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Over-transcription

Over-transcription

What is over-transcription?

Over-transcription occurs when an ASR system adds extra words or phrases not present in the original audio.

What is an example of over-transcription?

Background music, breaths, or ambient noise being misinterpreted as words is a common form of over-transcription.

How does over-transcription work?

It happens when the model is overly sensitive to noise or ambiguous signals, “hallucinating” content based on training patterns.

How does ai-coustics help over-transcription?

At ai-coustics, our Quail family reduces over-transcription by enhancing audio before it reaches the ASR. Quail Voice Focus specifically isolates the main speaker, removing competing voices that could otherwise be over-transcribed and mislead the voice agent.

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