Indonesian Full-Duplex Conversational Dataset

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Bahasa Indonesia conversations between native speakers, captured in full-duplex stereo across Java, Sumatra, and Sulawesi.

Overview

Naturalistic, two-speaker Bahasa Indonesia conversations captured at studio quality in full-duplex stereo. Pairs of native Bahasa Indonesia speakers from Java, Sumatra, Sulawesi, and other Indonesian provinces discuss everyday topics for the full duration of the session — no read scripts, no scene cuts. Each recording preserves real overlapping speech, backchannels, hesitations, and code-switching, so downstream models train on the way Bahasa Indonesia actually sounds in the wild. Every clip is collected from paid contributors with explicit consent, scene-level provenance, and metadata for speaker demographics, dialect, and acoustic environment.

Key highlights

  • 01

    Standard Bahasa speakers paired with Javanese, Sundanese, and Sumatran code-switching captured at the utterance level.

  • 02

    Casual Jakarta slang and colloquial particles (-lah, -dong, -sih, -kok) preserved across speaker turns.

  • 03

    Religious greetings, family-style honorifics, and Arabic loanwords from Muslim contributors tagged in the metadata layer.

  • 04

    Regional dialect variation across Java, Sumatra, Sulawesi, and Bali balanced in the contributor pool.

  • 05

    Disfluencies — filled pauses (uh, um, hmm), false starts, self-repairs, hesitations, laughter, sighs, breath, and throat clears — are preserved with utterance-level timestamps rather than normalised away, so models can learn from them or filter them out as a first-class signal.

Technical specifications

Coverage

Hundreds of paired sessions from native Bahasa Indonesia speakers across Indonesia — coverage extends to bespoke dialects, age groups, and topical targets on request.

Capture specs

Stereo full-duplex audio at 48 kHz / 24-bit per channel from studio-grade microphones, with per-speaker channel isolation, calibrated noise floor, and continuous capture for the full lifespan of each session — not cherry-picked moments.

Annotations

Every session ships with rich speaker / contributor metadata (age, gender, region, dialect, native language, acoustic environment) plus an utterance-level annotation layer: emotion tags (joy, frustration, neutral, surprise, sadness, anger, amusement, empathy, and more), topic tags spanning everyday domains (work, family, sports, travel, health, finance, technology, food, pop culture, politics, education), intent labels (question, agreement, backchannel, hedge, interruption, repair, opinion), turn-taking markers (overlap onset/offset, gap, hold, yield), and prosody cues (pitch contour, stress, laughter, sighs, hesitation, code-switch boundaries). Custom annotation schemas — domain-specific intents, fine-grained emotion taxonomies, named-entity spans, sentiment scoring, or any task-specific labels — are available on request.

Use cases

  • Full-duplex conversational AI training and evaluation
  • Speaker diarization and Bahasa Indonesia ASR / TTS modelling
  • Turn-taking, backchannel, and overlap-handling research
  • Emotion-aware and intent-aware voice agent fine-tuning
  • Voice agent benchmarks for natural, multi-party conversation

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