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DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-0.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Yeah, I do <|laugh|>. Yes, uh, I don't work, though, but I used to work and when I had two children.<|6.48|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-1.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> I think that's an interesting policy your company has about testing immediately after an on the job accident.<|5.10|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-2.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Exactly. I I see more men, uh, like participating in like the family things with children.<|5.92|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-3.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Like, you know, helping to take care of them more. And and uh, uh, doing the jobs equally, you know, What about politics on it?<|7.58|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-4.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> I'm <|laugh|> not that big on politics. I'm not <|laugh|> that educated on it. I'm, and I really think we should have more I agree with that.<|8.74|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-5.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Yeah. She took such a rough go of it. And they th- their tax deal and, At least she was strong to like try it and you know.<|8.64|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-6.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> And right now I don't think we have too many. Uh, th- in the forefront. Schroeder's about the biggest one in Washington.<|7.16|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-7.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Okay. I think the first thing they said, I have written this down so it would, is it po- do you think it's possible to have honesty in government or an honest government?<|9.72|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-8.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> But, uh, other than that I think maybe it just depends on how you define honesty.<|4.58|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-9.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> And, you know, how good a name can I make for myself and so forth. So I guess it would be like anything else.<|6.60|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-10.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> I think a little more honesty in the campaigns would be, more to the point. If you knew what you were getting when you voted, uh,<|7.28|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-11.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> The other thing they asked about was whether uh, uh, the verdict should be required to be unanimous.<|5.46|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-12.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Because it's I think it's gotten just care-, well, we're not talking about issues we're talking about somebody's personal life and and we're getting away from what we ought to be looking at <|throatclearing|>.<|9.62|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-13.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> <|throatclearing|> Actually, I think other countries may have it worse, uh, the Japanese government is always having a some kind of a scandal.<|7.26|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-14.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> I've got a male Siamese about a year old here. I live alone in an apartment, and uh, except for the cat.<|6.66|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-15.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Well, we have a cat, um, he's probably, oh, a good two years old, big, old, fat and sassy tabby.<|6.96|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-16.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Well, yeah, he's uh he has been really aggressive, uh, especially towards my little girl, for some reason. He's, uh, been so mean to her <|laugh|>.<|8.56|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-17.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> He meows and wants to get in the bathroom and, while he showers, it's so hilarious. So he's quite a animal <|laugh|>.<|6.30|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-18.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Yeah, I guess. Well as long as he doesn't get too aggressive. I guess with the daughter he's all right.<|5.60|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-19.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> <|laugh|> Were it not for my son, the cat would not be in this house <|laugh|>.<|3.80|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-20.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> I guess, and I would imagine that they don't have many more than one to start with, either.<|4.82|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-21.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> in capital. I think in like, uh, lesser cases it's like ten out of twelve or five out of six, whatever .<|7.90|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-22.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Oh, well, great. I've been doing it for about two weeks and, uh, no my No my<|5.58|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-23.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> While I'm at work sometimes, I on the computer network um, I read the news sometimes, and that's kind of helpful.<|7.34|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-24.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> I would imagine going to college, though, your professors and different things, you keep up on what's going on.<|5.10|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-25.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> That's true, I mean, my roommates and stuff, you know people around me talk about it. And the people I work with are pretty, you know, up up-to-date on that kind of stuff,<|8.56|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-26.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Do you watch do you watch the network like major network news, or do you watch like the MACNEIL LEHRER HOUR?<|6.78|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-27.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Oh, ch- see channel where I am channel eight's, um, like public T V, so it's kind of different.<|6.40|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-28.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> I don't think that the way I get the news is the right way to get it. I think you get a very lopsided picture of what's going on.<|6.86|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-29.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> If they reported every if they reported every violent crime in Atlanta it would take it would probably take the whole news hour <|laugh|>.<|7.10|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-30.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Well, I guess we'll get pretty good news coverage in a couple of years when you host the, uh, summer olympics <|laugh|>.<|5.86|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-31.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> And, uh, they've only deliberated four hours or, something and they say they're hopelessly deadlocked.<|6.14|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-32.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Yeah, they spent a lot of time that's another thing they spend a long time on sports, and I think that um that's fine, I would like to see more time spent on other things.