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| **Domain** | Malian Constitution (legal/institutional text) |
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| **Duration** | 1.075 hours (64.5 minutes) |
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| **Speaker(s)** | 1 adult male
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| **Segment length** | 0.65–46.12s (mean: 7.47s, 97% under 20s) |
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| **Vocabulary** | 1,198 unique words |
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| **Recording** | Single-channel, studio conditions |
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### Vocabulary Isolation
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The vocabulary in this dataset has very low overlap with existing Bambara ASR training corpora:
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| Training corpus | Shared words |
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| `RobotsMali/bam-asr-early`
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| `RobotsMali/kunkado` | 319 | ~
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Words like *yuruguyuruguli* (disorder/embezzlement) and *yamaruyasariya* (ordinance/regulation) are central to the constitutional register but virtually absent from conversational Bambara.
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## Leaderboard
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Full results and adjustable metric weights at the [public leaderboard](https://huggingface.co/spaces/MALIBA-AI/bambara-asr-leaderboard).
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| **Domain** | Malian Constitution (legal/institutional text) |
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| **Duration** | 1.075 hours (64.5 minutes) |
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| **Segments** | 500 |
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| **Speaker(s)** | 1 adult male |
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| **Segment length** | 0.65–46.12s (mean: 7.47s, 97% under 20s) |
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| **Vocabulary** | 1,198 unique words |
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| **Recording** | Single-channel, studio conditions |
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### Vocabulary Isolation
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The vocabulary in this dataset has very low overlap with existing Bambara ASR training corpora. To verify that, we have drawn two one-hour subsets from the two publicly available ASR dataset (at the time of compiling this report) by randomly selecting utterances and we observed the following word overlap figures:
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| Training corpus | Shared words | Overlap with this benchmark |
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| `RobotsMali/bam-asr-early` | 297 | ~25% |
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| `RobotsMali/kunkado` | 319 | ~27% |
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So this benchmark features about 75% unique words when compared with equal sized samples of these two datasets, confirming how narrow the domain is. Words like *yuruguyuruguli* (disorder/embezzlement) and *yamaruyasariya* (ordinance/regulation) are central to the constitutional register but virtually absent from conversational Bambara.
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## Leaderboard
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Full results and adjustable metric weights at the [public leaderboard](https://huggingface.co/spaces/MALIBA-AI/bambara-asr-leaderboard).
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