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+ license: mit
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+ - h-j-han/SpeechQE-CoVoST2
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+ - Unbabel/TowerInstruct-7B-v0.2
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+ - openai/whisper-large-v2
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+ # [SpeechQE: Estimating the Quality of Direct Speech Translation](https://aclanthology.org/2024.emnlp-main.1218)
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+ This is End-to-End model for the task of quality estimation for speech translation (SpeechQE).
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+ |Task | E2E Model | Trained Domain
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+ |SpeechQE for English-to-German Speech Translation |[h-j-han/SpeechQE-TowerInstruct-7B-en2de](https://huggingface.co/h-j-han/SpeechQE-TowerInstruct-7B-en2de)| CoVoST2|
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+ |SpeechQE for Spanish-to-English Speech Translation |[h-j-han/SpeechQE-TowerInstruct-7B-es2en](https://huggingface.co/h-j-han/SpeechQE-TowerInstruct-7B-es2en)|CoVoST2|
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+ ## Architecture and Training
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+ Our design incorporates a pretrained speech encoder (whisper-large-v2) and a large language model (TowerInstruct-7B-v0.2) to leverage their existing capabilities in extracting high-quality audio features and handling
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+ translation-related tasks.
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+ The model is trained with two-phase approach where we first train only an adapter with ASR and ST tasks while freezing textLLM to focus solely on mapping between text and speech modality.
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+ Then, we continue training with the SpeechQE task to let the LLM learn the unseen task of QE. In the second phase, the adapter pre-trained in the previous phase is frozen, while text-LLM is trained with LoRA
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+ ## Setup
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+ We provide code in Github repo : https://github.com/h-j-han/SpeechQE
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+ $ git clone https://github.com/h-j-han/SpeechQE.git
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+ $ cd SpeechQE
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+ ```
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+ $ conda create -n speechqe Python=3.11 pytorch=2.0.1 pytorch-cuda=11.7 torchvision torchaudio -c pytorch -c nvidia
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+ ```
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+ Download the audio data from Common Voice. Here, we use mozilla-foundation/common_voice_4_0.
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+ "mozilla-foundation/common_voice_4_0", "es", cache_dir='path/to/cv4/download',
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  ## Evaluation
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+ We provide SpeechQE benchmark: [h-j-han/SpeechQE-CoVoST2](https://huggingface.co/datasets/h-j-han/SpeechQE-CoVoST2).
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+ Please find details in this paper :
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+ ```
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+ @misc{han2024speechqe,
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+ title={SpeechQE: Estimating the Quality of Direct Speech Translation},
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+ author={HyoJung Han and Kevin Duh and Marine Carpuat},
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+ year={2024},
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+ eprint={2410.21485},
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