So I 've , um , downloaded , uh , a couple of things from Mississippi State. Um , one is their  software  their , uh , LVCSR system. Downloaded the latest version of that. Got it compiled and everything. Um , downloaded the scripts. They wrote some scripts that sort of make it easy to run  the system on the Wall Street Journal , uh , data. Um , so I haven't run the scripts yet. Uh , I 'm waiting  there was one problem with part of it and I wrote a note to Joe asking him about it. So I 'm waiting to hear from him. But , um , I did print something out just to give you an idea about where the system is. Uh ,  they  on their web site they , uh , did this little table of where their system performs relative to other systems that have done this  this task. And , um , the Mississippi State system  using a bigram grammar , uh , is at about eight point two percent. Other comparable systems from , uh   were getting from , uh , like six point nine , six point eight percent. So they 're
This is on clean test set ?
This is on clean  on clean stuff. Yeah. They  they 've started a table  where they 're showing their results on various different noise conditions but they  they don't have a whole lot of it filled in and   and I didn't notice until after I 'd printed it out that , um ,  they don't say here  what these different testing conditions are.
You actually have to click on it on the web site to see them. So I  I don't know what those  numbers really mean.