paza-bench / src /constants.py
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"""
Constants and mappings for PazaBench.
This module contains all mapping dictionaries and configuration constants
that are shared across the application.
"""
import json
from pathlib import Path
_DATA_DIR = Path(__file__).parent / "data"
def _load_json(name: str):
"""Load a JSON data file bundled under ``src/data/``."""
with open(_DATA_DIR / name, encoding="utf-8") as data_file:
return json.load(data_file)
# =============================================================================
# File Paths
# =============================================================================
RESULTS_CSV_PATH = Path("results_summary.csv")
RESULTS_CSV_FILENAME = "results_summary.csv"
MODEL_FAMILY_ALIASES = {
"hubert": "facebook_hubert",
}
def canonicalize_model_family(model_family: str) -> str:
"""Map legacy or duplicate family identifiers to a single canonical value."""
return MODEL_FAMILY_ALIASES.get(model_family, model_family)
# =============================================================================
# Filter Configuration
# =============================================================================
FILTER_COLUMN_ORDER = ["model", "language", "dataset_group"]
FILTER_PARAM_MAP = {
"model": "models",
"language": "languages",
"dataset_group": "dataset_groups",
}
# =============================================================================
# Display Configuration
# =============================================================================
ASR_DISPLAY_COLUMNS = [
"model_family",
"model",
"dataset_group",
"split",
"language",
"region",
"cer",
"wer",
"rtfx",
"duration_sec",
"inference_time_sec",
"num_samples",
]
ASR_NUMERIC_COLUMNS = ["wer", "cer", "rtfx", "duration_sec", "inference_time_sec", "num_samples"]
ASR_TEXT_COLUMNS = ["model_family", "model", "dataset_group", "split", "language", "region"]
# =============================================================================
# Metric Configuration
# =============================================================================
METRIC_CONFIGS = {
"cer": {"label": "CER", "better": "lower", "fmt": "{:.2f}"},
"wer": {"label": "WER", "better": "lower", "fmt": "{:.2f}"},
"rtfx": {"label": "RTFx", "better": "higher", "fmt": "{:.2f}"},
}
VIEW_MODE_COLUMNS = {
"Model families": "model_family",
"Individual models": "model",
}
DEFAULT_VIEW_MODE = "Model families"
# =============================================================================
# Language Normalization
# =============================================================================
LANGUAGE_NAME_MAPPING = _load_json("language_name_mapping.json")
# =============================================================================
# Geographic Mappings
# =============================================================================
# Language to country mapping for Africa map (using ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 codes)
LANGUAGE_COUNTRY_MAP = _load_json("language_country_map.json")
# Country code to name mapping
COUNTRY_NAMES = _load_json("country_names.json")
# All African countries (ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 -> name), used to show "No coverage"
# on the map for countries without benchmark data.
AFRICAN_COUNTRIES = _load_json("african_countries.json")
# Language to countries mapping (full country names)
# Used for language metadata and region lookups
LANGUAGE_TO_COUNTRIES_MAP: dict[str, list[str]] = _load_json("language_to_countries_map.json")
# Country to African region mapping (geographical)
COUNTRY_TO_REGION_MAP: dict[str, str] = _load_json("country_to_region_map.json")
# =============================================================================
# Visualization Interpretation Text
# =============================================================================
INTERPRETATIONS = {
'speed_accuracy': """
- Each bubble represents a specific model; **bubble size = model parameter count**
- **X-axis (WER)**: Left is better (more accurate)
- **Y-axis (RTFx)**: Up is better (faster processing)
- **Top-left quadrant (⭐)**: Ideal zone - fast AND accurate models
- Gray dashed lines show median values for reference
- Uses median values to reduce impact of outliers
- Hover over bubbles to see exact parameter counts (e.g., 1.5B, 300M)
""",
'leaderboard': """
- **No language selected**: Shows model families (aggregated across all languages)
- **Language(s) selected**: Shows top 15 individual models for those languages
- The horizontal bars show the median Word Error Rate (WER)
- Lower WER values (left side) indicate better accuracy
- Error bars represent the standard deviation, showing variability
- Bar colors correspond to each model family's assigned color
- Hover over bars to see additional metrics like RTFx (speed) and total samples evaluated
- Uses median instead of mean to reduce impact of outliers
""",
'cer_leaderboard': """
- **No language selected**: Shows model families (aggregated across all languages)
- **Language(s) selected**: Shows top 15 individual models for those languages
- The horizontal bars show the median Character Error Rate (CER)
- Lower CER values (left side) indicate better accuracy
- CER is especially important for agglutinative and low-resource languages
- Error bars represent the standard deviation, showing variability
- Bar colors correspond to each model family's assigned color
- Hover over bars to see additional metrics like WER, RTFx (speed) and total samples evaluated
- Uses median instead of mean to reduce impact of outliers
""",
'correlation': """
- Each point represents one evaluation result
- Strong positive correlation means CER and WER move together
- Models with high character errors typically also have high word errors
- The trend line shows the overall relationship
- **Below the line**: Models make more accurate character-level predictions (phonetically closer errors)
- **Above the line**: Models make more severe character-level errors per word mistake
- Can be filtered by language to analyze specific language patterns
""",
'consistency': """
- Coefficient of Variation (CV) = (Standard Deviation / Median) × 100%
- **Lower CV** = more consistent performance across different languages
- **Higher CV** = performance varies widely depending on the language
- Bar colors correspond to each model family's assigned color
- Important for production deployment - you want consistent models
- Outliers have been removed using IQR method for more robust analysis
- Uses median instead of mean for more robust central tendency measure
"""
}