Datasets:
DRTV ASR
Danish speech with aligned caption text from DRTV programmes, prepared for automatic speech-recognition training.
Access requests are reviewed manually.
Data
The training split contains approximately 5.15 million caption-aligned cues and 6,311 hours of audio after retaining segments between 1 and 8 seconds.
Audio is stored cue-by-cue as mono OGG/Opus inside Parquet shards. Source audio is
sampled at 16 kHz, and the Hugging Face Audio feature exposes it at 16 kHz. Opus uses
its standard internal 48 kHz representation when decoded before resampling. Text is
stored as provided by the aligned WebVTT captions without additional normalization.
Fields:
id: Stable cue identifier.audio: Embedded OGG/Opus cue audio.text: Caption transcription.caption_quality_score: Nullable float64 pilot ranking of caption–audio agreement. Higher scores indicate lower estimated wrong-caption risk, but are not calibrated probabilities. A null means no score was produced.language: Automatically inferred spoken-language identifier from the cue or its programme (mostly ISO 639-1);undmarks detected near-silence during per-cue classification.duration: Cue duration in seconds.source_id: Source programme identifier.start: Cue start time in the source programme.end: Cue end time in the source programme.
Configurations
The default configuration contains all 5,146,247 cues and retains the original
caption, audio and metadata values. A quality score was produced for 3,218,383 cues;
the other 1,927,864 have a null score and remain in default.
The danish-clean configuration contains 2,081,171 quality-filtered cues. It has the
same fields and train split as default. Inclusion requires an automatically inferred
language of da, a source_id not ending in .da_foreign, and a non-null
caption_quality_score of at least 0.8616247194333528. This is a best-effort
subset, not a manually verified Danish corpus.
Caption quality scoring
Danish-labelled cues outside .da_foreign tracks were assessed with Whisper tiny
forced to Danish. Caption text was compared with its Whisper hypothesis using
normalised character and word error rates, multilingual E5-small text embeddings,
and programme-context similarity. A frozen five-feature pilot ranker combines these
signals. The score is 1 - uncalibrated wrong-caption risk: it is useful for ranking,
not a calibrated probability or a guarantee that a caption is correct. Whisper's own
transcription errors can affect the score.
The danish-clean cutoff corresponds to estimated wrong-caption risk at most
0.1383752805666472. It prioritises rejecting unrelated or wrong captions while
retaining related but imperfect captions. The cutoff was selected retrospectively
after inspecting labelled test examples and has not been independently validated;
corpus-wide precision or recall is unknown. The review labels and pilot model
coefficients are not distributed with the dataset.
Quality scoring used source revision 9354bd9ded6605432e14e4f50bcb141213f48af8.
The scorer implementation is recorded in syv-ai/hviske commit
079b784eb2216e90b7a6e2c4f8fd73b4d4e6f35b; initial single-server shards used
e51728f862e8bf352476313596f01c8eecd801b2 with the same frozen features.
Streaming
from datasets import load_dataset
stream = load_dataset("syvai/drtv-asr", split="train", streaming=True)
example = next(iter(stream))
danish_clean_stream = load_dataset(
"syvai/drtv-asr", "danish-clean", split="train", streaming=True
)
danish_clean_example = next(iter(danish_clean_stream))
Language identification
The language field was inferred from embedded audio using
Whisper-small at model revision
973afd24965f72e36ca33b3055d56a652f456b4d. Up to 32 long cues sampled
across each programme timeline were classified. If at least 90% agreed (stricter
for some subtitle tracks), with no adjacent minority-language signal, the
consensus language was assigned to all cues in that programme. Mixed and
uncertain programmes were classified cue-by-cue. Audio and all other columns
were preserved byte-for-byte at the value level. Language switches within
otherwise uniform programmes, short cues and non-speech audio can still be
mislabelled. Regional English accents may occasionally be mistaken for Welsh.
These are automatic predictions, not manually verified annotations. The later
quality-scoring pass added only caption_quality_score; pre-existing values remain
unchanged.
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