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  • C-004448: TC-STAR 2007 Evaluation Package - ASR Spanish - CORTES
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    TC-STAR is a European integrated project focusing on Speech-to-Speech Translation (SST). To encourage significant breakthrough in all SST technologies, annual open competitive evaluations are organized. Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), Spoken Language Translation (SLT) and Text-To-Speech (TTS) are evaluated independently and within an end-to-end system.

    The third TC-STAR evaluation campaign took place in March 2007.
    Three core technologies were evaluated during the campaign:
    • Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR),
    • Spoken Language Translation (SLT),
    • Text to Speech (TTS).

    Each evaluation package includes resources, protocols, scoring tools, results of the official campaign, etc., that were used or produced during the second evaluation campaign. The aim of these evaluation packages is to enable external players to evaluate their own system and compare their results with those obtained during the campaign itself.

    The speech databases made within the TC-STAR project were validated by SPEX, in the Netherlands, to assess their compliance with the TC-STAR format and content specifications.

    This package includes the material used for the TC-STAR 2007 Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) third evaluation campaign for Spanish. The same packages are available for both English (ELRA-E0025) and Mandarin (ELRA-E0027), and for the EPPS task for Spanish (ELRA-E0026/02), for ASR and for SLT in 3 directions, English-to-Spanish (ELRA-E0028), Spanish-to-English (ELRA-E0029-01 and E0029-02), Chinese-to-English (ELRA-E0030).

    To be able to chain the components, ASR, SLT and TTS evaluation tasks were designed to use common sets of raw data and conditions. Three evaluation tasks, common to ASR, SLT and TTS, were selected: EPPS (European Parliament Plenary Sessions) task, CORTES (Spanish Parliament Sessions) task and VOA (Voice of America) task. The CORTES data were used in addition to the EPPS data to evaluate ASR in Spanish and SLT from Spanish into English.

    This package was used within the CORTES task and consists of one test data set, composed of audio recordings of CORTES’ sessions of June 2006. The test data set is made of 3 hours (33,920 running words).
  • C-004449: TC-STAR 2007 Evaluation Package - ASR Spanish - EPPS
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    TC-STAR is a European integrated project focusing on Speech-to-Speech Translation (SST). To encourage significant breakthrough in all SST technologies, annual open competitive evaluations are organized. Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), Spoken Language Translation (SLT) and Text-To-Speech (TTS) are evaluated independently and within an end-to-end system.

    The third TC-STAR evaluation campaign took place in March 2007.
    Three core technologies were evaluated during the campaign:
    • Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR),
    • Spoken Language Translation (SLT),
    • Text to Speech (TTS).

    Each evaluation package includes resources, protocols, scoring tools, results of the official campaign, etc., that were used or produced during the second evaluation campaign. The aim of these evaluation packages is to enable external players to evaluate their own system and compare their results with those obtained during the campaign itself.

    The speech databases made within the TC-STAR project were validated by SPEX, in the Netherlands, to assess their compliance with the TC-STAR format and content specifications.

    This package includes the material used for the TC-STAR 2007 Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) third evaluation campaign for Spanish. The same packages are available for both English (ELRA-E0025) and Mandarin (ELRA-E0027), and for the CORTES task for Spanish (ELRA-E0026/01), for ASR and for SLT in 3 directions, English-to-Spanish (ELRA-E0028), Spanish-to-English (ELRA-E0029-01 and E0029-02), Chinese-to-English (ELRA-E0030).

    To be able to chain the components, ASR, SLT and TTS evaluation tasks were designed to use common sets of raw data and conditions. Three evaluation tasks, common to ASR, SLT and TTS, were selected: EPPS (European Parliament Plenary Sessions) task, CORTES (Spanish Parliament Sessions) task and VOA (Voice of America) task. The CORTES data were used in addition to the EPPS data to evaluate ASR in Spanish and SLT from Spanish into English.

