This data set contains recordings of the wake word "OK Google" in US English (en_US) of 103 participants of age 19-68.
The participants recorded their voices remotely using our in-house mobile data collection app. Each participant has recorded 10 utterances of "OK Google".
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Audio metadata:
Audio format: Wave
Encoding: pcm_s16le
Sampling rate: 16 kHz
Bit depth: 16 bits
Bit rate: 256 kb/s (constant)
Channels: 1
For each recording, the following speaker metadata is provided:
Region
Gender
Age
Native Language
Record Location
Childhood Location
Key Demographic Information
Age: 19-68 years, on average 33.2 years old, at the median 30 years old
Gender: 51.5 % Female, 48.5 % Male
Dialects covered: US Midwest (25), US Northeast (27), US South (26), US West (25)
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Globalme is a language technologies company with headquarters in Vancouver, BC Canada. Our mission is simple: we ensure your products and services are Ready for People by helping train and test the latest AI technologies.
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