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Riva TTS English US Auxiliary Files
Contains files used in rmir creation
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WaveGlow LJS 256 Channels
WaveGlow model weights pre-trained on the LJ Speech dataset to be used with https://github.com/NVIDIA/waveglow.
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Text to Speech Notebook
End to End workflow for text to speech training with TAO Toolkit and deployment using Riva.
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Speech Synthesis English FastPitch
Mel-Spectrogram prediction conditioned on input text with LJSpeech voice.
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Speech Synthesis HiFi-GAN
GAN-based waveform generator from mel-spectrograms.
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HiFi-GAN for PyTorch
HiFi-GAN model implements a spectrogram inversion model that allows to synthesize speech waveforms from mel-spectrograms.
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Tacotron2 PyTorch checkpoint (AMP)
Tacotron2 PyTorch checkpoint trained with AMP
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Tacotron2 and Waveglow 2.0 for PyTorch
The Tacotron 2 and WaveGlow model form a text-to-speech system that enables user to synthesise a natural sounding speech from raw transcripts.
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Speech Synthesis Waveglow
Universal waveform generator from mel-spectrograms.
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FastPitch 1.0 for PyTorch
The FastPitch model generates mel-spectrograms from raw input text and allows to exert additional control over the synthesized utterances.
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Speech Synthesis English FastPitch
Mel-Spectrogram prediction conditioned on input text with LJSpeech voice.
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Waveglow PyTorch checkpoint
Waveglow PyTorch checkpoint trained with AMP
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RIVA EnglishUS Fastpitch
FastPitch is a mel-spectrogram generator, designed to be used as the first part of a neural text-to-speech system in conjunction with a neural vocoder
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Speech Synthesis HiFi-GAN
GAN-based waveform generator from mel-spectrograms.
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RIVA EnglishUS Hifigan
HifiGAN is a neural vocoder model for text-to-speech applications. It is intended as the second part of a two-stage speech synthesis pipeline, with a mel-spectrogram generator such as FastPitch as the first stage.
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NeMo - Text to Speech
This collection contains NeMo models for Text to Speech (TTS)
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Speech Synthesis
A collection of easy to use, highly optimized Deep Learning Models for Speech Synthesis. Deep Learning Examples provides Data Scientist and Software Engineers with recipes to Train, fine-tune, and deploy State-of-the-Art Models
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