    This package was used within the EPPS task and consists of one test data set, composed of audio recordings of Parliament’s sessions from June to September 2006. The test data set is made of 3 hours (28,823 running words).
  • C-004450: TC-STAR 2007 Evaluation Package - ASR Mandarin Chinese
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    TC-STAR is a European integrated project focusing on Speech-to-Speech Translation (SST). To encourage significant breakthrough in all SST technologies, annual open competitive evaluations are organized. Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), Spoken Language Translation (SLT) and Text-To-Speech (TTS) are evaluated independently and within an end-to-end system.

    The third TC-STAR evaluation campaign took place in March 2007.
    Three core technologies were evaluated during the campaign:
    • Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR),
    • Spoken Language Translation (SLT),
    • Text to Speech (TTS).

    Each evaluation package includes resources, protocols, scoring tools, results of the official campaign, etc., that were used or produced during the second evaluation campaign. The aim of these evaluation packages is to enable external players to evaluate their own system and compare their results with those obtained during the campaign itself.

    The speech databases made within the TC-STAR project were validated by SPEX, in the Netherlands, to assess their compliance with the TC-STAR format and content specifications.

    This package includes the material used for the TC-STAR 2007 Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) third evaluation campaign for Chinese. The same packages are available for both English (ELRA-E0025) and Spanish (ELRA-E0026-01 and E0026-02) for ASR and for SLT in 3 directions, English-to-Spanish (ELRA-E0028), Spanish-to-English (ELRA-E0029), and Chinese-to-English (ELRA-E0030).

    To be able to chain the components, ASR, SLT and TTS evaluation tasks were designed to use common sets of raw data and conditions. Three evaluation tasks, common to ASR, SLT and TTS, were selected: EPPS (European Parliament Plenary Sessions) task, CORTES (Spanish Parliament Sessions) task and VOA (Voice of America) task. The CORTES data were used in addition to the EPPS data to evaluate ASR in Spanish and SLT from Spanish into English.

    This package was used within the VOA task and consists of one test data set, composed of 3 hours of audio recordings from news broadcast of 26 and 27 December 1998 and corresponds to 19,898 Chinese words.
  • C-004451: TC-STAR 2007 Evaluation Package - SLT English-to-Spanish
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    TC-STAR is a European integrated project focusing on Speech-to-Speech Translation (SST). To encourage significant breakthrough in all SST technologies, annual open competitive evaluations are organized. Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), Spoken Language Translation (SLT) and Text-To-Speech (TTS) are evaluated independently and within an end-to-end system.

    The third TC-STAR evaluation campaign took place in March 2007.
    Three core technologies were evaluated during the campaign:
    • Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR),
    • Spoken Language Translation (SLT),
    • Text to Speech (TTS).

    Each evaluation package includes resources, protocols, scoring tools, results of the official campaign, etc., that were used or produced during the second evaluation campaign. The aim of these evaluation packages is to enable external players to evaluate their own system and compare their results with those obtained during the campaign itself.

    The speech databases made within the TC-STAR project were validated by SPEX, in the Netherlands, to assess their compliance with the TC-STAR format and content specifications.

    This package includes the material used for the TC-STAR 2007 Spoken Language Translation (SLT) third evaluation campaign for English-to-Spanish translation. The same packages are available for English (ELRA-E0025), Spanish (ELRA-E0026-01 and E0026-02) and Mandarin Chinese (ELRA-E0027) for ASR and for SLT in 2 other directions, Spanish-to-English (ELRA-E0029-01 and ELRA-E0029-02) and Chinese-to-English (ELRA-E0030).

    To be able to chain the components, ASR, SLT and TTS evaluation tasks were designed to use common sets of raw data and conditions. Three evaluation tasks, common to ASR, SLT and TTS, were selected: EPPS (European Parliament Plenary Sessions) task, CORTES (Spanish Parliament Sessions) task and VOA (Voice of America) task. The CORTES data were used in addition to the EPPS data to evaluate ASR in Spanish and SLT from Spanish into English.

