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Dear Author,
Thanks for sharing your package. In your example to generate the data set, "fire" has 2 parts of data, positive and negative. What is the positive data? Was it pre-recorded? Also, if i have a new word to detect, for example, hakunamatata, how to obtain the datasets?
positive refers to audios with target keyword (fire).
negative are the audios without target keyword (fire).
training on negative set helps decreasing false positive rate.
Unfortunately, there isn't a good way of generating a dataset for custom wakeword.
If it is made up of common word such as hey, hi, cat. Data generation using Mozilla Dataset should work.
However, generating a dataset for non-standard word such as hakunamatata is not yet supported.
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ljj7975 commentedon Nov 5, 2022
positive refers to audios with target keyword (fire).
negative are the audios without target keyword (fire).
training on negative set helps decreasing false positive rate.
Unfortunately, there isn't a good way of generating a dataset for custom wakeword.
If it is made up of common word such as hey, hi, cat. Data generation using Mozilla Dataset should work.
However, generating a dataset for non-standard word such as hakunamatata is not yet supported.
wwyl2000 commentedon Nov 5, 2022
Hi ljj7975,
Many thanks for your informaion.
Best,
wwy
Ruiqin-Huang commentedon Jan 27, 2025
Howl is a frame-level wake word detection system. When training for a single English wake word like "fire", should the training/development/test sets:
Option A: Contain only audio samples with the exact wake word?
Example:
OR
Option B: Contain sentences that include the wake word?
Example: