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  • New Features

    • Added documentation for Speaker Reidentification feature (Alpha)
    • Introduced configuration guide for tracking and identifying speakers across audio files
  • Documentation

    • Provided detailed overview of speaker reidentification process
    • Included configuration instructions, parameters, and best practices
    • Added example usage scenario and feature limitations
  • Navigation

    • Expanded navigation to include "Speaker Reidentification" page under Audio Intelligence section

…ntification feature to provide users with guidance on usage and configuration

📝 (api-parameters): update API parameters documentation to include speaker reidentification settings for better clarity
♻️ (mint.json): refactor mint.json to include the new speaker reidentification page in the documentation structure
…ntification to maintain accuracy and clarity in API documentation
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A new documentation page for the "Speaker Reidentification" feature has been added to the project. This Alpha-stage functionality allows tracking and identifying speakers across multiple audio files by maintaining a database of voice signatures. The documentation provides comprehensive details about configuration, parameters, usage scenarios, best practices, and limitations of the speaker reidentification process.

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File Change Summary
chapters/audio-intelligence/pages/speaker-reidentification.mdx New documentation page introducing Speaker Reidentification feature
mint.json Added new navigation entry for Speaker Reidentification under Audio Intelligence group

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant API
    participant AudioProcessor
    participant SpeakerDatabase

    User->>API: Request with speaker_reidentification=true
    API->>AudioProcessor: Process audio
    AudioProcessor->>AudioProcessor: Extract voice signatures
    AudioProcessor->>SpeakerDatabase: Compare signatures
    SpeakerDatabase-->>AudioProcessor: Match results
    AudioProcessor->>SpeakerDatabase: Save new signatures
    AudioProcessor->>API: Return processed results
    API->>User: Provide speaker identification details
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🐰 Rabbit's Ode to Speaker Detection

Voices dance across the sound waves bright,
Signatures tracked with algorithmic might,
Diarization's magic, a whisker's delight,
Speakers identified, clear and tight!

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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chapters/audio-intelligence/pages/speaker-reidentification.mdx (2)

12-12: Consider using a company-owned domain for the feedback form.

The feedback form URL currently points to typeform.com. Consider using a subdomain of gladia.io for better branding consistency and user trust.

-We're looking for feedbacks to improve this feature, [share yours here](https://gladiaio.typeform.com/feedback?typeform-source=app.gladia.io).
+We're looking for feedback to improve this feature, [share yours here](https://feedback.gladia.io/speaker-reidentification).

67-67: Fix typo in recommendation text.

There's a spelling error in the word "recommend".

-We recommand activating the diarization and speaker reidentification features at the same time if you plan to identify mutliple speakers within the same audio.
+We recommend activating the diarization and speaker reidentification features at the same time if you plan to identify multiple speakers within the same audio.
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89-95: LGTM! Clear and valuable best practices.

The best practices section provides clear, actionable guidance for users implementing speaker reidentification.

mint.json (1)

192-193: LGTM! Navigation entry properly added.

The speaker reidentification documentation is correctly added to the "Audio Intelligence" group with proper path reference.

| `filters.customer_id` | string | Example of parameter called "customer_id" for scoping speaker search to a specific customer |
| `filters.company` | string | Example of parameter called "company" or Company name for scoping speaker search to a specific company that might be customer of your organization |
| `filters.department` | string | Example of parameter called "department" or Department name for further scoping to a specific department within a company that might be customer of your organization |
| `filters.whatever` | string | Example of parameter for further whatever scoping you need |
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⚠️ Potential issue

Remove placeholder parameter documentation.

The parameter filters.whatever appears to be a placeholder example and should be removed or replaced with actual supported filter parameters.

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| `filters.customer_id` | string | Example of parameter called "customer_id" for scoping speaker search to a specific customer |
| `filters.company` | string | Example of parameter called "company" or Company name for scoping speaker search to a specific company that might be customer of your organization |
| `filters.department` | string | Example of parameter called "department" or Department name for further scoping to a specific department within a company that might be customer of your organization |
| `filters.whatever` | string | Example of parameter for further whatever scoping you need |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improve parameter descriptions consistency.

The filter parameter descriptions contain inconsistent formatting and redundant text:

  • Some start with "Example of parameter called..."
  • Some include redundant phrases about organization structure
-| `filters.customer_id` | string | Example of parameter called "customer_id" for scoping speaker search to a specific customer |
-| `filters.company` | string | Example of parameter called "company" or Company name for scoping speaker search to a specific company that might be customer of your organization |
-| `filters.department` | string | Example of parameter called "department" or Department name for further scoping to a specific department within a company that might be customer of your organization |
-| `filters.whatever` | string | Example of parameter for further whatever scoping you need |
+| `filters.customer_id` | string | Scope speaker search to a specific customer |
+| `filters.company` | string | Scope speaker search to a specific company |
+| `filters.department` | string | Scope speaker search to a specific department |
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| `filters.customer_id` | string | Example of parameter called "customer_id" for scoping speaker search to a specific customer |
| `filters.company` | string | Example of parameter called "company" or Company name for scoping speaker search to a specific company that might be customer of your organization |
| `filters.department` | string | Example of parameter called "department" or Department name for further scoping to a specific department within a company that might be customer of your organization |
| `filters.whatever` | string | Example of parameter for further whatever scoping you need |
| `filters.customer_id` | string | Scope speaker search to a specific customer |
| `filters.company` | string | Scope speaker search to a specific company |
| `filters.department` | string | Scope speaker search to a specific department |

…or speaker reidentification

The example code and output for speaker reidentification have been updated to reflect the changes in the API. The "filters" field in the "speaker_reidentification_config" object has been removed, as it is no longer necessary. Additionally, the "audio_url" field has been updated to use a different audio file for testing.

The example output now includes two scenarios: one for a known speaker and one for an unknown speaker who has been newly enrolled. The output includes information such as the speaker's score, creation and update timestamps, last accessed timestamp, whether the speaker is new or not, and the speaker's UUID.

These changes improve the clarity and accuracy of the example code and output for speaker reidentification.
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will explain tomorrow

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@sboudouk When the PR is ready, please do not merge it. I will take the content in my branche, as I adapt the wording and how it is presented.

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