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- `keyword_transcription`/`adversary_keyword_transcription` - audio transcription,
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- `keyword_phonetic_transcription`/`adversary_keyword_phonetic_transcription` - audio phonetic transcription.
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## Dataset Creation
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The MOCKS testset was created from LibriSpeech and Mozilla Common Voice (MCV) datasets that are publicly available. To create it:
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- `keyword_transcription`/`adversary_keyword_transcription` - audio transcription,
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- `keyword_phonetic_transcription`/`adversary_keyword_phonetic_transcription` - audio phonetic transcription.
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## Using the Dataset
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The dataset can be used by:
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- downloading the archive and constructing all the test cases based on the provided `tsv` files,
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- `datasets` package.
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In the latter case the following should work:
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```load_dataset(path="voiceintelligenceresearch/MOCKS", name="en.LS-clean", split="offline")```
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The allowed values for `name` are:
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- `en.LS-{clean,other}`,
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- `en.LS-{clean,other}.positive`,
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- `en.LS-{clean,other}.similar`,
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- `en.LS-{clean,other}.different`,
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- `en.LS-{clean,other}.subset`,
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- `en.LS-{clean,other}.positive_subset`,
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- `en.LS-{clean,other}.similar_subset`,
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- `en.LS-{clean,other}.different_subset`,
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- `{de,en,es,fr,it}.MCV.positive`,
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- `{de,en,es,fr,it}.MCV.positive.similar`,
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- `{de,en,es,fr,it}.MCV.positive.different`,
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- `{de,en,es,fr,it}.MCV.positive.subset`,
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- `{de,en,es,fr,it}.MCV.positive.positive_subset`,
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- `{de,en,es,fr,it}.MCV.positive.similar_subset`,
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- `{de,en,es,fr,it}.MCV.positive.different_subset`.
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The allowed values for `split` are:
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- `offline`,
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- `online`.
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`load_dataset` provides a list of the dictionary objects with the following contents:
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```
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{
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"keyword_id": datasets.Value("string"),
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"keyword_transcription": datasets.Value("string"),
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"test_id": datasets.Value("string"),
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"test_transcription": datasets.Value("string"),
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"test_audio": datasets.Audio(sampling_rate=16000),
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"label": datasets.Value("bool"),
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}
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```
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Each element of this list represents a single test case for the QbyT KWS:
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- `keyword_id` - the name of the keyword audio file in `data.tar.gz` (not used in QbyT KWS),
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- `keyword_transcription` - transcription of the keyword,
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- `test_id` - the name of the test audio file in `data.tar.gz`,
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- `test_transcription` - transcription of the test sample,
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- `test_audio` - raw data of the test audio,
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- `label` - `True` if the test case is positive (`keyword_transcription` is a substring of the `test_transcription`), `False` otherwise (`similar` and `different` subsets).
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Note that each test case can be extended to QbyE KWS by reading the proper `keyword_id` file. Unfortunately, there is no easy way to do that in the loading script.
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All the test files are provided in 16 kHz, even though `{de,en,es,fr,it}.MCV` files are stored in the original sampling (usually 48 kHz) in the `data.tar.gz` archives.
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## Dataset Creation
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The MOCKS testset was created from LibriSpeech and Mozilla Common Voice (MCV) datasets that are publicly available. To create it:
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