<|8.92|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-33.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Yeah he's, uh, a one owner. He likes one boy in the family and that's about it .<|4.78|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-34.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> He's he we bought the cat for him and so he's, uh, been the one that you know spent the most time with him.<|6.86|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-35.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Uh, my brother has. Uh, we didn't do a lot with them. Uh, I never felt like it was mine or anything, you couldn't do anything.<|8.08|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-36.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> But, I mean, that did did more responsibility. When its yours and not your brother's <|laugh|>.<|5.66|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-37.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Oh, wow. So, when you say the morning news, or evening news or national news is when?<|5.26|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-38.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Well, I read, uh, the local newspaper and I also try and read one of the, uh, major dailies like the CHICAGO TRIBUNE, or the NEW YORK TIMES or something like that.<|9.68|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-39.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> <|throatclearing|> But, I don't know, uh, I think if you listen to like N P R or something like, I I really like N P R a lot.<|6.78|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-40.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Uh, their editorial stand point seems to be a lot better than, say, your major network news and that kind of thing.<|6.80|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-41.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> <|laugh|> I'm telling you, go one way or the other. That that's probably an expensive trial. Uh, Six months so far they said.<|8.04|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-42.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Uh, but I I don't know, I guess a lot of it's still a lot of hype. Look at the the Smith trial.<|6.48|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-43.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Yeah, that was, but then you also have things where you uh where they broadcast the Clarence Thomas hearings basically the whole length of them which I thought was re- really good.<|8.68|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-44.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Let's see, mine's pretty easy actually. Uh, I just got done reading a a magazine or a couple magazine articles about the, uh, new Saturns.<|9.10|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-45.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Uh, and, although I can't afford it right now, I would just like love to have one.<|4.88|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-46.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Oh, really, you like, uh, so you're an American you want to buy American.<|4.48|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-47.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Right, I'm a graduate student and, let's face it, I don't make any money so, <|laugh|>.<|5.28|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-48.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Well, you can wait till you graduate and you'll have plenty of money, you can buy whatever you want.<|5.38|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-49.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Oh, yeah, I'd do it I'd use it for both. The nice thing about autocrossing is you can you can do both.<|5.64|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-50.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Uh, just like a, uh, set up a lot of times and it's like really large, uh, parking lots.<|5.58|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-51.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Yeah. You know, I'm not sure there's a number. It's probably like thirty, forty thousand dollars a day you know, worth of all the free for all.<|9.66|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-52.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Tight turns, hard acceleration. I've seen a lot of Mustangs, uh, compete and it's interesting. They get dominated by the Corvettes that are also in their class.<|8.92|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-53.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> You know, because your B M W's, your German cars have good reputations, I think.<|4.90|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-54.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Yeah, they their they have the whole philosophy, I mean, they they kind of even brainwash themselves into thinking they're better, which is kind of hard to take <|laugh|>.<|9.24|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-55.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> I mean as you're walking through that little tour in, uh, Munich, it's kind of <|laugh|>, they're trying to brainwash you, too <|laugh|>.<|6.54|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-56.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> And that's, I don't know, which do I like better, I think I like the <|laugh|> Porsche's philosophy a little bit better, although it's not really practical.<|8.82|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-57.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Yeah, just work, short trips. No mi- no heavy mileage. I'm putting on less than fifteen thousand miles a year.<|6.82|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-58.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> I'll be right back. Excuse me, just a moment. They're going to get mad .<|3.78|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-59.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> She had another call. She has just three kids, eleven, nine, and eight.<|5.16|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-60.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> That was my daughter's Brownie leader telling me that there is a meeting tomorrow Brownie meeting.<|5.06|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-61.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Maybe they could go with a with a nine hundred number and have people dial in and give their, uh, vote.<|6.14|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-62.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Well, we're Catholics. I came from a family of five. I had four brothers, the only girl.<|5.68|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-63.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> that I think, um, I don't know. It's an interesting <|laugh|> problem. I happen to, um, <|mouth_sound|> I'm a pediatrician.<|7.12|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-64.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> I was twenty-nine when I had my first child and, uh, I would not have been real fulfilled. I really would not have been totally staying home with a young child.<|8.92|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-65.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> It's a wonderful it's wonderful to be a mother but, <|mouth_sound|> uh, I like th- I like the way I did it.<|6.38|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-66.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Um, and I think we choose very very carefully the, um, alternative situations that we had them in.