WildASR noise gaps speech-to-text benchmark dataset
284 clips with intermittent noise bursts and silence segments inserted, so every clip runs longer than its clean sibling.
- Items
- 284
- fixed public inputs
- Models measured
- 31
- last 30 days
How models rank on WildASR noise gaps
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.39 ms
- #10Whisper Large v3via BasetenDedicated inference. Shared endpoints serve many customers on the same infrastructure, while dedicated endpoints run on hardware reserved for a single customer.116 ms
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- #6Qwen3 ASR 1.7bDedicated inference. Shared endpoints serve many customers on the same infrastructure, while dedicated endpoints run on hardware reserved for a single customer.4.2%
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- #16Whisper Large v3via BasetenDedicated inference. Shared endpoints serve many customers on the same infrastructure, while dedicated endpoints run on hardware reserved for a single customer.6.4%
- #1Whisper Large v3via BasetenDedicated inference. Shared endpoints serve many customers on the same infrastructure, while dedicated endpoints run on hardware reserved for a single customer.835 ms
- #2Qwen3 ASR 1.7bDedicated inference. Shared endpoints serve many customers on the same infrastructure, while dedicated endpoints run on hardware reserved for a single customer.863 ms
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Inside the dataset
284 fixed public inputs — every model is tested on exactly these.
CLIP 1 · 13.6s
“"he [wales] basically lied to us from the start. first by acting as if this was for legal reasons. second by pretending he was listening to us right up to his art deletion.”
CLIP 2 · 11.2s
“a car bomb detonated at police headquarters in gaziantep turkey yesterday morning killed two police officers and injured more than twenty other people”
CLIP 3 · 9.5s
“a civilization is a singular culture shared by a significant large group of people who live and work co-operatively a society”
3 of 284 clips, streamed from the public benchmark storage bucket.
Source: bosonai/WildASR environment_degradation__en__fleurs_noise_gap_en · License: Apache-2.0 (WildASR; audio derived from FLEURS, CC-BY-4.0)
WER change from the clean baseline
Same provider and model on this condition vs the WildASR clean dataset; positive = more recognition error.
What it tests
This condition inserts noise bursts and silent gaps into each clean clip. It measures whether transcription recovers after an interruption and also tests longer audio sequences than the paired baseline.
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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