--- license: other license_name: mixed-see-license-section task_categories: - audio-to-audio language: - en - ko tags: - speech-separation - source-separation - cocktail-party - bilingual - english - korean - speech pretty_name: MuSSeD Multilingual Speech Separation Dataset size_categories: - 10K ### 3. Controlled, full-range overlap Overlap is not concentrated at one difficulty. Mixtures span the full range from clean (no overlap) to fully overlapped, with the harder end growing as speaker count increases (2-4 spk), which is the expected and desired behaviour. ### 4. Metadata Every mixture has a paired JSON with per-speaker ground truth, enabling exact, reproducible analysis of language / gender / overlap / timing. --- ## Composition The share of bilingual mixtures grows with speaker count, while English-only / Korean-only mixtures remain represented at every count: Across the 514 unique speakers, the male / female balance is: --- ## Dataset Structure ``` MuSSeD-EnKo/ ├── train/ {2spk,3spk,4spk}/ │ ├── raw/ .wav │ └── json/ .json ├── dev/ {2spk,3spk,4spk}/ {raw,json}/ └── test/ {2spk,3spk,4spk}/ {raw,json}/ ``` **Filename convention.** A mixture filename is the concatenation of its source utterance ids, each of the form `EN__...` or `KO__...` — e.g. a 4spk file `KO_5801_..._KO_5487_..._KO_5495_..._KO_5396_....wav` encodes speakers KO_5801, KO_5487, KO_5495, KO_5396. ### JSON ```json { "mixture_id": "EN_260_123286_000027_000001_EN_4992_41806_000003_000002", "speaker_count": 2, "overlapped_ratio": 0.0, "total_length_sec": 14.44, "speakers": [ { "speaker_id": "260", "speaker_name": "Brad Bush", "gender": "Male", "language": "ENG", "length_sec": 2.48, "start_time_sec": 0.0, "end_time_sec": 2.48, "transcription": "I had rather not disturb him while he is quiet.", "original_file_id": "/test-clean/260/123286/260_123286_000027_000001" } ] } ``` --- ## Usage ```python from datasets import load_dataset import json # config = "2spk" | "3spk" | "4spk" ds = load_dataset("syshim/MuSSeD-EnKo", "2spk", split="test") ex = ds[0] audio = ex["audio"] # {"array": np.ndarray, "sampling_rate": 16000} meta = json.loads(ex["meta"]) # per-mixture ground truth n_src = meta["speaker_count"] overlap = meta["overlapped_ratio"] langs = [s["language"] for s in meta["speakers"]] # ... train / evaluate your separation model ... ``` --- ## License This dataset is derived from multiple sources: - **English audio** originates from **LibriTTS-R** (CC BY 4.0). - **Korean audio** originates from a Multi-speaker Speech Synthesis Data by National Information Society Agency (NIA) Because of these mixed terms the top-level tag is set to `other`. ## Citation If you use this dataset, please cite LibriTTS-R, the Korean source corpus, and this release: ```bibtex @misc{mousse2026, title = {MOUSSE: MULTILINGUALOVERLAPPEDSPEECHSEPARATIONWITHPREDICTIVE UNCERTAINTYESTIMATION}, year = {2026} } ```