WildASR accents speech-to-text benchmark dataset
845 English clips spanning demographic accents.
- Items
- 845
- fixed public inputs
- Models measured
- 31
- last 30 days
How models rank on WildASR accents
Full STT dashboard- #1Qwen3 ASR 1.7bDedicated inference. Shared endpoints serve many customers on the same infrastructure, while dedicated endpoints run on hardware reserved for a single customer.24 ms
- #7Whisper Large v3via BasetenDedicated inference. Shared endpoints serve many customers on the same infrastructure, while dedicated endpoints run on hardware reserved for a single customer.90 ms
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- #7Qwen3 ASR 1.7bDedicated inference. Shared endpoints serve many customers on the same infrastructure, while dedicated endpoints run on hardware reserved for a single customer.3.1%
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- #15Whisper Large v3via BasetenDedicated inference. Shared endpoints serve many customers on the same infrastructure, while dedicated endpoints run on hardware reserved for a single customer.4.7%
- #1Qwen3 ASR 1.7bDedicated inference. Shared endpoints serve many customers on the same infrastructure, while dedicated endpoints run on hardware reserved for a single customer.280 ms
- #2Whisper Large v3via BasetenDedicated inference. Shared endpoints serve many customers on the same infrastructure, while dedicated endpoints run on hardware reserved for a single customer.415 ms
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Inside the dataset
845 fixed public inputs — every model is tested on exactly these.
CLIP 1 · 8.0s
“if the problem is a variable or function with multiple misrecognized words, add the whole phrase to your vocabulary.”
CLIP 2 · 7.5s
“palm oil is cheap, but workers on illegal plantations get exploited and huge areas of jungle get destroyed for its production.”
CLIP 3 · 6.1s
“the man looked up from his book and, noticing nothing newsworthy, returned his gaze to the page and continued reading.”
3 of 845 clips, streamed from the public benchmark storage bucket.
Source: bosonai/WildASR demographic_shift__en__demographic_accent_en · License: Apache-2.0 (WildASR)
What it tests
This set measures recognition across a wider range of English accents than the clean baseline. Its 845 clips make it one of the largest STT datasets in the active benchmark.
This condition is derived from the WildASR environment family and FLEURS read speech. Each paired condition uses the same utterance and transcript as the WildASR clean baseline, so the WER change isolates the effect of the test condition.
Metrics reported for this dataset
Same datasets, prompts and metric definitions for every model, measured by Coval’s open-source runner. Full methodology on the overview.
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