feat: define behaviour for empty references#108
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Hello Nik, This would be used, if user wishes to do all the transforms himself, example here: Or can there be something similar already in the code ? Thank you & best regards |
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See #116 |
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There is undefined behaviour when you apply an empty reference and hypothesis pair
to the WER formula, as you get a division by zero.
As of version 4.0,
jiwerdefines the behaviour as follows:When the hypothesis is non-empty, every word or character counts as an insertion:
This resolves #98.