Annotation Contributions
This page allows you to upload annotation contributions associated with a collection in Alveo. You can upload any type of data file which you wish to link to existing data, for example transcription text files or textgrids. To be associated with a data file, an annotation file must have the same filename up to the extension (e.g. “4_68_4_10.wav” and “4_68_4_10.TextGrid”).
| Contribution | Associated Collection | Owner | Abstract |
|---|---|---|---|
| AusTalk Dolby transcriptions | austalk | Dominique Estival(d.estival@westernsydney.edu.au) | This is a set of transcriptions for AusTalk conversations, contributed by Dolby Australia Pty Ltd. |
| Austalk Manual Transcriptions | austalk | Steve Cassidy(steve.cassidy@mq.edu.au) | Transcriptions of the re-told story and interview tasks for 92 speakers from the Austalk collection. These recordings were manually transcribed be a commercial provider. Transcriptions are roughly time-aligned with timestamps every so often in the text. Transcripts are provided as word files and plain text. |
| Austalk MapTasks Transcribed | austalk | Dominique Estival(d.estival@westernsydney.edu.au) | This dataset includes transcriptions and dialogue annotations for some AusTalk Map Tasks. The transcriptions were created with Transcriber during the AusTalk Annotation Task (Felicity Cox, Macquarie University). The textgrids with full annotations were created with Praat in the project funded by the Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Language (COEDL), Princ. Investigator Dominique Estival (Western Sydney University). |
| Austalk Words MQ | austalk | Steve Cassidy(steve.cassidy@mq.edu.au) | Hand corrected TextGrid annotations for isolated words from Austalk. These annotations were original generated using the MAUS forced alignment system and then hand-corrected. |
| MQ Maptask Transcripts | austalk | Steve Cassidy(steve.cassidy@mq.edu.au) | Manually segmented transcriptions for some of the Austalk Maptask recordings. |
| transcriber-sample | austalk | David Irving(david.irving@mq.edu.au) | For ATS testing purposes only |
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