Quechua Speech Datasets in Common Voice: The Case of Puno Quechua
We detail the integration of the Quechua language family into Common Voice, an open-source initiative to build diverse speech datasets.
We detail the integration of the Quechua language family into Common Voice, an open-source initiative to build diverse speech datasets.
Recording Puno Quechua voices across generations and making audio recordings available to all on Mozilla Common Voice to support language preservation, education, and research.
We bring the Quechua language into Wikidata. We outline a technical pipeline for data curation and deployment, transforming Quechua linguistic resources into structured, …
We propose a methodology for creating Knowledge Graphs (KGs) for under-resourced languages to bridge the digital divide.
We gather minority languages contributors, powerful facilitators and interested publics to exchanges experiences to understand minority languages.
Quechua language is still spoken by 7 million people across the world. This is your chance to contribute to the Quechua language.
Unete a las 8 sesiones a cargo la yachachiq (profesora) Yaritza Lagos.