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when you want to inspect recognition quality on spontaneous speech from
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different regions, speakers, ages, and genders.
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## Repository Contents
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| `Dataset-Swedia-2000.docx` | ASR/dictation output grouped by location and speaker category. |
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| `Original-Texts-Swedia-2000.docx` | Manually corrected reference transcriptions for the same speech excerpts. |
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| `Calculation-of-Results-Swedia-2000.xlsx` | Spreadsheet with WER/CER calculations and comparison notes. |
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## Speaker and Location Structure
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The documents are organized by location and speaker group. Examples of locations
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## Metrics
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- `WER`: word error rate
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- `CER`: character error rate
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- comparisons across locations/regions
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- comparisons across speaker age and gender groups
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- Word Dictation vs. Whisper-style ASR comparisons
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- Compare recognition quality across dialect regions.
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- Inspect typical ASR errors in spontaneous Swedish speech.
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- Practice WER/CER calculation and ASR error analysis.
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## Loading the Files
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normalized CSV/JSON dataset. For analysis, download the DOCX/XLSX files and
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extract the relevant text and metrics with tools such as `python-docx`,
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`openpyxl`, LibreOffice, or spreadsheet software.
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Example:
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## Limitations
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- The dataset is small and best suited for exploratory ASR evaluation.
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learning tables.
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- The repository contains transcriptions and evaluation material, not raw audio.
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- Results should be interpreted as a compact benchmark/sample rather than a
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## Citation and Source Notes
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This dataset is based on transcribed material from Swedia 2000 and was prepared
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for ASR comparison and error analysis
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when you want to inspect recognition quality on spontaneous speech from
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## Thesis Context
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This dataset was prepared as part of Kajsa Vesterberg's bachelor thesis,
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[*Lost in Translation: AI's Struggles with Scanian - A Study on Language Models'
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Attempts to Conquer Swedish and its Dialects*](https://lup.lub.lu.se/student-papers/search/publication/9191345),
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published through Lund University's LUP Student Papers repository in 2025.
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The thesis investigates whether automatic speech recognition performs unevenly
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across Swedish regional speech, with particular attention to Scanian dialects.
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## Repository Contents
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| File | Description |
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| `swedia_asr_dataset.tsv` | Normalized row-level TSV with reference transcripts, ASR outputs, and computed WER/CER. |
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| `Dataset-Swedia-2000.docx` | ASR/dictation output grouped by location and speaker category. |
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| `Original-Texts-Swedia-2000.docx` | Manually corrected reference transcriptions for the same speech excerpts. |
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| `Calculation-of-Results-Swedia-2000.xlsx` | Spreadsheet with WER/CER calculations and comparison notes. |
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## TSV Format
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`swedia_asr_dataset.tsv` is the easiest file to use programmatically. It has 56
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rows, one row per location and speaker-group excerpt.
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Columns:
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- `location`
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- `speaker_group`
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- `reference_transcript`
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- `word_diktering_transcript`
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- `word_diktering_wer`
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- `word_diktering_cer`
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- `whisper_transcript`
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- `whisper_wer`
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- `whisper_cer`
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Some `word_diktering_*` fields are empty because the Word Dictation section does
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not contain every location/speaker combination that appears in the reference and
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Whisper sections.
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The original DOCX and XLSX files are intentionally kept in the repository. They
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represent the source working documents from the thesis project, while
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`swedia_asr_dataset.tsv` is a cleaned, analysis-friendly version derived from
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them.
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## Speaker and Location Structure
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The documents are organized by location and speaker group. Examples of locations
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## Metrics
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The normalized TSV includes computed evaluation fields for:
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- `WER`: word error rate
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- `CER`: character error rate
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The original spreadsheet also includes comparison fields for:
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- comparisons across locations/regions
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- comparisons across speaker age and gender groups
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- Word Dictation vs. Whisper-style ASR comparisons
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- Compare recognition quality across dialect regions.
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- Inspect typical ASR errors in spontaneous Swedish speech.
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- Practice WER/CER calculation and ASR error analysis.
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- Load a single TSV instead of manually extracting the DOCX files.
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## Loading the Files
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For most analysis, start with the normalized TSV:
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Example:
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```python
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import pandas as pd
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"hf://datasets/kvest/Swedia-ASR-Dataset/swedia_asr_dataset.tsv",
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print(data[["location", "speaker_group", "whisper_wer", "whisper_cer"]].head())
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The original DOCX/XLSX files are still included for transparency and manual
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inspection.
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## Limitations
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- The dataset is small and best suited for exploratory ASR evaluation.
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- The repository contains transcriptions and evaluation material, not raw audio.
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- Results should be interpreted as a compact benchmark/sample rather than a
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comprehensive Swedish ASR evaluation suite.
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## Citation and Source Notes
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This dataset is based on transcribed material from Swedia 2000 and was prepared
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for ASR comparison and error analysis in the bachelor thesis linked above. If
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you use it, cite this dataset page, the thesis, and Swedia 2000 as the
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underlying transcription source where appropriate.
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