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I was stucked here when I was training my own simple acoustic models:
This is my fileids file:
1/1_2
1/1_3
1/1_4
1/1_5
1/1_6
1/1_7
1/1_8
1/1_9
1/1_10
2/2_1
2/2_2
2/2_3
2/2_4
2/2_5
2/2_6
2/2_7
2/2_8
2/2_9
2/2_10
3/3_1
3/3_2
3/3_3
3/3_4
3/3_5
3/3_6
3/3_7
3/3_8
3/3_9
3/3_10
4/4_1
4/4_2
4/4_3
4/4_4
4/4_5
4/4_6
4/4_7
4/4_8
4/4_9
4/4_10
and this is my transcription file:
2(1_2)3(1_3)4(1_4)5(1_5)6(1_6)7(1_7)8(1_8)9(1_9)10(1_10)1(2_1)2(2_2)3(2_3)4(2_4)5(2_5)6(2_6)7(2_7)8(2_8)9(2_9)10(2_10)1(3_1)2(3_2)3(3_3)4(3_4)5(3_5)6(3_6)7(3_7)8(3_8)9(3_9)10(3_10)1(4_1)2(4_2)3(4_3)4(4_4)5(4_5)6(4_6)7(4_7)8(4_8)9(4_9)10(4_10)I am sure there is no any extra white space at the end of transcription file,
what's wrong with this?
Many thanks.
Your files have Windows-style line endings (CR+LF), you need to remove CR and
convert to Unix style line endings (LF only). This can be done with proper
text editor for example.