Update run_pseudo_labelling.py - #158
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Prevents an error in jiwer caused by empty predictions. For consistency both predictions and labels are replaced with <|nocaptions|> if empty, so that they are calculated as part of the wer.
| # filtering step to only evaluate the samples that correspond to non-zero normalized references: | ||
| norm_pred_str = [norm_pred_str[i] for i in range(len(norm_pred_str)) if len(norm_label_str[i]) > 0] | ||
| norm_label_str = [norm_label_str[i] for i in range(len(norm_label_str)) if len(norm_label_str[i]) > 0] |
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These lines only keep the norm_pred_str (hypothesis) and norm_label_str (reference) where the norm_label_str is not empty.
The other edge-case is where we have an empty hypothesis. In this case, for a reference set of N words we have:
- N deletions (as many deletions as we do number of words in our reference set)
- 0 substitutions
- 0 insertions
So the WER is: (N + 0 + 0) / N = 1, and computed in an entirely valid way.
You can see this with a toy example:
from jiwer import wer
reference = "hello world"
hypothesis = ""
error = wer(reference, hypothesis)
print(error)Print Output:
1.0
=> so there shouldn't be a need to have an additional check for empty normalised hypothesis! These should be valid in the WER calculation. Let me know if you have a minimal repro to rebuttal this!
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It might be fixed now. Read details here: jitsi/jiwer#98 Currently AFK so I have not tested. Not sure if my patch is valid for newest jiwer. It is most effective for reducing hallucinations if it is replaced by <|nocaptions|>(Pre v3) or <|nospeech|>. But slightly different issue. |
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Prevents an error in jiwer caused by empty predictions. For consistency both predictions and labels are replaced with <|nocaptions|> if empty, so that they are calculated as part of the wer.