<|6.36|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-67.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> She's out, Well, we just moved down here. We used to live up in Seattle for a couple of years.<|5.72|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-68.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> It's <|laugh|> that's no problem here. we really liked it up there but then wh-,<|5.26|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-69.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> That's the only way I could really, They pick up newspapers and, uh, you know, milk jugs and aluminum and tin cans, you know, like soup comes in and stuff.<|8.46|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-70.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> I'll throw it in there <|laugh|>, but I don't really I don't ever take anything.<|4.68|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-71.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> <|laugh|> Yeah <|laugh|>. that's that's been so long I've prac- practically forgot who Noriega was, you know.<|7.80|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-72.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Well, I mean, it's real, <|vocal_noise|> you ought to, because the the the farmer's market recycles absolutely everything.<|6.48|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-73.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> And since we go there all the time, I mean probably at all.<|3.58|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-74.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Uh, well, is there anything else you'd like to share me about your recycling philosophy, Julie?<|5.30|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-75.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Do they do like, what about, like, uh, what kind of plastic stuff can you recycle, do you know?<|5.30|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-76.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> The petroleum pretty much I mean those petroleum products I think are the big uh you know the great Satan of the recycling.<|7.42|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-77.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> No, really not. Did you know that, like, something like fifty percent of the world's landfills is like paper?<|6.10|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-78.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Well, they do treat paper with chemicals like yellow paper, you know takes something like twenty times as long to decompose.<|7.28|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-79.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> You know, you can bury a piece of yellow paper, it will still be there in a couple of weeks.<|4.32|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-80.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Yeah it will be whole. You'll be able to read off of it.<|3.74|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-81.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> <|laugh|> That has been going on . My, uh, cousin is a F B I agent down in Miami.<|5.90|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-82.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> I don't know, well, I mean, I think we've kind of, you know, I mean, everybody everybody but, <|laugh|>.<|6.48|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-83.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Everyone had a two way wrist watch T V's on their wrist, like, uh, Dick Tracy.<|4.06|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-84.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> So how do you, uh, so so it sounds like you've got a television going on there, so I can assume that you probably watch the T V news. Is that,<|8.46|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-85.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Cliff, I see, so, uh, it's not affiliated with anything, is it. Not it's not a network station.<|6.86|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-86.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> How do you like it? It's been it's been a while since I read the Dallas news. I uh fact last time I read the Dallas Dallas news I was in Arkansas.<|9.12|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-87.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Oh, me, I uh <|vocal_noise|> good grief I read the TIMES, LOS ANGELES TIMES. There's, quite a task if you've ever run into one. They're, uh speci-, they're thick.<|9.88|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-88.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Yeah, that's that's kind of a problem for them. There's a lot of people <|laugh|> who fall into that, category.<|5.88|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-89.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> And then we have a local rag here in town that I pick up periodically and read just to see what's going on in our little community.<|7.34|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-90.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Now, they have started here running a three day, or three times a week Plano section.<|4.52|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-91.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Bye. So we're uh our discussion's about, uh, the care of the elderly?<|6.60|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-92.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> And it's just sort of a you know, four or five pages that covers what's going on in Plano. But it's still not an awful lot of news.<|7.62|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-93.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Yeah, I know. I uh it was it was a big discovery when when the TIMES when the TIMES found out there was a place called Orange County <|laugh|>.<|7.84|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-94.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> I mean, the way they I mean the way they've been handling it before, they practically they practically acted like their reporters needed to shots to go south of the L A county border <|laugh|>.<|10.20|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-95.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Yeah, I I I find that attitude kind of arrogant, though. It's like you're taking our money, but you're not bothering to cover the things that are interesting to us.<|8.92|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-96.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Okay, so that this is obviously not a condition of employment that you subject yourself to this <|laugh|>.<|5.86|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-97.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> And, uh, I called you know, from that the the T I Data Base Calling Instructions.<|5.70|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-98.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Yeah, this is about changes in the women in the, Uh, there's really a lot, isn't there.<|4.94|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
DisfluencySpeech-chunk/train-00000-of-00003-99.mp3 | <|startoftranscript|><|en|><|transcribenonverbal|><|0.00|> Yeah, uh, I think you have to push one and then we can start recording it.<|4.06|><|endoftext|> | DisfluencySpeech |
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Speech Non-verbal Whisper
Whisper format for Speech Recognition include non-verbal. All audio should chunk not more than 30 seconds.
