Run ASR and speaker diarization based on whisper and pyannote.audio.
Same as whisper except a new param diarization:
python -m pyannote_whisper.cli.transcribe data/afjiv.wav --model tiny --diarization TrueTranscription can also be performed within Python:
import whisper
from pyannote.audio import Pipeline
from pyannote_whisper.utils import diarize_text
pipeline = Pipeline.from_pretrained("pyannote/speaker-diarization",
use_auth_token="your/token")
model = whisper.load_model("tiny.en")
asr_result = model.transcribe("data/afjiv.wav")
diarization_result = pipeline("data/afjiv.wav")
final_result = diarize_text(asr_result, diarization_result)
for seg, spk, sent in final_result:
line = f'{seg.start:.2f} {seg.end:.2f} {spk} {sent}'
print(line)0.00 10.34 SPEAKER_00 I think if you're a leader and you don't understand the terms that you're using, that's probably the first start.
10.34 16.24 SPEAKER_00 It's really important that as a leader in the organisation you understand what digitisation means.
16.24 18.52 SPEAKER_00 You take the time to read widely in the sector.
18.52 26.16 SPEAKER_00 There are a lot of really good books, Kevin Kelly, who started Wired magazine has written a great book on various technologies.
26.16 34.80 SPEAKER_00 I think understanding the technologies, understanding what's out there so that you can separate the hype from the hope is really an important first step.
34.80 41.04 SPEAKER_00 And then making sure you understand the relevance of that for your function and how that fits into your business is the second step.
41.04 44.92 SPEAKER_01 I think two simple suggestions.
44.92 49.68 SPEAKER_01 One is I love the phrase brilliant at the basics.
49.68 52.00 SPEAKER_01 How can you become brilliant at the basics?
52.00 62.48 SPEAKER_01 But beyond that, the fundamental thing I've seen which hasn't changed is so few organisations as a first step have truly taken control of their spend data.
62.48 68.44 SPEAKER_01 As a key first step on a digital transformation, taking ownership of data.
68.44 71.76 SPEAKER_01 That's not a decision to use one vendor over someone else.
71.76 76.40 SPEAKER_01 That says we are going to be completely data driven, we're going to try and be as real time as possible.
76.40 81.04 SPEAKER_01 And we're going to be able to explain that data to anyone the way they want to see it.
81.04 91.04 SPEAKER_03 Understand why you're doing it.
91.04 95.24 SPEAKER_03 Talk to them, collaborate with them, you'll get a much better outcome.
95.24 104.32 SPEAKER_04 Think about what outcome you want at the end instead of thinking about the different processes and their software names.
104.32 108.32 SPEAKER_04 So, e-sourcing being one of 20.
108.32 109.52 SPEAKER_04 Think big and be brave.
109.52 118.56 SPEAKER_04 I think and talk to technology vendors because rather than just sending them forms, we won't bite you.
118.56 130.96 SPEAKER_02 I think we should fundamentally, all of us, rethink how procurement should be done and then start to define the functionality that we need and how we can make this work.
130.96 135.68 SPEAKER_02 What we do today is absolutely wrong.
135.68 172.00 SPEAKER_02 We don't like it, but we don't like it, our colleagues don't like it, nobody wants it and we're spending a huge amount of money for no reason.please find more details in this notebook.
import whisper
from pyannote.audio import Pipeline
from pyannote.audio import Audio
from pyannote_whisper.utils import diarize_text
pipeline = Pipeline.from_pretrained("pyannote/speaker-diarization",
use_auth_token="your/token")
model = whisper.load_model("tiny.en")
diarization_result = pipeline("data/afjiv.wav")
from pyannote.audio import Audio
audio = Audio(sample_rate=16000, mono=True)
audio_file = "data/afjiv.wav"
for segment, _, speaker in diarization_result.itertracks(yield_label=True):
waveform, sample_rate = audio.crop(audio_file, segment)
text = model.transcribe(waveform.squeeze().numpy())["text"]
print(f"{segment.start:.2f}s {segment.end:.2f}s {speaker}: {text}")
summarize the following words: SPEAKER_00 I think if you're a leader and you don't understand the terms that you're using, that's probably the first start.
SPEAKER_00 It's really important that as a leader in the organisation you understand what digitisation means.
SPEAKER_00 You take the time to read widely in the sector.
SPEAKER_00 There are a lot of really good books, Kevin Kelly, who started Wired magazine has written a great book on various technologies.
...Leaders need to understand the terms and technologies of digitization in order to separate hype from hope and apply it effectively to their business. Becoming data-driven and collaborating with technology vendors can help organizations achieve their desired outcomes. Procurement processes need to be fundamentally rethought to improve functionality and eliminate unnecessary spending.summarize the opinions of different speakerSpeaker 00 emphasizes the importance of leaders understanding digitization terms and technologies to apply them effectively to their business.
Speaker 01 suggests that taking control of spend data is a crucial first step in digital transformation.
Speaker 02 believes that procurement processes need to be rethought to improve functionality and eliminate unnecessary spending.
Speaker 03 advises understanding the purpose of digitization and collaborating with colleagues for a better outcome.
Speaker 04 suggests thinking big and being brave, as well as talking to technology vendors to achieve desired outcomes.