    This package was used within the EPPS task and consists of one test data set, composed of two subsets of about 25,000 words each (one subset from the manual transcriptions and one subset from the Final Text Edition documents), that were selected from Parliament’s sessions from June to September 2006. The source data were then translated into Spanish by two independent agencies.
  • C-004452: TC-STAR 2007 Evaluation Package - SLT Spanish-to-English - CORTES
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    TC-STAR is a European integrated project focusing on Speech-to-Speech Translation (SST). To encourage significant breakthrough in all SST technologies, annual open competitive evaluations are organized. Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), Spoken Language Translation (SLT) and Text-To-Speech (TTS) are evaluated independently and within an end-to-end system.

    The third TC-STAR evaluation campaign took place in March 2007.
    Three core technologies were evaluated during the campaign:
    • Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR),
    • Spoken Language Translation (SLT),
    • Text to Speech (TTS).

    Each evaluation package includes resources, protocols, scoring tools, results of the official campaign, etc., that were used or produced during the second evaluation campaign. The aim of these evaluation packages is to enable external players to evaluate their own system and compare their results with those obtained during the campaign itself.

    The speech databases made within the TC-STAR project were validated by SPEX, in the Netherlands, to assess their compliance with the TC-STAR format and content specifications.

    This package includes the material used for the TC-STAR 2007 Spoken Language Translation (SLT) third evaluation campaign for Spanish-to-English translation. The same packages are available for English (ELRA-E0025), Spanish (ELRA-E0026-01 et E0026-02) and Mandarin Chinese (ELRA-E0027) for ASR and for SLT in 2 other directions, English-to-Spanish (ELRA-E0028) and Chinese-to-English (ELRA-E0030), as well as for the EPPS task of Spanish-to-English (ELRA-E0029-02).

    To be able to chain the components, ASR, SLT and TTS evaluation tasks were designed to use common sets of raw data and conditions. Three evaluation tasks, common to ASR, SLT and TTS, were selected: EPPS (European Parliament Plenary Sessions) task, CORTES (Spanish Parliament Sessions) task and VOA (Voice of America) task. The CORTES data were used in addition to the EPPS data to evaluate ASR in Spanish and SLT from Spanish into English.

    This package was used within the CORTES task and consists of one test data set, composed of two subsets of about 30,000 words each (one subset from the manual transcriptions and one subset from the Final Text Edition documents), that were selected from the June 2006 CORTES sessions. The source data were then translated into English by two independent agencies.
  • C-004453: TC-STAR 2007 Evaluation Package - SLT Spanish-to-English - EPPS
    Desktop/Microphone
    TC-STAR is a European integrated project focusing on Speech-to-Speech Translation (SST). To encourage significant breakthrough in all SST technologies, annual open competitive evaluations are organized. Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), Spoken Language Translation (SLT) and Text-To-Speech (TTS) are evaluated independently and within an end-to-end system.

    The third TC-STAR evaluation campaign took place in March 2007.
    Three core technologies were evaluated during the campaign:
    • Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR),
    • Spoken Language Translation (SLT),
    • Text to Speech (TTS).

    Each evaluation package includes resources, protocols, scoring tools, results of the official campaign, etc., that were used or produced during the second evaluation campaign. The aim of these evaluation packages is to enable external players to evaluate their own system and compare their results with those obtained during the campaign itself.

    The speech databases made within the TC-STAR project were validated by SPEX, in the Netherlands, to assess their compliance with the TC-STAR format and content specifications.

    This package includes the material used for the TC-STAR 2007 Spoken Language Translation (SLT) third evaluation campaign for Spanish-to-English translation. The same packages are available for English (ELRA-E0025), Spanish (ELRA-E0026-01 and E0026-02) and Mandarin Chinese (ELRA-E0027) for ASR and for SLT in 2 other directions, English-to-Spanish (ELRA-E0028) and Chinese-to-English (ELRA-E0030), as well as for the CORTES task of Spanish-to-English (ELRA-E0029-01).

