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Speaker Diarization: start task

POST 

/api/technology/speaker-diarization

Start a Speaker Diarization task for a media file.

Speaker Diarization features

  • Multi-channel media files are supported.
  • For each channel an independent Speaker Diarization result is produced.
  • Speaker Diarization can be configured by two mutually exclusive parameters max_speakers and total speakers, therefore, only one of them can be used at a time.
  • The parameter max_speakers is the upper boundary for the number of speakers that are believed to be speaking in the media file.
  • The parameter total_speakers is the exact number of speakers that are believed to be speaking in the media file. If set, the Speaker Diarization result will contain this number of speakers.
  • Processing can be limited to a specific time segment in the media file with query parameters.

Request

Query Parameters

    channel_mode Channel Mode

    Possible values: [split, mix]

    Default value: split

    A string enumeration value representing the channel mode for conversion. This value indicates how the audio channels should be processed during conversion. Only the channels with the specified indices (channels parameter) will be processed, and others will be ignored.

    channels Channels

    A string of integers separated by comma (without spaces), representing the channels that should be kept during conversion. If specified, only the channels with the specified indices will be processed, and others will be ignored. If empty, all channels in the audio data will be processed. Note that channels is 0-based.

    range_from Range From

    Default value: 0

    Specifies the time in the input file where processing starts. If the parameter equals 0 (the default value), the recording is processed from the beginning. Time is given in seconds.

    range_to Range To

    Specifies the time in the file where processing ends. If the parameter is not specified, the input file is processed to the end. Time is given in seconds.

Header Parameters

    x-correlation-id X-Correlation-Id

    Correlation ID is a special type of request ID which is unique over a series of requests and responses, identifying a transaction in a distributed system. Correlation ID will be generated if not provided.

    x-request-id X-Request-Id

    In distributed system architecture (microservices architecture) it is a unique ID of request and response combination throughout all components of a distributed system. Request ID will be generated if not provided.

Body

required

    file binaryrequired

    Input media file.

    config

    object

    Optional configuration for Speaker Diarization.

    max_speakers

    object

    anyOf

    Specifies the upper boundary of speakers that can be detected during diarization. If no value is set, the technology uses the default value of 100. This parameter is mutually exclusive with total_speakers, and using both results in an error.

    integer

    Possible values: > 0

    total_speakers

    object

    anyOf

    Specifies the exact number of speakers that can be detected during diarization. This parameter is mutually exclusive with max_speakers, and using both results in an error.

    integer

    Possible values: > 0

Responses

Speaker Diarization task was accepted. Follow the X-Location header to poll for the task state.

Response Headers

  • X-Location

    string

    Example: /api/technology/speaker-diarization/123e4567-e89b-12d3-a456-426614174000

    A URL the client should poll for task state and result.

Schema

    task

    object

    required

    task_id uuidrequired
    state TaskInfoState (string)required

    Possible values: [pending, running, rejected, failed, done]

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