Tutorial / template mrhallonline
WhisperX transcription notebook for qualitative researchers
A researcher-oriented notebook template for batch transcription, speaker diarization, timestamps and export to analysis-friendly formats.
Workflow level n/a Source: Repository-documented Outcome: Not empirically evaluated here
Research applicability
A researcher-oriented notebook template for batch transcription, speaker diarization, timestamps and export to analysis-friendly formats.
Getting started
Inspect the notebook and dependency versions in a sandbox, use consented non-sensitive pilot recordings, and manually correct transcripts and speaker labels before qualitative interpretation.
Maintenance
The retrieved GitHub page displayed a latest commit dated 2026-04-25; compatibility and security were not audited.
License
Not verified in this review. Consult upstream software, service, dataset and model terms before reuse.
Related resources
Workflow & human oversight
Resource-level entry: no universal autonomy level is assigned. The researcher defines the task, controls access and validates outputs; classify an actual instantiated workflow separately.
Workflow level is not an evidence score; higher is not better evidence.
Approach
The README describes a Whisper/WhisperX and pyannote pipeline with CSV, TXT, JSON and VTT outputs, and optional pseudonym replacement.
Limitations
The notebook was not executed or security-audited. Speech recognition, speaker attribution and pseudonym replacement can fail; privacy and consent must be checked before processing interviews. Pinned upstream versions may be stale.
Reproducibility
Reviewed stored primary-source extract candidate-evidence-116.md (retrieved 2026-10-15). Documentation review only; no downloaded code, skill or model was executed.
Adoption requirements
Notebook/Python runtime, media files, FFmpeg and model dependencies; the README requires a Hugging Face token for diarization. Public repository does not by itself establish reuse permission.
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