Non-verbal labels
{
'cough', 'laugh', 'sigh', 'sneeze', 'sniff', 'throatclearing',
'clicking', 'vocal_noise', 'mouth_sound', 'whistling',
'blowing', 'snorting', 'yawning', 'humming', 'imitative_sound',
'nonverbal_expression', 'speech_effect', 'sound_effect',
}
AMI
We map the labels as,
{
'Makes buzzing sound.': 'imitative_sound',
'Dutch speech': 'speech_effect',
'Hiccough': 'vocal_noise',
'Imitates background typing sound': 'imitative_sound',
'Random sound': 'sound_effect',
'Sound effect': 'sound_effect',
'Vocal expression': 'nonverbal_expression',
'Vocal noise': 'vocal_noise',
'Whistle': 'whistling',
'blowing sound': 'blowing',
'blowing': 'blowing',
'blows nose': 'sniff',
'celebratory noise': 'nonverbal_expression',
'claps twice': 'sound_effect',
'claps': 'sound_effect',
'clicking noises': 'clicking',
'clicking sound': 'clicking',
'clicking': 'clicking',
'clicks fingers': 'clicking',
'clicks tongue to sound like a horse': 'clicking',
'clicks tongue': 'clicking',
'comic sound effect': 'sound_effect',
'cough': 'cough',
'dental fricative': 'vocal_noise',
'dental inbreath': 'mouth_sound',
'do d- do sounds imitating whistling': 'imitative_sound',
'endoftext': 'speech_effect',
'en': 'speech_effect',
'exaggerated sigh': 'sigh',
'exasperated sigh': 'sigh',
'exhale indicating surprise or annoyance': 'sigh',
'expulsion of air': 'mouth_sound',
'fatigued sigh': 'sigh',
'ff sound indicating unimportance': 'nonverbal_expression',
'figurative noise': 'nonverbal_expression',
'figurative ooh sound': 'nonverbal_expression',
'figurative vocalisation': 'nonverbal_expression',
'fricative exhalation indicating displeasure': 'mouth_sound',
'fricative noise': 'vocal_noise',
'gasp': 'nonverbal_expression',
'growling sound': 'vocal_noise',
'grunting noises': 'vocal_noise',
'hedging noise': 'vocal_noise',
'hesitational dental inhale': 'mouth_sound',
'hip-hop sound': 'imitative_sound',
'humming': 'humming',
'hums': 'humming',
'imitates rigorous unidentified sound': 'imitative_sound',
'imitates stammering': 'imitative_sound',
'imitates zapping': 'imitative_sound',
'imitating cunning laughter': 'laugh',
'imitating laughter': 'laugh',
'imitating popping noise': 'imitative_sound',
'imitation of cartoon noise': 'imitative_sound',
'imitative sound': 'imitative_sound',
'incomprehensible reading from text': 'speech_effect',
'laugh': 'laugh',
'long sh- sound': 'mouth_sound',
'loud exhalation of air': 'sigh',
'loud exhalation': 'sigh',
'loud exhale indicating fatigue': 'sigh',
'loud exhale': 'sigh',
'loud inhalation of air': 'mouth_sound',
'loud inhale and exhale': 'mouth_sound',
'loud inhale': 'mouth_sound',
'loud intake of air': 'mouth_sound',
'loud out-breath': 'sigh',
'loud outbreath': 'sigh',
'loud outtake of air': 'sigh',
'loud palatal exhale indicating awe or fatigue': 'sigh',
'loud sigh': 'sigh',
'makes clicking sounds with tongue': 'clicking',
'makes kissing sound': 'mouth_sound',
'makes machine noises': 'imitative_sound',
'makes ringing sound': 'sound_effect',
'makes sound of gun firing': 'sound_effect',
'makes straining sound': 'mouth_sound',
'makes tapping sounds': 'sound_effect',
'makes tutting sounds': 'clicking',
'makes whooshing sound': 'blowing',
'melodic pause filler': 'vocal_noise',
'mouth sounds': 'mouth_sound',
'nasal sound': 'mouth_sound',
'noise imitating machine response': 'imitative_sound',
'noise indicating apprehension': 'nonverbal_expression',
'noise indicating capitulation': 'nonverbal_expression',
'noise indicating relief': 'nonverbal_expression',
'panting sound': 'vocal_noise',
'pause filler noise': 'vocal_noise',
'pause filling noise': 'vocal_noise',
'pause filling sound': 'vocal_noise',
'pause filling whistle': 'whistling',
'pause indicating non-recognition': 'nonverbal_expression',
'percussive noise': 'sound_effect',
'phonetic sound for a': 'vocal_noise',
'phonetic sound for d repeated four times': 'vocal_noise',
'phonetic sound for d': 'vocal_noise',
'phonetic sound for schwa': 'vocal_noise',
'phonetic sound for w': 'vocal_noise',
'popping sound': 'mouth_sound',
'prosodic repetition vocalisation': 'vocal_noise',
'random noise': 'sound_effect',
'raspberry noise': 'mouth_sound',
'repeated lip smacking': 'mouth_sound',
'rhythmic exhalation': 'sigh',
'rhythmic pause filling noise': 'vocal_noise',
'rhythmical expulsion of air': 'sigh',
'sarcastic awe': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sarcastic celebratory noise': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sarcastic triumphant sound': 'nonverbal_expression',
'scoffing noise': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sharp exhale': 'sigh',
'sharp in-breath': 'mouth_sound',
'sharp inhale and exhale': 'mouth_sound',
'sharp inhale': 'mouth_sound',
'sharp intake of air': 'mouth_sound',
'sighs': 'sigh',
'sigh': 'sigh',
'singing sound': 'vocal_noise',
'singing?': 'vocal_noise',
'singing': 'vocal_noise',
'sings': 'vocal_noise',
'sliding sound': 'sound_effect',
'sneeze': 'sneeze',
'snort': 'snorting',
'sound accompanying deictic reference': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound accompanying figurative gesture': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound accompanying figurative reference': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound imitating an alarm': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating an explosion': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating background recording noise': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating being tongue-tied': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating bell ringing': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating blowing gun smoke from a gun': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating celebratory noise': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating clicking': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating completion of a task': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating completion of check-boxes': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating computer