Spoken Digit Speech Recognition
This is a complete example of training an spoken digit speech recognition model on the "MNIST dataset of speech recognition".
Download the free spoken digit dataset¶
git clone https://github.com/Jakobovski/free-spoken-digit-dataset.git
mkdir speech_recog_digit_data
cp -r free-spoken-digit-dataset/recordings speech_recog_digit_data
cd speech_recog_digit_data
Create an CSV dataset¶
echo "audio_path","label" >> "spoken_digit.csv"
cd "recordings"
ls | while read -r file_name; do
audio_path=$(readlink -m "${file_name}")
label=$(echo ${file_name} | cut -c1)
echo "${audio_path},${label}" >> "../spoken_digit.csv"
done
cd "../"
Now you should have spoken_digit.csv
containing 2000 examples having the following format
audio_path | label |
---|---|
.../speech_recog_digit_data/recordings/0_jackson_0.wav | 0 |
.../speech_recog_digit_data/recordings/0_jackson_10.wav | 0 |
.../speech_recog_digit_data/recordings/0_jackson_11.wav | 0 |
... | ... |
.../speech_recog_digit_data/recordings/1_jackson_0.wav | 1 |
Train a model¶
From the directory where you have virtual environment with ludwig installed:
ludwig experiment \
--dataset <PATH_TO_SPOKEN_DIGIT_CSV> \
--config_file config_file.yaml
With config.yaml
:
input_features:
-
name: audio_path
type: audio
encoder: stacked_cnn
preprocessing:
audio_feature:
type: fbank
window_length_in_s: 0.025
window_shift_in_s: 0.01
num_filter_bands: 80
audio_file_length_limit_in_s: 1.0
norm: per_file
reduce_output: concat
conv_layers:
-
num_filters: 16
filter_size: 6
pool_size: 4
pool_stride: 4
dropout: 0.4
-
num_filters: 32
filter_size: 3
pool_size: 2
pool_stride: 2
dropout: 0.4
fc_layers:
-
fc_size: 64
dropout: 0.4
output_features:
-
name: label
type: category
training:
early_stop: 10