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[ambigus9]

I would Like to know if I run the test.lua with a transcription.txt file with a simple word for all audios will affect the model?

For example, I modify a trans.txt file and the content is this:

1272-128104-0000 HI 1272-128104-0001 HI 1272-128104-0002 HI

When I run the test.lua I'm getting a WER for each sentence, for me doesn't matter WER scoring, which is really important to me are the transriptions of each audio. So, It's just a question about the workflow of this Framework.

[vineelpratap]

Hi it shouldn’t matter. Also, I’m testing the PR https://github.com/facebookresearch/wav2letter/pull/73 to see if it produces the same results as expected on a sample dataset. Once it is committed, there shouldn’t be any need to do all the hacks I have mentioned. You just specify audio file and it should return the transcript.

Expect this to be done in a day or two.

[ambigus9]

@vineelpratap Thanks. I achived to run decode and this is part of the result:

002167 |P| following the tingle of relief came a sharp sickening pinch of jealousy and mortification these inspired her
002167 |T| following the tingle of relief came a sharp sickening pinch of jealousy and mortification these inspired her {progress=099% iWER=000.00% sliceWER=006.77%}
002168 |P| i don't wonder you were afraid to tell me she began you don't love me you've never loved me i was an idiot to believe you did
002168 |T| i don't wonder you were afraid to tell me she began you don't love me you've never loved me i was an idiot to believe you did {progress=100% iWER=000.00% sliceWER=006.74%}
[Memory usage: 97.58 Mb]
[Decoded 2703 sequences in 1503.26 s (actual: 12330.21 s)]
[WER on dev-clean = 5.89%, LER = 2.44%]

I would like to know Where are the decoding results stored?

[xuqiantong]

@ambigus9 currently, the decoding results only print out on stdout. You may save the log by yourself.

[ambigus9]

@xuqiantong Could you please give me some clue to save the log? May be with tee command?

[xuqiantong]

Yeah, tee seems like a simple to save log. (e.g. <run_decoder_script> | tee <log_file_path>)