    To be able to chain the components, ASR, SLT and TTS evaluation tasks were designed to use common sets of raw data and conditions. Three evaluation tasks, common to ASR, SLT and TTS, were selected: EPPS (European Parliament Plenary Sessions) task, CORTES (Spanish Parliament Sessions) task and VOA (Voice of America) task. The CORTES data were used in addition to the EPPS data to evaluate ASR in Spanish and SLT from Spanish into English.

    This package was used within the EPPS task and consists of one test data set, composed of two subsets of about 25,000 words each (one subset from the manual transcriptions and one subset from the Final Text Edition documents), that were selected from Parliament’s sessions from June to September 2006. The source data were then translated into English by two independent agencies.
  • C-004454: TC-STAR 2007 Evaluation Package - SLT Chinese-to-English
    Desktop/Microphone
    TC-STAR is a European integrated project focusing on Speech-to-Speech Translation (SST). To encourage significant breakthrough in all SST technologies, annual open competitive evaluations are organized. Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), Spoken Language Translation (SLT) and Text-To-Speech (TTS) are evaluated independently and within an end-to-end system.

    The third TC-STAR evaluation campaign took place in March 2007.
    Three core technologies were evaluated during the campaign:
    • Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR),
    • Spoken Language Translation (SLT),
    • Text to Speech (TTS).

    Each evaluation package includes resources, protocols, scoring tools, results of the official campaign, etc., that were used or produced during the second evaluation campaign. The aim of these evaluation packages is to enable external players to evaluate their own system and compare their results with those obtained during the campaign itself.

    The speech databases made within the TC-STAR project were validated by SPEX, in the Netherlands, to assess their compliance with the TC-STAR format and content specifications.

    This package includes the material used for the TC-STAR 2007 Spoken Language Translation (SLT) third evaluation campaign for Chinese-to-English translation. The same packages are available for English (ELRA-E0025), Spanish (ELRA-E0026-01 and E0026-02) and Mandarin Chinese (ELRA-E0027) for ASR and for SLT in 2 other directions, English-to-Spanish (ELRA-E0028) and Spanish-to-English (ELRA-E0029-01 and E0029-02).

    To be able to chain the components, ASR, SLT and TTS evaluation tasks were designed to use common sets of raw data and conditions. Three evaluation tasks, common to ASR, SLT and TTS, were selected: EPPS (European Parliament Plenary Sessions) task, CORTES (Spanish Parliament Sessions) task and VOA (Voice of America) task. The CORTES data were used in addition to the EPPS data to evaluate ASR in Spanish and SLT from Spanish into English.

    This package was used within the VOA task and consists of one test data set, composed of two subsets of about 20,000 words each (one subset from the manual and one subset from automatic transcriptions), from 26 and 27 December 1998. The source data were then translated into English by two independent agencies.
  • C-004455: TC-STAR 2006 Evaluation Package – End-to-End
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    TC-STAR is a European integrated project focusing on Speech-to-Speech Translation (SST). To encourage significant breakthrough in all SST technologies, annual open competitive evaluations are organized. Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), Spoken Language Translation (SLT) Text-To-Speech (TTS) are evaluated independently and within an end-to-end system (E2E).

    The second TC-STAR evaluation campaign took place in March 2006.
    Three core technologies were evaluated during the campaign:
    • Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR),
    • Spoken Language Translation (SLT),
    • Text to Speech (TTS).

    For the 2006 campaign, an end-to-end evaluation was also carried out.

    Each evaluation package includes resources, protocols, scoring tools, results of the official campaign, etc., that were used or produced during the second evaluation campaign. The aim of these evaluation packages is to enable external players to evaluate their own system and compare their results with those obtained during the campaign itself.

    The speech databases made within the TC-STAR project were validated by SPEX, in the Netherlands, to assess their compliance with the TC-STAR format and content specifications.

