Datasets:
DGC meeting ASR (Khmer, pseudo-labelled)
Internal DGC use only. Built from the internal DGC-AI/dgc-meeting-recordings collection.
Contents
| Recordings | 841 meetings |
| Segments | 149,106 |
| Speech | 476.0 h (silence removed) |
| Split | train only (no held-out split) |
| Shards | segmented/train/vm0-*.parquet (398) + vm1-*.parquet (393), ~52 GB |
Columns (same layout as the COHP segmented sets):
audio{bytes, path}: 16 kHz mono WAVtranscription: Khmer textduration: secondsconfidence: mean token log-prob from the decoder (higher = more confident)recording_idstart_sec,end_sec: position in the original recording
How it was made (2026-10-15/16)
- Decode: each recording decoded with PyAV, then Silero VAD (faster-whisper's VAD, 500 ms min silence, 200 ms padding).
- Segmentation: speech merged into segments of 25 s or less, splitting where the gap is over 1 s. Segments under 1 s dropped.
- Transcription: Whisper large-v3-turbo Khmer R8 (
DGC-AI/whisper-large-v3-turbo-khmer-r8), CTranslate2 int8 on CPU, greedy, no previous-text conditioning. - Where it ran: two DGC data-centre VMs, each taking every second recording sorted by size (
meet_full.py K k).
Caveats
- The labels are machine pseudo-labels, not human transcripts. R8 scores 10.6 % CER on DGC-new, and meeting audio (far-field, overlapping speakers, code-switching) will be worse.
- Recommended use: filter by
confidenceand/or agreement with a second model (e.g. Qwen3-ASR Q7T) before training. - Never use as an evaluation set.
- Overlapping speech is transcribed as one stream. There are no speaker labels.
- Number style follows R8 (digits).
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