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When calculating WER, MER, and WIL it would be nice to allow for equivalent or alternative words. For example:
Hi, This is Ann. Hi, This is Anne. The cost is 21 dollars The cost is $21.00 dollars The cost is $21 The cost is twenty one dollars I'm going to go for a walk I'm gonna go for a walk
Hi, This is Ann. Hi, This is Anne.
The cost is 21 dollars The cost is $21.00 dollars The cost is $21 The cost is twenty one dollars
I'm going to go for a walk I'm gonna go for a walk
could all be equivalent
A method to implement something like this could be to allow for something like this syntax [<alternatives>] in the ground truth, for example:
[<alternatives>]
Hi this is [Anne|Ann] I'm [going to|gonna] go for a walk
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I think that you should use the pre-processing transform API to solve these cases by normalizing all text to a single alternative.
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When calculating WER, MER, and WIL it would be nice to allow for equivalent or alternative words. For example:
could all be equivalent
A method to implement something like this could be to allow for something like this syntax
[<alternatives>]
in the ground truth, for example:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: