SMASH Corpus: A Spontaneous Speech Corpus Recording Third-person Audio Commentaries on Gameplay

LREC 2020 • Yuki Saito • Shinnosuke Takamichi • Hiroshi Saruwatari

Developing a spontaneous speech corpus would be beneficial for spoken language processing and understanding. We present a speech corpus named the SMASH corpus, which includes spontaneous speech of two Japanese male commentators that made third-person audio commentaries during the gameplay of a fighting game... (read more)

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