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Local taxes are usually not an issue if hired as a contractor. You will have to pay taxes and social insurance system contributions in the local country according to the local laws yourself. Getting hired as a regular employee is definitely
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If you're fine writing code to build a solution yourself, try the Conformer or ContextNet models in Nvidia NeMo ( https://docs.nvidia.com/deeplearning/nemo/user-guide/docs/en... ) or Vosk ( https:
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Well, in some disciplines PhD theses can be basically a few journal or conference papers stapled together (with intro and conclusion tying things together). At least there would likely been more scrutiny during the publication process of th
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NVidia NeMo: https://github.com/NVIDIA/NeMo
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Vosk is built on Kaldi.
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It's somewhat more difficult for founding a limited liability company there, where the capital requirements are much higher than in most other countries (Eur 35K).
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Yes, but then you don't need Mozilla collecting read speech samples. You can just scrape any audio out there, run speech activity detection, and there you go.
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Then you need a lot of people that listen to those 12B hours of audio, and multiple listeners agree for each chunk of audio that what is spoken corresponds to the transcript.
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All non-touchscreen XPS models I've seen were matte.
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Eduworks | Machine Learning Engineer (Speech) | Fully remote | Full-time | US Citizen or Green Card We are an R&D company located in Corvallis, Oregon. We are developing a low-latency speech / spoken language understanding based pr
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But international PEOs have such crazy high fees that finding a local tax accountant suddenly becomes much less of a bad idea.
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In general, no, especially for typical data analysis tasks. MATLAB used to have an edge in signal processing, but (IMHO) lost it to Python-based solutions (especially when running things on GPUs, ML or not). If you're doing a lot of ex
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Backup your profile before the update. Thunderbird 78 makes non-backward-compatible changes to it, so you cannot downgrade to TB68.
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This is somewhat off-topic, but as someone who has worked on various speech processing and ASR projects, I'm curious to learn from people who have specific problems and applications for this technology where it can make a difference. T
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You can also check out https://github.com/TensorSpeech/TensorFlowASR for inspiration (not my project, not involved). It implements streaming transformers and conformer RNN-T (but in TF2). Deployment on device as TFLite
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Good for you, it's the only way to know which tool works best in your case. I did the same for my use case and arrived at the opposite conclusion. What most people don't realize is that it heavily depends on your use case and doma
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Check out Kaldi. It's a toolkit rather than a ready-to-deploy service but has some solid pretrained models and recipes for training your own. You can use various existing projects for deployment, e.g. vosk-server (also for on-device) w
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Unfortunately, nvidia-settings requires xorg to be installed and running (even when run in cli mode), and it's pretty much the only way to control fan speeds on consumer GPUs.
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I believe it also supports what it calls "pulse" models converted/imported from Kaldi for low-latency ASR/keyword spotting (though this may have changed, I haven't checked in a while).
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Fully agreed, taxes and work permit/visa are topics that are likely being neglected by most. Often, there simply isn’t a visa category that allows individuals to work for foreign entities while residing in another country, as regular w
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Staying at AirBnBs in the listed cities and working from there is quite likely cheaper than renting office space in Boston (probably even including airfare). So it’s not about “resources” as in money, it’s about being able to be productive
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https://parmarsuraj99.github.io/suraj-parmar/jupyter/nlp/hug...
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In a certain way, they could be, simply because their structure may work better on the type of language that English is. It may not work as well for languages that exhibit other grammatical patterns (e.g. morphologically rich languages, or
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Any chance you would be willing to share the (finetuned) models? For science? I’m interested in detection and want to look at artifacts common to speech audio generated by different models all based on the same overall implementation.
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I like to see the other side (that of the true believer) as well. If all (or most) can agree on that it is the right thing to do and the current way of doing it is wrong, why oppose the change for 20 years saying it will cause breakage? If
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Perhaps they’ve been using the WaveSurfer software for audio analysis ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/WaveSurfer ).
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ESPnet apparently already has implementations of versions of transformer transducers with RNN-T loss (though, with different network architecture). At least the paper cites results on a freely available dataset, right?
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Agreed, and that's where it seems having lots of experience working with speech data helps more than trying to brute-force it with just larger CTC models and "more" data of dubious quality.
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Recent work on transformer transducers with limited right (and left) context seem to give decent results as well: https://arxiv.org/abs/2002.02562
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Hi Alexander, I appreciate you posting here; I didn't feel too strongly about this to sign up for an account to comment directly on TheGradient. > Kaldi cool, NNs not cool It seems you're misrepresenting things. Kaldi models a
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