datasets
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seamless-interaction-jefferson-annotations
Seamless Interaction Jefferson-Style Annotations
An automatic, turn-oriented annotation layer for the
Meta Seamless Interaction Dataset.
It compares the dataset's traditional transcript with an ASR-derived
Jefferson-style condition and supplies speech-act, communicative-purpose,
interactional-signal, alignment, and quality fields.
This is a derived noncommercial research dataset. It does not redistribute
the source audio. Every record retains the original interaction ID, split… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/kennethli319/seamless-interaction-jefferson-annotations.candor-turntaking-annotations
CANDOR - Turn-Taking Annotations
Speech transcription and turn-taking annotation dataset built from the CANDOR corpus using NVIDIA Canary-Qwen2.5B ASR.
Dataset Description
This dataset contains 172,591 transcribed speech segments from the CANDOR conversational speech corpus (1,656 conversations). Each segment is a per-speaker utterance with Canary ASR transcript, designed for turn-taking prediction research.
Source
Audio corpus: CANDOR (English conversational… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/hiraki/candor-turntaking-annotations.arabic-english-code-switching-review-annotations
Review Annotations for Arabic-English Code-Switching Speech
This metadata-only dataset publishes review decisions and transcript-correction deltas for MohamedRashad/arabic-english-code-switching. It contains no human audio, no local file paths, no raw review notes, and no copies of unchanged upstream transcripts.
The annotations are pinned to upstream revision 4a3bffc45219c35949470de32b8d4cb328b0ce11 and join by upstream_row_index.
Coverage and outcomes
The… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/abdo1819/arabic-english-code-switching-review-annotations.
