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data_files:
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path: rus_train*.parquet
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- myv
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pretty_name: 'Volga Fairytales TTS '
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task_categories:
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- text-to-speech
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- automatic-speech-recognition
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- audio-to-audio
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- audio
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- tts
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- speech
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- speech-to-speech
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- translation
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- 1K<n<10K
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# Volga Fairytales TTS Dataset
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## Dataset Summary
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Volga Fairytales TTS is a speech dataset containing audio recordings of traditional fairytales in several languages of the Volga region.
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The original recording were source from [this site](https://xn--80aemcfjckzbis8msb.xn--p1ai/library).
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The dataset comprises recordings of fairytale texts read by professional actors. The dataset is intended for text-to-speech (TTS) research and development in Turkic and other regional languages including Tatar, Chuvash, Mari, Udmurt, Erzya, and Moksha. The dataset also includes Russian translations/recordings, but they are not aligned on a sentence level.
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## Dataset Structure
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**Parts:**
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The dataset contains two main configurations:
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- `audiobooks`: Contains the original fairytale recordings in their native languages.
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- `audiobooks_rus_translations`: Contains the fairytale recordings of Russian translations for original fairytales.
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**Data Fields:**
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- `audio`: The audio file containing the spoken fairytale segment.
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- `text`: The corresponding transcription.
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- `duration`: The duration of the audio segment in seconds.
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- `id`: A unique identifier for each segment.
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- `title`: The title of the fairytale.
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- `lang`: The language code of the recording (e.g., "tat" for Tatar).
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- `rus_title`: (Only in audiobooks_rus_translations) The Russian title of the fairytale.
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## Data Processing
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**Text Processing:**
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- All the text was splited, using razdel library.
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**Audio Processing:**
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- All audio was aligned to the text as each word had timestamps.
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**Technical Details:**
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| Dataset Type | speech corpus for TTS |
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| Language | Tatar, Chuvash, Meadow–Eastern Mari
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, Udmurt, Erzya, Moksha, Russian |
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| Speech Style | scripted monologue |
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| Content | fairytales |
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| Audio Parameters | 22.05 kHz, 32 bits, mono |
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| File Format | WAV (PCM) TXT (UTF-8) |
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| Recording Environment | quiet indoor environment + background music |
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**Durations:**
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| Language | Duration | Utterances |
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| Tatar |0.74 hours | 355 |
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| Chuvash | 0.82 hours |425 |
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| Meadow–Eastern Mari | 0.57 hours |384 |
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| Udmurt | 0.23 hours |147 |
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| Erzya | 0.20 hours |146 |
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| Moksha | 0.36 hours |164 |
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| Russian | 2.46 hours |1464 |
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## Usage Considerations
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- The dataset includes a variety of fairytales that showcase cultural and linguistic aspects of the Volga region.
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- The dataset is suitable for training text-to-speech systems, automatic speech recognition, and speech-to-speech translation systems.
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- Researchers should be aware of potential variations in speaking styles and background audio conditions.
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