Re:Show HN: LibreASR – An On-Premises, Streaming Speech Reco...
by iceychris on Monday November 16, 2020 @04:27PM
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Depending on your objective, noisy data might be useful.
I'd like LibreASR to also work in noisy environments, so training on data that is noisy should already help a bit with that.
But yeah - stammering and delays are present not only in Common Voice but also Tatoeba and YouTube.
I was hoping to use it as a good training base, but the issues I encountered made me wary that the data quality would adversely affect any outcomes.