Referencetranskript
Referencetranskript is a canonical transcript of an audio or video recording that serves as the gold standard in transcription projects. It represents the most accurate, agreed-upon text of what was spoken, often including time alignment, speaker labels, and notes on non-speech events such as laughter or background noises. The term is commonly used in linguistics, speech technology, and media archiving to distinguish a reference version from other transcripts that may be produced more quickly or by different annotators.
A referencetranskript is typically produced by trained transcribers following a detailed set of guidelines. The process
Referencetranskripts may be stored in various formats, including time-aligned plain text, TextGrid, JSON, or CTM, depending
The concept is closely related to gold standard transcription and reference annotations, and it contrasts with