Developments of Swahili resources for an automatic speech recognition system

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Unsupervised Speech Recognition (2021, methodology): “We experiment with the Swahili data from the ALFFA project (Gelas et al., 2012; Abate et al., 2005; Tachbelie et al., 2014) which is read speech.”
Self-Supervised Speech Representation Learning: A Review (2022, background): “The ALFFA project3 collects speech of African languages to promote the development of speech technologies in Africa, and [123] leverages four African languages collected in the project for evaluation: Amharic [241], Fongbe [242], Swahili [243], and”
Speech technologies for african languages: example of a multilingual calculator for education (2015, background): “More details on the Swahili corpus and how it was collected can be found on [2].”
Morfessor 2.0: Python Implementation and Extensions for Morfessor Baseline (2013, methodology): “…in natural language processing applications such as speech recognition (e.g. Hirsimäki et al., 2006; Creutz et al., 2007; Mihajlik et al., 2010; Gelas et al., 2012), speech retrieval (e.g. Arisoy et al., 2009; Turunen and Kurimo, 2011), and statistical machine translation (e.g. Virpioja et…”