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FuseAlign: Forced Alignment in the Wild
Word-level forced alignment estimates when each transcript word occurs in an audio recording. It underpins text-based media editing, subtitling, speech-data curation, and phonetic analysis. Existing evaluations understate the difficulty of forced alignment by relying on short, clean speech, perfect
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