Six people spoke in two rounds of comments 17 to 19 minutes apart, and each of them came back under the same speaker label both times. I didn't tell the model how many speakers there were, and the commission's own published transcript puts those lines under the same six names. Why a public meeting: it's about as hard as everyday audio gets for this. Commissioners, a staff presenter, a secretary calling names, a resident testifying over a remote line, lots of short turns, and the same voices coming back after long stretches of other people talking. It's also the agency's own recording, so it's public domain and fine to quote, and the verbatim transcript the agency publishes let me check the labels against real names instead of guessing. The clip is 23 minutes 39 seconds of the National Capital Planning Commission's September 3 open session: the end of one item's comments and vote, then the whole National Zoo Arabian leopard habitat item. The model is the 0.9B MOSS-Transcribe-Diarize, running locally from the README's transformers example on an M5 Ultra Mac Studio (fp32, greedy decoding, no hotwords). It took 229.2 seconds and returned 309 segments, every one tagged with a speaker and its start and end time. Part of the second round, exactly as MOSS-Transcribe-Diarize wrote it, one segment per line. S04, S05 and S06 are the labels the same three commissioners got in the first round: [1186.85][S01] Commissioner Dixon?[1187.67] [1188.11][S15] Yes.[1188.66] [1191.27][S01] Commissioner Cash?[1192.29] [1193.49][S04] Uh, no questions or comments.[1194.63] [1195.47][S01] Commissioner Falcone?[1196.33] [1198.65][S05] I just want to thank the staff. I have never actually seen this leopard, so I'm looking forward to[1204.89] [1205.01][S05] visiting when the project is completed, so I can see my first one.[1208.04] [1209.66][S01] Commissioner Mohan?[1210.47] [1212.42][S06] Uh, thank you to staff for the presentation and yeah, can't wait to visit.[1216.14] The resident's remote testimony, about two and a half minutes, also stays under one label of its own from "Can you hear me?" to the closing thank-you.   submitted by   /u/Binary_orchid [link]   [comments]