    This package includes the material used for the TC-STAR 2006 E2E evaluation campaign for English-to-Spanish translation.

    To be able to chain the components, ASR, SLT and TTS evaluation tasks were designed to use common sets of raw data and conditions. Three evaluation tasks, common to ASR, SLT and TTS, were selected: EPPS (European Parliament Plenary Sessions) task, CORTES (Spanish Parliament Sessions) task and VOA (Voice of America) task. The CORTES data were used in addition to the EPPS data to evaluate ASR in Spanish and SLT from Spanish into English.

    For the E2E task, ASR, SLT and TTS output was used to evaluate TC-STAR system. This package consists of 20 input audio files (2-3 minutes each), with corresponding transcription from the ASR system, corresponding translation from the SLT system, as well as corresponding synthesis from the TTS system. The output audio files, consisting of interpreters’ recordings, are provided. The package also contains the questionnaires used for the comprehension and fluency evaluation of TC-STAR system and interpreters’ files, together with the answers given by judges.
  • C-004456: TC-STAR 2007 Evaluation Package – End-to-End
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    TC-STAR is a European integrated project focusing on Speech-to-Speech Translation (SST). To encourage significant breakthrough in all SST technologies, annual open competitive evaluations are organized. Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), Spoken Language Translation (SLT) Text-To-Speech (TTS) are evaluated independently and within an end-to-end system (E2E).

    The third TC-STAR evaluation campaign took place in March 2007.
    Three core technologies were evaluated during the campaign:
    • Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR),
    • Spoken Language Translation (SLT),
    • Text to Speech (TTS).

    For the 2007 campaign, an end-to-end evaluation was also carried out.

    Each evaluation package includes resources, protocols, scoring tools, results of the official campaign, etc., that were used or produced during the second evaluation campaign. The aim of these evaluation packages is to enable external players to evaluate their own system and compare their results with those obtained during the campaign itself.

    The speech databases made within the TC-STAR project were validated by SPEX, in the Netherlands, to assess their compliance with the TC-STAR format and content specifications.

    This package includes the material used for the TC-STAR 2007 E2E evaluation campaign for English-to-Spanish translation.

    To be able to chain the components, ASR, SLT and TTS evaluation tasks were designed to use common sets of raw data and conditions. Three evaluation tasks, common to ASR, SLT and TTS, were selected: EPPS (European Parliament Plenary Sessions) task, CORTES (Spanish Parliament Sessions) task and VOA (Voice of America) task. The CORTES data were used in addition to the EPPS data to evaluate ASR in Spanish and SLT from Spanish into English.

    For the E2E task, ASR, SLT and TTS output was used to evaluate TC-STAR system. This package consists of 20 input audio files (2-3 minutes each), with corresponding transcription from the ASR system, corresponding translation from the SLT system, as well as corresponding synthesis from the TTS system. The output audio files, consisting of interpreters’ recordings, are provided. The package also contains the questionnaires used for the comprehension and fluency evaluation of TC-STAR system and interpreters’ files, together with the answers given by judges.
  • C-004459: TC-STAR English Training Corpora for ASR: Transcriptions of EPPS Speech
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    TC-STAR is a European integrated project focusing on all core technologies for Speech-to-Speech Translation (SST): Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), Spoken Language Translation (SLT), and Text to Speech Synthesis (TTS).

    This corpus consists of transcriptions from 92 hours of EPPS (European Parliament Plenary Sessions) speeches held or interpreted in European English (a mixture of native and non-native English). The recordings (not included in the present package) were obtained from Europe by Satellite (http://europa.eu.it/comm/ebs) from May 2004 until May 2006. The corpus consists of 63 transcriptions files. The transcription files are stored in Transcriber XML file format.

    The speech databases made within the TC-STAR project were validated by SPEX, in the Netherlands, to assess their compliance with the TC-STAR format and content specifications.

    For corresponding recordings, see ELRA-S0251.