--- license: afl-3.0 language: - en - fr tags: - speech - audio - benchmark - evaluation - spoken-language-model - lexical-decision - sWuggy - zerospeech pretty_name: sWuggy configs: - config_name: inftrain data_dir: "inftrain" data_files: - split: en_testset_1 path: "en/audio/testset_1-*.tar" - split: en_testset_2 path: "en/audio/testset_2-*.tar" - split: en_testset_4 path: "en/audio/testset_4-*.tar" - split: en_testset_8 path: "en/audio/testset_8-*.tar" - split: en_testset_16 path: "en/audio/testset_16-*.tar" - split: en_testset_32 path: "en/audio/testset_32-*.tar" - split: en_testset_64 path: "en/audio/testset_64-*.tar" - split: fr_testset_1 path: "fr/audio/testset_1-*.tar" - split: fr_testset_2 path: "fr/audio/testset_2-*.tar" - split: fr_testset_4 path: "fr/audio/testset_4-*.tar" - split: fr_testset_8 path: "fr/audio/testset_8-*.tar" - split: fr_testset_16 path: "fr/audio/testset_16-*.tar" - split: fr_testset_32 path: "fr/audio/testset_32-*.tar" - split: fr_testset_64 path: "fr/audio/testset_64-*.tar" - config_name: zrc2021 data_dir: "zrc2021" data_files: - split: en_dev path: "en/dev-*.tar" - split: en_test path: "en/test-*.tar" --- # sWuggy sWuggy is a spoken lexical-discrimination benchmark: each item is a pair consisting of a real word and a phonotactically matched pseudo-word, synthesized as audio. A model is scored on whether it assigns higher probability to the real word than to its matched pseudo-word. This repository hosts the audio (as WebDataset tar shards) together with the per-item metadata needed to run the evaluation. > **Evaluation only.** This is a held-out benchmark for *evaluating* spoken language > models. It must **not** be used as training data. Training on these items > invalidates any sWuggy score and contaminates the benchmark for everyone. > **Status:** A companion repository with the evaluation code for this benchmark is a > work in progress and will be linked here once released. For now this repository > provides the data and the file layout described below. ## Repository layout Audio is packed into [WebDataset](https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/datasets-webdataset) tar shards (many small audio files would otherwise hit the Hub's 10,000-files-per- directory limit and make download/streaming slow). Metadata stays as plain CSV/TXT files alongside the shards. ``` inftrain/ en/ audio/ testset_{1,2,4,8,16,32,64}-{000000..NNNNNN}.tar # audio shards frequencies/ testset_{1,2,4,8,16,32,64}.csv # per-item metadata gold.csv # gold labels fr/ audio/ testset_{1,2,4,8,16,32,64}-{000000..NNNNNN}.tar frequencies/ testset_{1,2,4,8,16,32,64}.csv gold.csv zrc2021/ en/ dev-{000000..NNNNNN}.tar # audio shards test-{000000..NNNNNN}.tar dev_filesmap.txt dev.gold.csv test_filesmap.txt test.gold.csv ``` There are two top-level collections: - **`inftrain/`** — the main sWuggy evaluation material, split by language (`en`, `fr`) and by test set (`testset_1` … `testset_64`). Despite the directory name, this is evaluation data and is not for training. - **`zrc2021/`** — the ZeroSpeech 2021 sWuggy split (`dev` / `test`), under `en/`. ### Inside a shard Each tar shard is a plain POSIX tar. Every audio file is stored under its basename, so the WebDataset *key* is the filename stem. Files that share a key are grouped into the same example; here each example is a single audio file, and its label/metadata lives in the accompanying CSV keyed by the same filename. Audio is `.ogg` for `inftrain/` and `.wav` for `zrc2021/`. ### Metadata files - `gold.csv` / `*.gold.csv` — gold labels per item. - `frequencies/testset_N.csv` — per-item lexical frequency information. - `*_filesmap.txt` (zrc2021) — mapping between item identifiers and audio files. ## Accessing the data ### Stream the audio with `datasets` The audio is in WebDataset format, so it is loaded with the `webdataset` builder. Map a glob of shards to a split with `data_files`, and stream with `streaming=True` to avoid downloading everything up front: ```python from datasets import load_dataset # One test set of the English inftrain material: ds = load_dataset( "webdataset", data_files={"test": "hf://datasets/coml/sWuggy/inftrain/en/audio/testset_1-*.tar"}, split="test", streaming=True, ) for sample in ds: # The audio column is named after the file suffix inside the tar # ("ogg" for inftrain, "wav" for zrc2021); the key is in sample["__key__"]. key = sample["__key__"] audio = sample["ogg"] # bytes; decode with soundfile/librosa as needed break ``` Load several test sets at once by mapping each to its own split: ```python data_files = { f"testset_{n}": f"hf://datasets/coml/sWuggy/inftrain/en/audio/testset_{n}-*.tar" for n in (1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64) } ds = load_dataset("webdataset", data_files=data_files, streaming=True) ``` The ZeroSpeech 2021 split works the same way with the `wav` suffix: ```python ds = load_dataset( "webdataset", data_files={ "dev": "hf://datasets/coml/sWuggy/zrc2021/en/dev-*.tar", "test": "hf://datasets/coml/sWuggy/zrc2021/en/test-*.tar", }, streaming=True, ) ``` ### Read the metadata The CSV/TXT metadata can be read directly over `hf://` without downloading the audio: ```python import polars as pl gold = pl.read_csv("hf://datasets/coml/sWuggy/inftrain/en/gold.csv") freqs = pl.read_csv("hf://datasets/coml/sWuggy/inftrain/en/frequencies/testset_1.csv") ``` Join metadata to audio on the WebDataset key (the filename stem) where you need both. ### Download specific files To pull individual shards or metadata files to local disk: ```python from huggingface_hub import hf_hub_download path = hf_hub_download( repo_id="coml/sWuggy", repo_type="dataset", filename="inftrain/en/gold.csv", ) ``` Or snapshot a subset with `huggingface_hub.snapshot_download(..., allow_patterns=...)`. ## Evaluation The evaluation expects, for each word / pseudo-word pair, a model score (typically a log-probability or pseudo log-likelihood) for both audio items; accuracy is the fraction of pairs where the real word is scored above its matched pseudo-word. Evaluation code that runs this end-to-end is being prepared in a separate repository and will be linked here. ## License Released under the Academic Free License v3.0 (`afl-3.0`). ## Citation ## Contact Questions and issues: please open a discussion in the **Community** tab of this repository.