VAST: A Corpus of Video Annotation for Speech Technologies (L18-1)

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Challenge: The video annotation for speech technologies corpus contains 2900 hours of video data . the data are intended to support speech technology development .
Approach: The Video Annotation for Speech Technologies corpus contains 2900 hours of video data . the data are intended to support speech technology development .
Outcome: The video annotation for speech technologies corpus contains 2900 hours of video data . the data are intended to support speech detection, language identification, speaker identification, and speech recognition .

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