alarm': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating computer alert': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating confusion': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating device noise': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating devouring something': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating dread': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating fear': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating flatulence': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating machine output': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating machine process': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating mechanical noise': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating mechanical shut-down': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating motor': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating music': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating pager': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating pressing buttons': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating repeated clicking': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating scream': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating small explosion': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating stupid person': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating the turning of a wheel': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating trepidation': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating vibration': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating yawn': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating zapping something': 'imitative_sound',
'sound imitating zapping': 'imitative_sound',
'sound indicating ambiguity': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating ambivalence': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating amusement': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating an action being performed': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating apprehension': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating capitulation': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating concordance': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating confusion': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating dismay': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating displeasure': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating distaste': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating doubt': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating exasperation': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating fatigue or frustration': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating fatigue': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating frustration': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating mock approval': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating mock enthusiasm': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating poor result': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating reaction to material': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating recognition of problem': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating recognition or awe': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating relief': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating something is difficult': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating something is poor': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating speaker is tongue-tied': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating surprise or displeasure': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating surprise': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating trepidation': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sound indicating uncertainty or trepidation': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sounds imitating a fight': 'imitative_sound',
'sounds imitating joystick': 'imitative_sound',
'sounds imitating machine noises': 'imitative_sound',
'sounds imitating winding up': 'imitative_sound',
'sounds indicating frustration': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sounds indicating uncertainty': 'nonverbal_expression',
'sounds made while typing': 'imitative_sound',
'sounds resembling fighting': 'imitative_sound',
'stammering sound': 'vocal_noise',
'startoftranscript': 'speech_effect',
'strong exhale': 'sigh',
'tongue clicking': 'clicking',
'tongue clicks': 'clicking',
'tongue click': 'clicking',
'tongue sounds': 'mouth_sound',
'tooting sound': 'mouth_sound',
'transcribenonverbal': 'nonverbal_expression',
'triumphant sound': 'nonverbal_expression',
'tuts': 'clicking',
'vocal noise': 'vocal_noise',
'weird noises': 'vocal_noise',
'whimper': 'nonverbal_expression',
'whispering in Dutch': 'speech_effect',
'whispering': 'speech_effect',
'whispers to self': 'speech_effect',
'whispers': 'speech_effect',
'whistles through teeth': 'whistling',
'whistles': 'whistling',
'whistling sound': 'whistling',
'whistling-like noise': 'whistling',
'whistling': 'whistling',
'whizzing sound': 'sound_effect',
'yawns': 'yawning',
'yawn': 'yawning',
}
DisfluencySpeech
We map the labels as,
{
'<Breathing>': 'vocal_noise',
'<Cough>': 'cough',
'<Gasp>': 'vocal_noise',
'<Inhaling>': 'vocal_noise',
'<Laughter>': 'laugh',
'<Lipsmack>': 'mouth_sound',
'<Lipsmacking>': 'mouth_sound',
'<Sigh>': 'sigh',
'<Sniffing>': 'sniff',
'<Snorting>': 'snorting',
'<Throat_clearing>': 'throatclearing',
'<breathing>': 'vocal_noise',
'<cough>': 'cough',
'<gasp>': 'vocal_noise',
'<groan>': 'nonverbal_expression',
'<inhaling>': 'vocal_noise',
'<laughter>': 'laugh',
'<lip_smack>': 'mouth_sound',
'<lipsmack>': 'mouth_sound',
'<sigh>': 'sigh',
'<sniffing>': 'sniff',
'<swallowing>': 'mouth_sound',
'<throat_clearing>': 'throatclearing',
'<throat_clearings>': 'throatclearing'
}
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