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Firstly a huge thanks to the team for all the efforts that go into Common Voice, hugely appreciated.
If possible, I would like summary data for each language for which a dataset is released, showing:
Unique rows
Unique contributors
Rows with metadata (#)
Rows with metadata (%)
Approximate hours with metadata
Row count by genders
Row count by age ranges
Row count by accents
This allows a researcher to understand easily how much of a language dataset has metadata, and what the metadata distribution looks like. Some of this is already in the JSON files in this directory, but this is a different "slice and dice" of the summary data.
I have a Python script which calculates these based on the validated.tsv file of the language's dataset, happy to share.
Kind regards,
Kathy
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I think this is a great idea - if you're willing, please do share the code as I'm sure others would be interested. This repo (cv-dataset) is housing the compiled statistics, CorporaCreator is where the actual logic lives that calculates splits. Since the nature of the data is fluid and users would likely want to calculate their own statistics, it might make sense to have a separate directory to house scripts that run outside of the CorporaCreator flow.
Firstly a huge thanks to the team for all the efforts that go into Common Voice, hugely appreciated.
If possible, I would like summary data for each language for which a dataset is released, showing:
This allows a researcher to understand easily how much of a language dataset has metadata, and what the metadata distribution looks like. Some of this is already in the JSON files in this directory, but this is a different "slice and dice" of the summary data.
I have a Python script which calculates these based on the
validated.tsv
file of the language's dataset, happy to share.Kind regards,
Kathy
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: