Look at the percentage of silence after the alignment (remember that it is zero before the alignment)
See if you can think of other ways!
Btw, we mentioned the possibility of removing silences automatically, so maybe you can try that already as a baseline.
It would be great to explore different ways of assessing the performance of the aligner, e.g.:
- Annotate some parts manually and see how much precision (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Precision_and_recall) is improved
- Look at the percentage of silence after the alignment (remember that it is zero before the alignment)
- See if you can think of other ways!
Btw, we mentioned the possibility of removing silences automatically, so maybe you can try that already as a baseline.
mfrebo
It would be great to explore different ways of assessing the performance of the aligner, e.g.:
Btw, we mentioned the possibility of removing silences automatically, so maybe you can try that already as a baseline.