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How to Pronounce “diarization” in English

/dɪærɪzæʃən/

di·a·ri·za·ti·on

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IPA/dɪærɪzæʃən/
Syllablesdi·a·ri·za·ti·on
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What does “diarization” mean?

NOUN
  • In voice recognition, the process of partitioning an input audio stream into homogeneous segments according to the speaker identity, so as to identify different speakers' turns in a conversation.

Example sentences

  • This work focus on a speaker clustering methods that are used in speaker diarization systems. The purpose of speaker clustering is to associate together segments that belong to the same speakers.
  • care about I diarize and I stick to that diarization and because of that I think it's easier for me to prioritize what's important in my life both professionall

How to pronounce “diarization

Syllables:
di · a · ri · za · ti · on
IPA:
/dɪærɪzæʃən/
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How do you pronounce “diarization”?

“diarization” is pronounced /dɪærɪzæʃən/ (di · a · ri · za · ti · on). Listen to the native-speaker clips above to hear it in real conversation.

How many syllables are in “diarization”?

“diarization” has 6 syllables: di · a · ri · za · ti · on.

What does “diarization” mean?

In voice recognition, the process of partitioning an input audio stream into homogeneous segments according to the speaker identity, so as to identify different speakers' turns in a conversation.

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