
```
**2. Convert to streamable parquet** — writes one parquet shard per ``--shard-size`` mixtures, embedding WAV bytes inline and computing every column above. The default ``--parquet-batch-size 64`` keeps row groups small enough for the Hugging Face dataset viewer on long-audio subsets. ``--subsplits`` performs a deterministic train/val split with a reproducible seed.
```bash
python scripts/convert_to_parquet.py \
--dataset-root generated_dataset \
--output-root generated_dataset_parquet \
--splits v0.1 \
--subsplits train:800,val:200 \
--subsplit-seed 42 \
--shard-size 256 \
--parquet-batch-size 64
# Smaller subset that doesn't need a train/val split (e.g. debug):
python scripts/convert_to_parquet.py \
--dataset-root generated_dataset \
--output-root generated_dataset_parquet \
--splits debug
```
**3. Upload to the Hub** — stages a ``<subset>/data/`` + ``<subset>/provenance/`` layout, generates this README's YAML ``configs:`` block automatically, and pushes via ``HfApi.upload_large_folder`` (resumable / parallel).
```bash
hf auth login # or set HF_TOKEN
python scripts/upload_parquet_to_hf.py \
--repo-id <user-or-org>/<dataset-name> \
--parquet-root generated_dataset_parquet \
--dataset-root generated_dataset
```
Useful flags:
- ``--splits debug v0.1`` — push only some subsets
- ``--private`` — only honored on first repo create
- ``--dry-run`` — stage the layout to a temp dir and print it without contacting the Hub
- ``--no-provenance`` — skip the ``provenance/`` sidecars
**4. Verify the round-trip** locally:
```bash
pytest tests/test_hf_parquet_conversion.py
```
These tests build a synthetic FastMSS split in a tmp dir, run the converter, and assert byte-for-byte equivalence between the lhotse manifests/RTTM/audio and the parquet rows (including a ``json.loads(row['manifest_json']) == cut`` round-trip and a deterministic-shuffle subsplit check).
See ``fastmss/hf_dataset.py`` for the per-row schema and helper API; both scripts above are thin CLI wrappers over it.