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  ## About The Dataset
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- **ExpressiveSpeech** is a **high-quality**, **expressive**, and **bilingual** (Chinese-English) speech dataset created to address the common lack of consistent vocal expressiveness in existing dialogue datasets.
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  This dataset is meticulously curated from five renowned open-source emotional dialogue datasets: Expresso, NCSSD, M3ED, MultiDialog, and IEMOCAP. Through a rigorous processing and selection pipeline, ExpressiveSpeech ensures that every utterance meets high standards for both acoustic quality and expressive richness. It is designed for tasks in expressive Speech-to-Speech (S2S), Text-to-Speech (TTS), voice conversion, speech emotion recognition, and other fields requiring high-fidelity, emotionally resonant audio.
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  - `emotion`: Emotion labels from the original datasets.
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  - `expressiveness_scores`: The expressiveness score from the **DeEAR** model.
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  ## License
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  ## About The Dataset
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+ **ExpressiveSpeech** is a high-quality, **expressive**, and **bilingual** (Chinese-English) speech dataset created to address the common lack of consistent vocal expressiveness in existing dialogue datasets.
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  This dataset is meticulously curated from five renowned open-source emotional dialogue datasets: Expresso, NCSSD, M3ED, MultiDialog, and IEMOCAP. Through a rigorous processing and selection pipeline, ExpressiveSpeech ensures that every utterance meets high standards for both acoustic quality and expressive richness. It is designed for tasks in expressive Speech-to-Speech (S2S), Text-to-Speech (TTS), voice conversion, speech emotion recognition, and other fields requiring high-fidelity, emotionally resonant audio.
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  - `emotion`: Emotion labels from the original datasets.
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  - `expressiveness_scores`: The expressiveness score from the **DeEAR** model.
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+ ### JSONL Files Example
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+ Each JSONL line contains a `conversations` field with an array of utterances.
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+ Example:
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+ ```json
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+ {"conversations": [{"No": 9, "from": "user", "value": "Yeah.", "emotion": "happy", "length": 2.027, "score_arousal": 0.9931480884552002, "score_prosody": 0.6800634264945984, "score_nature": 0.9687601923942566, "score_expressive": 0.9892677664756775, "audio-path": "audios/Expresso/splitted_conversation/ex04-ex01/laughing/ex04-ex01_laughing_001/009_speaker1_53s_55s.wav"}, {"No": 10, "from": "assistant", "value": "What was the reason, what was the, why couldn't I get there, ah I forget.", "emotion": "happy", "length": 3.753, "score_arousal": 0.9555678963661194, "score_prosody": 0.6498672962188721, "score_nature": 1.030701756477356, "score_expressive": 0.9965837001800537, "audio-path": "audios/Expresso/splitted_conversation/ex04-ex01/laughing/ex04-ex01_laughing_001/010_speaker2_55s_59s.wav"}]}
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+ {"conversations": [{"No": 10, "from": "user", "value": "What was the reason, what was the, why couldn't I get there, ah I forget.", "emotion": "happy", "length": 3.753, "score_arousal": 0.9555678963661194, "score_prosody": 0.6498672962188721, "score_nature": 1.030701756477356, "score_expressive": 0.9965837001800537, "audio-path": "audios/Expresso/splitted_conversation/ex04-ex01/laughing/ex04-ex01_laughing_001/010_speaker2_55s_59s.wav"}, {"No": 11, "from": "assistant", "value": "Because genie really had to go and and to the bathroom and she couldn't find a place to do it and so she when they put the tent on it it was it was a bad mess and they shouldn't have done that.", "emotion": "happy", "length": 10.649, "score_arousal": 0.976757287979126, "score_prosody": 0.7951533794403076, "score_nature": 0.9789049625396729, "score_expressive": 0.919080913066864, "audio-path": "audios/Expresso/splitted_conversation/ex04-ex01/laughing/ex04-ex01_laughing_001/011_speaker1_58s_69s.wav"}]}
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+ *Note*: Some source datasets applied VAD, which could split a single utterance into multiple segments. To maintain conversational integrity, we applied rules to merge such segments back into complete utterances.
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  ## License
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