Berkeley-Speech-Group/sylber

Sylber: Syllabic Embedding Representation of Speech from Raw Audio

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Sylber helps speech scientists and researchers break down raw audio recordings into very short, meaningful units based on syllables. You provide an audio file, and it outputs precise start and end times for each syllable, along with numerical representations of those syllable segments. This tool is designed for anyone working with spoken language who needs a granular analysis of speech.

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Use this if you need to analyze speech at the sub-word, syllabic level to understand pronunciation patterns, language development, or vocal characteristics.

Not ideal if you're looking for full-sentence transcription or speaker identification; this focuses on the fine-grained segmentation of individual syllables.

speech-analysis phonetics linguistics auditory-research speech-pathology
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