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One interesting point: "1,000 hours is also a good start, but given the generalization gap (discussed below) you need around 10,000 hours of data in different d
by eindiran 7y ago
One interesting point: "1,000 hours is also a good start, but given the generalization gap (discussed below) you need around 10,000 hours of data in different domains."
Many of the companies working in this space who aren't Google/Amazon target less general domains, using domain-specific languages models to skirt around the lack of annotated acoustic data. But the lack of annotated acoustic data is a real problem, so any effort to provide data to everyone (particularly for a non-English language) is extremely admirable. I applaud the OpenSTT team for their work.
- brian_herman 7y agoYeah we have an automated payment system at work with amazon. I helped prototype it and an intern which we hired finished it. People use it all the time and the intern has less errors then my code.