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Approach: They propose guidelines and recommendations to address quality issues in future dataset development . they find that macro-level issues are more prevalent in less institutionalized, often under-resourced languages .
Outcome: The results highlight the need for proactive language planning and enhanced data quality control in the process of automatic speech recognition dataset creation.

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