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Common-Sense Facts Audio Dataset
A spoken fact-completion dataset for evaluating whether Speech Language Models can retrieve common-sense and factual knowledge from speech.
Each example contains three paired versions:
- prompt: an incomplete factual prompt, e.g. "the capital of France is"
- fact: the correct full sentence, e.g. "the capital of France is Paris"
- counterfactual: an incorrect matched sentence from the same category, e.g. "the capital of France is Rome"
The dataset covers categories such as capitals, colors, arithmetic, opposites, family relations, object functions, and common-sense facts.
It is designed for likelihood-based evaluation: a Speech LM succeeds when it assigns higher likelihood to the correct fact than to the matched counterfactual. The dataset also includes prompt-level audio and word-level timing information, making it useful for interpretability analyses of how speech-derived representations encode lexical and factual information.
Introduced in:
Interleaved Speech Language Models Latently Work In Text
📃 Paper | 🌐 Project Page
Usage
from datasets import load_dataset
ds = load_dataset("slprl/common-sense-facts-audio", split="data")
# Access a single example
row = ds[0]
print(row["id"]) # "colors_001"
print(row["category"]) # "Colors"
print(row["prompt_text"]) # "The color of grass is"
print(row["answer"]) # "green"
# Audio is a dict with array and sampling_rate
audio = row["prompt_audio"] # {"array": np.ndarray, "sampling_rate": int}
# Filter by category
capitals = ds.filter(lambda x: x["category"] == "Capital cities")
Columns
| Column | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | Clean example ID, e.g. capital_cities_001 |
category |
string | Semantic category |
prompt_text |
string | Incomplete factual prompt |
fact_text |
string | Correct full sentence |
counterfactual_text |
string | Incorrect full sentence |
answer |
string | Correct answer word/phrase |
counterfactual_answer |
string | Incorrect answer word/phrase |
prompt_audio |
Audio | WAV of the prompt |
fact_audio |
Audio | WAV of the correct full sentence |
counterfactual_audio |
Audio | WAV of the incorrect full sentence |
prompt_words |
list[str] | Word tokens of the prompt |
prompt_word_starts |
list[float] | Word start times in seconds |
prompt_word_ends |
list[float] | Word end times in seconds (-1.0 = last word; use audio duration) |
Examples
| id | category | prompt_text | answer | counterfactual_answer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| colors_001 | Colors | The color of grass is | green | red |
| days_001 | Days of the week | The day that comes after Sunday is | Monday | Friday |
| capital_cities_001 | Capital cities | The capital of France is | Paris | New Delhi |
| opposites_001 | Opposites | the opposite of hot is | cold | slow |
| family_relations_001 | Family relations | The mother of mother is called | grandmother | grandfather |
| simple_arithmetic_001 | Simple arithmetic | one plus one equals | 2 | 0 |
Citation
@misc{sternberg2026interleavedspeechlanguagemodels,
title={Interleaved Speech Language Models Latently Work In Text},
author={Talia Sternberg and Gallil Maimon and Yossi Adi},
year={2026},
eprint={2606.22473},
archivePrefix={arXiv},
primaryClass={cs.CL},
url={https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.22473},
}
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