~94 hours / 72,245 utterances of Turkish TV and talk-program speech (16 kHz
mono WAV) with systematically repaired transcripts. This is a derivative of
ulaspolat/tsc-tr-filtered-94h,
itself a filtered subset of the ISSAI Turkish Speech Corpus
(MIT license). Audio is unchanged; only the text column was modified.
The source transcripts carry two systematic artifacts from İ/apostrophe
mishandling upstream: split dotted-capital İ words (i stanbul, i ngilizce)
and orphaned apostrophe suffixes (kavala nın, adana dan, haber e).
8,402 lines (11.6%) were repaired with 9,676 merges, guarded by corpus token
frequency (a fragment like stanbul never occurs as a free token) and Turkish
vowel harmony (2-way for -dan/-a, 4-way for -nın/-yı; vowel-less
acronyms like lgbt yi pass freely):
| rule | merges | example |
|---|---|---|
| İ-split forward merge | 3,267 | i ngilizce → ingilizce |
| genitive/accusative suffixes (nın/yi/…) | 2,581 | çiftliği nin → çiftliğinin |
| consonant-stem genitives (ın/in/un/ün) | 1,559 | artemis in → artemisin |
| locative/ablative/instrumental (dan/nda/yla/…) | 1,173 | çin den → çinden |
| bare dative a/e | 815 | erdoğan a → erdoğana |
| bare accusative ı/u/ü | 281 | anadolu yu → anadoluyu |
Ambiguous free tokens (de/da/ya/la — real conjunctions) were never
merged. 412 lone vowels with no safe merge (mostly foreign names whose written
vowels break harmony, e.g. trump ı) were left untouched. Transcripts remain
lowercase and unpunctuated as in the source.
audio — WAV, 16 kHz monotext — repaired transcript (lowercase, no punctuation)source — pseudo speaker label from the source dataset's clusteringFull credit for the audio and original transcripts belongs to ISSAI (Nazarbayev University); the filtering (noise removal, speaker clustering) is by ulaspolat. Please cite the original corpus:
@Article{info14020074,
AUTHOR = {Mussakhojayeva, Saida and Dauletbek, Kaisar and Yeshpanov, Rustem and Varol, Huseyin Atakan},
TITLE = {Multilingual Speech Recognition for Turkic Languages},
JOURNAL = {Information},
VOLUME = {14},
YEAR = {2023},
NUMBER = {2},
ARTICLE-NUMBER = {74},
URL = {https://www.mdpi.com/2078-2489/14/2/74},
ISSN = {2078-2489},
DOI = {10.3390/info14020074}
}