World's largest profanity audio dataset
Dataset consists of 26,365 audio files
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See The Abuse Project
TAPAD (∿) is an open dataset, meaning it will grow over time as more data is contributed. In order to enable reproducibility and accurate citation the dataset is versioned using git tags.
Category | Const |
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Total files | 26,365 |
Dataset updated | July 30, 2019 |
Language classes | 75 |
File Type | MP3 |
Mime Type | audio/mpeg |
Mpeg Audio Version | 2 |
Audio Layer | 3 |
Audio Bitrate | 32 kbps |
Sample Rate | 24000 |
Channel Mode | Single Channel |
Ms Stereo | Off |
Intensity Stereo | Off |
Codec Type | audio |
Codec Time Base | 1/24000 |
Codec Tag | 0x0000 |
Sample Fmt | fltp |
Sample Rate | 24000 |
Channels | 1 |
Channel Layout | mono |
Bits Per Sample | 0 |
R Frame Rate | 0/0 |
Avg Frame Rate | 0/0 |
Time Base | 1/14112000 |
Languages are required to be 2 letters, normally their 2 letter ISO code, see: ISO_639-1
Filename | Location | Description | Type |
---|---|---|---|
record.py |
acquire\custom |
Records audio in WAV format (default: 3 sec) | Helper script |
wingen.py |
acquire\generate |
TTS conversion using SAPI.SpVoice |
Helper script |
gTTSgen.py |
acquire\generate |
TTS conversion using gTTS & abuse 0.1.1 |
Helper script |
gspectogram.py |
utils |
Generates spectrogram of a wav file | Utility tool |
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├───af
├───ar
├───bn
├───bs
├───ca
├───cs
├───cy
├───da
├───de
├───el
├───en
│ ├───1 (340 wav files)
│ └───2
├───en-au
├───en-ca
├───en-gb
├───en-gh
├───en-ie
├───en-in
├───en-ng
├───en-nz
├───en-ph
├───en-tz
├───en-uk
├───en-us
├───en-za
├───eo
├───es
├───es-es
├───es-us
├───et
├───fi
├───fr
├───fr-ca
├───fr-fr
├───hi
├───hr
├───hu
├───hy
├───id
├───is
├───it
├───ja
├───jw
├───km
├───ko
├───la
├───lv
├───mk
├───ml
├───mr
├───my
├───ne
├───nl
├───no
├───pl
├───pt
├───pt-br
├───pt-pt
├───ro
├───ru
├───si
├───sk
├───sq
├───sr
├───su
├───sv
├───sw
├───ta
├───te
├───th
├───tl
├───tr
├───uk
├───vi
├───zh-cn
└───zh-tw
Most of these audio classes have 347 MP3 files of ~5.783 minutes each. MP3 had a lot of patent issues but according to Wikipedia, "If the longest-running patent mentioned in the aforementioned references is taken as a measure, then the MP3 technology became patent-free in the United States on 16 April 2017 when U.S. Patent 6,009,399, held by and administered by Technicolor, expired".
find audio/ -type f | wc -l
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The dataset is maintained by :
- Piyush Raj (@0x48piraj)
- Manav Kapil (@manav1999)
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