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If you want to help them out you can visit https://voice.mozilla.org/ https://voice.mozilla.org/ and record some sentences.

• melling 9y ago
  They have an iOS app too: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/project-common-voice-by-mozilla/id1240588326?mt=8 https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/project-common-voice-by-mozi... It’s a great idea to crowd source this. Wonder if this project can turn voice recognition into a solved problem. I just set a daily reminder so I can do 10 minutes a day.
  • punchingwater 9y ago
    Thank you so much! I also want to emphasize the importance of listening (validating) as well as recording. Validation is an big part of the puzzle for building machine learning viable data.
    • RubenSandwich 9y ago
      Can I suggest is encourging user's to get recordings from their children as well, as most speech recognition libraries are pretty poor with children's voices. (IMO Alexa Voice Service is by far the best with children voices.)
      • yjftsjthsd-h 9y ago
        Is that okay legally? Maybe parental permission is enough
    • Vinnl 9y ago
      One thing that wasn't entirely clear to me is how strict you have to be when validating? i.e. I encountered one recording that was completely silent - I figured that had to be marked as invalid. However, another one was barely audible, but by intently listening I did recognise it pronounced the right words - is that OK? And should we validate whether they match the proper accents as well? e.g. if I hear a clear Dutch accent, I presume you wouldn't want that labelled "native British speaker"?
• olivier1664 9y ago
  Do they have other languages than english?
  • detaro 9y ago
    It says "more languages coming soon" right on the page.