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  KasaSpeech is suitable for:
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- * Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR)
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  * Text-To-Speech (TTS)
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  * Multilingual speech modeling
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  * Speech representation learning
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  Me phone no a-crack-i, henfa na mɛtumi a-fix-i screen no?
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  ## Dataset Creation
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  ### Collection Process
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  The dataset includes recordings from speakers spanning multiple age groups and genders. Speaker identities have been anonymized using unique identifiers.
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  ## Dataset Characteristics
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  * **Total recordings:** 54,855
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  * **Recording style:** Prompted, natural code-switched speech
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- ## Intended Uses
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- KasaSpeech is intended to support research in:
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- * African language technologies
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- * Benchmarking multilingual speech models
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- * Fine-tuning and evaluating speech foundation models such as Whisper, wav2vec 2.0, MMS, and SeamlessM4T
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  * The dataset primarily reflects Ghanaian English–Twi code-switching and may not generalize to all Akan dialects or other multilingual contexts.
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  ## Citation
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- ## Licensing
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- Please refer to the dataset repository for the applicable license.
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  For questions, bug reports, or collaboration opportunities, please open a discussion on the Hugging Face dataset page. Contributions, feedback, and research collaborations are welcome.
 
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  ## Dataset Creation
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  ### Collection Process
 
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  The dataset includes recordings from speakers spanning multiple age groups and genders. Speaker identities have been anonymized using unique identifiers.
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  ## Dataset Characteristics
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  * **Total recordings:** 54,855
 
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  ## Limitations
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  * The dataset primarily reflects Ghanaian English–Twi code-switching and may not generalize to all Akan dialects or other multilingual contexts.
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  ## Contact
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  For questions, bug reports, or collaboration opportunities, please open a discussion on the Hugging Face dataset page. Contributions, feedback, and research collaborations are welcome.