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## About this Demo
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This demo was built as a part of NeuralSpace's VoiceAI blog on [Word Error Rate 101: Your Guide to STT Vendor Evaluation](voice.neuralspace.ai).
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## What is WER?
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WER or Word Error Rate is a metric used primarily in the field of speech recognition to measure the performance of an automatic speech recognition (ASR) system. WER calculates the minimum number of operations (substitutions, deletions, and insertions) required to change the system's transcription (prediction) into the reference transcription (truth), divided by the number of words in the reference.
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WER can range from 0 to infinite. The closer the WER is to 0, the better. WER is often also represented as a percentage. It is usually calculated by just multiplying 100 to it. For example, a WER of 0.15 might also be represented as 15%.
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* Python package to calculate WER: [jiwer](https://jitsi.github.io/jiwer/)
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## About this Demo
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This demo was built as a part of [NeuralSpace](https://neuralspace.ai/)'s [VoiceAI](https://voice.neuralspace.ai/) blog on [Word Error Rate 101: Your Guide to STT Vendor Evaluation](voice.neuralspace.ai).
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## What is WER?
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WER or Word Error Rate is a metric used primarily in the field of speech recognition to measure the performance of an automatic speech recognition (ASR) system. WER calculates the minimum number of operations (substitutions, deletions, and insertions) required to change the system's transcription (prediction) into the reference transcription (truth), divided by the number of words in the reference.
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```WER = (Substitutions + Insertions + Deletions)/Total number of words in truth```
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WER can range from 0 to infinite. The closer the WER is to 0, the better. WER is often also represented as a percentage. It is usually calculated by just multiplying 100 to it. For example, a WER of 0.15 might also be represented as 15%.
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* Python package to calculate WER: [jiwer](https://jitsi.github.io/jiwer/)
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## FAQ
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Have any questions or comments? Reach out to NeuralSpace at support@neuralspace.ai. Interested to try out [NeuralSpace VoiceAI](https://voice.neuralspace.ai/) for your enterprise? Book time with our expert [here]().
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Space authored by : [Aditya Dalmia](https://www.linkedin.com/in/dalmeow/)
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