Apple Words and Phrases Corpus
                            Release 1.3

              Center for Spoken Language Understanding


UPDATED: 23 August 2002

Directory Structure
-------------------
This document describes the directory structure of this
release. 

Following is a written description of the directory
structure in this release:

  readme.txt	General information regarding the corpus.

  docs/		The documentation directory. This
		directory contains further documentation for
		the Apple Words and Phrases Corpus.

  labels/	Phonetic labeling directory. This directory
                contains time aligned phoneme-level
                transcriptions (automatic forced alignment).

  misc/		Miscellaneous directory, possibly
		containing software tools and scripts.

  speech/	The speech directory contains the actual 
		.wav files. There are many subdirectories 
		within the speech directory.

  trans/	The transcriptions directory. This directory 
		is empty for this corpus.

This corpus requires approximately 4.3GB of disk space.

Visually, the directory structure looks something like
this:

			   Apple
			     |
   --------------------------------------------------------
   |           |        |        |        |         |
readme.txt   /docs   /labels   /misc   /speech   /trans

The /speech directory contains two subdirectories: /analog
and /digital. Both of these directories are further divided
into numbered subdirectories. The speech files reside in 
these numbered subdirectories. 

Individual speech files are filed in these numbered
Subdirectories based on the speaker's ID number divided by
ten. For example, the files for the 123rd analog speaker
would be filed in the /12 subdirectory.