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DER vs. cpWER: why the standard diarization metric ranks systems backwards
If your product tells users who said what (meeting notes, sales coaching, CRM logging), the metric you want to optimize is cpWER. This post shows, on real recordings you can listen to, why Diarization Error Rate (DER) is the wrong metric to optimize for that job, and why measuring speaker-labeled transcripts with DER is tricky in the first place.
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