Arabic scripted monologues for speech recognition
Arabic recordings based on scripts for controlled speech-recognition training. Choose them for scripted language coverage, or combine them with a separate spontaneous-speech collection.
What this dataset is for
For ASR teams that need scripted recordings with a clear source category for acoustic modeling and recognition experiments.
Commercial license; permitted training use and delivery scope agreed in the license.
What’s included
- A separate Arabic scripted monologue product
- Audio for scripted-speech recognition and acoustic modeling
- Part of the combined 10,000-hour catalog with Call-Center Conversations
Full specifications & collection details
- Count
- Part of the combined 10,000-hour speech catalog; ask for this product’s allocation.
- Language / dialect
- Arabic; ask us for the register and dialect breakdown.
- Speakers
- Count and composition available on request
- Collection year
- Available on request
- Training task
- Scripted-speech recognition and acoustic modeling
- Source
- Scripted monologue recordings; recording and prompt-source details available on request.
- License
- Commercial license; permitted training use and delivery scope agreed in the license.
What to check in your sample
- Hours, speaker count, and collection dates
- Dialects, scripts, devices, and recording conditions
- Transcript alignment and the uses permitted by the license
We’ll send the available sample and documentation so your team can check the fit before licensing.
Common questions
How does this differ from spontaneous speech?
Speakers follow scripts in this collection. Spontaneous collections contain unscripted speech. Keeping them separate helps you choose the speaking style and coverage that match your recognition task.
Does the 10,000-hour figure apply to this product alone?
No. It is the combined total for Scripted Monologues and Call-Center Conversations. Request this product’s hour allocation and speaker breakdown before choosing a release.