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YSDA course in Speech Processing.

License: MIT License

Python 1.38% Jupyter Notebook 98.62% Shell 0.01%
dsp asr tts

speech_course's Introduction

YSDA Speech Processing Course

  • Materials for each week are in ./week* folders

Course program

  • Week 1: Slides | Lecture | Seminar
    • Lecture: Intro to Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
    • Seminar: Implement DSP pipeline
  • Week 2: Slides | Lecture | Seminar
    • Lecture: Introduction to speech NN discriminative models. Voice Activity Detection (VAD) and Sound Event Detection (SED) tasks
    • Seminar: Train VAD models
    • Homework: Train SED models
  • Week 3: Slides | Lecture | Seminar
    • Lecture: Keyword Spotting and Speech Biometrics tasks
    • Seminar: Train Biometrics model and look at embeddings
    • Homework: Train Biometrics model to better quality
  • Week 4: Slides | Lecture | Seminar
    • Lecture: Speech Recognition I
    • Seminar: Metrics and augmentations for speech recognition
    • Homework: Implement CTC algorithm
  • Week 5: Slides | Lecture
    • Lecture: Speech Recognition II, Pretraining
    • Homework: Finetune Wav2Vec2
  • Week 6: Slides | Lecture
    • Lecture: Text-to-Speech I, intro, preprocessor, metrics
  • Week 7: Slides | Lecture
    • Lecture: Text-to-Speech II, Acoustic models
    • Seminar: Pitch estimation, Monotonic Alignment Search for phoneme duration estimation
    • Homework: Train FastPitch model
  • Week 8: Slides, p1 | Lecture, p1 | Slides, p2 | Lecture, p2 | Seminar
    • Lecture, p1: Text-to-Speech III, Vocoding
    • Lecture, p2: Vector Quantization, Codecs
    • Seminar: Vector Quantizaton, Residual Vector Quantization
  • Week 9: Slides | Lecture, p1 | Lecture, p2
    • Lecture: Tranformers for TTS
    • Homework: write inference for pre-trained transformer
  • Week 10: Slides | Lecture | Seminar
    • Lecture: noise reduction
    • Seminar: Streaming STFT and ISTFT
    • Homework: Noise reduction model implementation
  • Week 11: Slides | Lecture
    • Lecture: Acoustic Echo Cancelation (AEC) and Beamforming
  • Week 12: Slides | Lecture | Seminar
    • Lecture: ASR Inference
    • Seminar: Streaming ASR
  • Week 13: Slides | Lecture
    • Lecture: Flow based TTS + Voice Conversion

Contributors & course staff

Current:

  • Alex Rak - VAD, spotter, biometry
  • Mikhail Andreev - ASR
  • Stepan Kargaltsev - ASR
  • Evgeniia Elistratova - TTS
  • Roman Kail - TTS
  • Vladimir Platonov - TTS
  • Evgenii Shabalin - TTS
  • Ravil Khisamov - VQE

Previous iteration:

  • Andrey Malinin - Course admin, lectures, seminars, homeworks
  • Vladimir Kirichenko - lectures, seminars, homeworks
  • Segey Dukanov - lecures, seminars, homeworks

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speech_course's Issues

Problems in week_10_vqe_noise_reduction/homework.ipynb

Known problems:

SNR definition:

"Given a ground truth signal ... and its estimate ..., we define noise as ... . Slightly abusing notation we get: "
In the math expression the numerator and the denominator should be swapped.

from vqe.data.mixing import RandomMixtureSampler

Just remove this line. It is an artifact of testing, which I forgot to remove.

class RandomMixtureSampler, method __call__:

        # input_signal and mic_signal should be multiplied by the same factor to match each other
        mult_signal = normalize_to_rms(
            signal_target, self.normalization_rms_db
        )

This snippet is wrong. Instead, it is supposed to calculate the multiplication factor here (that's why the variable is called mult_signal)

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