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## Uses
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### Simple use (short files)
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As seen in the gif image above, we observe generally good correspondence between true (blue) and predicted (orange) prosodic units, but there are cases where the grouping is incorrect: the model will annotate only a single prosodic unit where a human annotator would annotate two or more.
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### Known limitations
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* Edge cases: if the input audio starts or ends within a prosodic unit, there is a high chance of not detecting the ending or starting prosodic unit.
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* Unknown behaviour on non-speech audio: as of the time of writing, no tests were performed to check what happens in cases of music, noise, pure sine, ...
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## Uses
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### Simple use (short files)
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