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# WebRTC Conversational Speech dataset
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This dataset includes *conversational speech* and *breathing* recordings,
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and the audio files are named
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``<langCode>_script<num>_<speakerGender>_sp<speakerId>_<turnId>.wav`` and
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``breathing_<speakerGender>_sp<speakerId>_<num>.wav`` respectively.
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The conversational speech part consists of *turns*. Each turn belongs to a
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*script*, and a script involves two *speakers* named A and B.
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The scripts have been designed spanning short and long turns. Also, the scripts
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are gender neutral, which allows to let A and B turns be recorded by both male
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and female speakers.
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All the audio files have a single channel and a sample rate of 48000 Hz with 16
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bit samples.
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## English scripts (EN)
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### Script 1
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- A1: How is your day going?
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- B1: Quite busy. I'm preparing for my presentation on our marketing strategy.
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- A2: You must feel stressed out now.
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- B2: That's an understatement.
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### Script 2
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- A1: Which book are you reading?
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- B1: Let’s see if you can guess it, listen carefully. She tries to open the
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doors. They are all locked; she begins to weep. She walks weeping to a high
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glass table and sits down on its lower ledge. She sits on a big golden key and
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picks it up in surprise. She tries it on all the doors but it does not fit.
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- A2: Too hard, yet another hint.
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- B2: Ok. “Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?” “That
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depends a good deal on where you want to get to”, said the Cat. “I don't much
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care where” she replied.
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- A3: Stop, I know the rest! “Then it doesn't matter which way you go”, said the
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Cat. “So long as I get somewhere” she added as an explanation. “Oh, you're sure
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to do that, if you only walk long enough.”
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- B3: So, what’s the title?
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- A4: Alice in Wonderland!
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- B4: Well done
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## Swedish scripts (SE)
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### Script 1
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- A1: Hur är det?
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- B1: Rätt upptagen. Jag förbereder mig inför min presentation om
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marknadsföringsstrategi.
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- A2: Då är du säkert riktigt stressad nu.
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- B2: Det skulle man kunna säga.
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### Script 2
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- A1: Vilken bok läser du?
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- B1: Jag ska läsa högt för dig. Försök gissa nu! “Dörren är ändå alldeles för
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liten för mig. Och jag kan ju inte flyga upp igenom kaninhålet. Hon får syn på
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en flaska på bordet. Drick mig. Bäst att vara försiktig. Om man dricker en
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flaska där det står gift så får man nog ångra det förr eller senare. Men det
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står ju bara drick mig.”
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- A2: Det är för svårt! Får jag försöka igen?
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- B2: Ok. “Åt vilket håll ska jag gå?” “Det beror på vart du vill komma”, sa
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katten. “Det spelar ingen roll.” svarade hon.
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- A3: Sluta, jag kan fortsättningen: “Då spelar det heller ingen roll åt vilket
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håll du går." sa katten.
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“…så länge som jag kommer någonstans”, fortsatte hon. “Åh, det kommer du att
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göra”, sa katten, “bara du går tillräckligt långt”.
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- B3: Så vad heter boken?
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- A4: Alice i Underlandet
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- B4: Jättebra
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