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# Format of Diagnostic File

The diagnostic file has a five column format. For example:

`0` | `304` | `*` | `*` | `0.000`
`304` | `618` | `*` | `*` | `0.000`
`618` | `933` | `*` | `*` | `0.000`
`933` | `1245` | `1.130` | `136.830` | `0.553`
`1245` | `1568` | `1.130` | `136.830` | `0.667`
`1568` | `1891` | `136.830` | `273.430` | `0.607`

- The first two columns display word numbers in the original transcript. The first column displays the number of the first word in an analyzed segment, and the second column displays the final word in the segment.
- The third and fourth columns display timestamps from the speech-to-text transcript. These show the time locations for the first and final words in each segment.
- The last column shows the degree of match between the original and speech-to-text transcript segments (between 0 and 1, indicating no match and total match respectively).

If a column contains an asterisk (*), the text was not found in either the original transcript or the speech-to-text transcript. Many rows with low values in the fifth column indicates a problem.

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