The Buckeye corpus of conversational speech: Labeling conventions and a test of transcriber reliability
This paper describes the Buckeye corpus of spontaneous American English speech, a
307,000-word corpus containing the speech of 40 talkers from central Ohio, USA. The
method used to elicit and record the speech is described, followed by a description of the
protocol that was developed to phonemically label what talkers said. The results of a test of
labeling consistency are then presented. The corpus will be made available to the scientific
community when labeling is completed.
307,000-word corpus containing the speech of 40 talkers from central Ohio, USA. The
method used to elicit and record the speech is described, followed by a description of the
protocol that was developed to phonemically label what talkers said. The results of a test of
labeling consistency are then presented. The corpus will be made available to the scientific
community when labeling is completed.
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