Squash long words at window and sentence boundaries. (#1114)

* Squash long words at window and sentence boundaries.

* Formatting requirements.

* Fix squashing logic to point to correct words.

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Co-authored-by: Jong Wook Kim <jongwook@openai.com>
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@ -225,17 +225,26 @@ def find_alignment(
for i, j in zip(word_boundaries[:-1], word_boundaries[1:])
]
# hack: ensure the first and second word is not longer than twice the median word duration.
# hack: truncate long words at the start of a window and the start of a sentence.
# a better segmentation algorithm based on VAD should be able to replace this.
word_durations = end_times - start_times
word_durations = word_durations[word_durations.nonzero()]
if len(word_durations) > 0:
median_duration = np.median(word_durations)
max_duration = median_duration * 2
if len(word_durations) >= 2 and word_durations[1] > max_duration:
boundary = max(end_times[2] / 2, end_times[2] - max_duration)
end_times[0] = start_times[1] = boundary
if len(word_durations) >= 1 and end_times[0] - start_times[0] > max_duration:
sentence_end_marks = ".。!?"
# ensure words at sentence boundaries are not longer than twice the median word duration.
for i in range(1, len(start_times)):
if end_times[i] - start_times[i] > max_duration:
if words[i] in sentence_end_marks:
end_times[i] = start_times[i] + max_duration
elif words[i - 1] in sentence_end_marks:
start_times[i] = end_times[i] - max_duration
# ensure the first and second word is not longer than twice the median word duration.
if len(start_times) > 0 and end_times[0] - start_times[0] > max_duration:
if len(start_times) > 1 and end_times[1] - start_times[1] > max_duration:
boundary = max(end_times[1] / 2, end_times[1] - max_duration)
end_times[0] = start_times[1] = boundary
start_times[0] = max(0, end_times[0] - max_duration)
return [
@ -327,8 +336,17 @@ def add_word_timestamps(
word_index += 1
if len(words) > 0:
# adjust the segment-level timestamps based on the word-level timestamps
segment["start"] = words[0]["start"]
segment["end"] = words[-1]["end"]
# hack: prefer the segment-level end timestamp if the last word is too long.
# a better segmentation algorithm based on VAD should be able to replace this.
if (
segment["end"] > words[-1]["start"]
and segment["end"] + 0.5 < words[-1]["end"]
):
# adjust the word-level timestamps based on the segment-level timestamps
words[-1]["end"] = segment["end"]
else:
# adjust the segment-level timestamps based on the word-level timestamps
segment["end"] = words[-1]["end"]
segment["words"] = words