feat: Add option to save phone-level confidence scores - #929
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This feature introduces a new --save_phone_confidence flag to the align_one command. When this flag is enabled, it saves a CSV file named <sound_file_name>_confidence.csv containing detailed phone-level alignment information. This information was already created, but never stored. This addition adds a flag to store that list of confidence scores.
The CSV file includes the following columns:
This feature provides users with valuable data for analyzing the quality of phone-level alignments and can be
particularly useful for tasks such as:
By providing access to phone-level confidence scores, this feature enhances the utility of the Montreal Forced
Aligner for a wide range of speech analysis and processing tasks.