EraX-Smile-Female-F5-V1.0
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Base Architecture | F5-TTS |
| Paper Reference | arXiv:2410.06885 |
| License | BY-NC 4.0 (Non-commercial) |
| Training Data | 800,000+ samples including 500-hour private dataset |
| Training Progress | 420,000 update steps (as of March 30th, 2024) |
What is EraX-Smile-Female-F5-V1.0?
EraX-Smile-Female-F5-V1.0 is a sophisticated Vietnamese text-to-speech model built on the F5-TTS architecture, specifically designed for zero-shot voice cloning capabilities. This model represents a significant advancement in Vietnamese speech synthesis, trained on an extensive dataset of over 800,000 samples, including a substantial 500-hour private dataset.
Implementation Details
The model utilizes the Vocos vocoder and implements advanced normalization techniques for Vietnamese text processing through the Vinorm library. Currently in active development, it has completed 420,000 training steps with a target of 1 million steps.
- Zero-shot voice cloning capability requiring only a reference audio sample
- Vietnamese text normalization support
- Configurable generation parameters including denoising steps and voice style strength
- Cross-fade functionality for smooth audio transitions
Core Capabilities
- High-quality Vietnamese speech synthesis
- Real-time voice cloning from reference audio
- Adjustable speech parameters (speed, style strength)
- Support for long-form text generation
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes this model unique?
This model specializes in Vietnamese language processing and zero-shot voice cloning, trained on an exceptionally large dataset specifically curated for Vietnamese speech patterns. The implementation includes sophisticated text normalization and voice style transfer capabilities.
Q: What are the recommended use cases?
The model is intended for creative purposes, accessibility tools, and personal projects where explicit consent is obtained. Common applications include content creation, educational materials, and assistive technology development. However, due to its BY-NC 4.0 license, it cannot be used for commercial purposes.
