Xtts Hinglish 265m
coqui-public-model-license
Fuente del modelo
- Tipo
- Other
- Tamaño del archivo
- 1,04 KB–1,28 GB
- Modelo base
- coqui/XTTS-v2
- Versión
- vRevision 411bb41
- Actualizado
- 19 oct 2026
- Descargas
- 63
- Fuente
- Hugging Face
Descripción de la fuente
XTTS-v2 Hinglish — 265M (distilled + RL-tuned)
A compressed, accent-recovered Hinglish (Hindi-English code-switch) TTS model. It is the autoregressive GPT of Coqui XTTS-v2, fine-tuned for Hinglish, then distilled from ~443M → 265M parameters (1.67× smaller) and repaired with reinforcement learning — all under a strict rule: prove no quality loss before keeping any change.
4 built-in voices: kaustubh, arjun, maya, aadya.
What makes this model
The goal was a smaller, faster Hinglish model that sounds identical to the 443M original. The work:
- Depth distillation (30 → 16 transformer layers) with logit + hidden-state KD. This held naturalness and voice identity, but the code-switch accent regressed.
- Reinforcement learning to recover accent without flattening prosody. Offline RFT (best-of-N rejection-sampling) + length-normalized DPO, with a reward that has one trusted maximizer (English-word ASR recall) and capped one-sided floors on naturalness, voice similarity, pitch variance, energy and duration — so accent could only improve without degrading anything else.
Certified results (vs the 443M teacher, n≈314 held-out, TOST / BCa bootstrap equivalence gate)
| axis | Δ vs teacher | margin | verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| naturalness (UTMOS) | −0.03 | 0.10 | ✅ no quality loss |
| voice similarity (SECS) | −0.007 | 0.03 | ✅ no quality loss |
| code-switch accent (whisper-en recall) | −0.019 | 0.03 | near-parity (within 0.019 of teacher) |
| expressivity (pitch variance) | preserved (+1.3%) | — | ✅ no flattening |
The model is certified to have no quality loss in naturalness and voice relative to the 443M teacher, with code-switch accent recovered to near-parity (within 0.019; just shy of a strict formal pass at the confidence bound) and expressivity preserved — the RL improved accent without the prosody-flattening that naive reward optimization causes.
Usage
# pip install coqui-tts soundfile librosa
from TTS.tts.configs.xtts_config import XttsConfig
from TTS.tts.models.xtts import Xtts
import soundfile as sf, numpy as np
from pathlib import Path
repo = "." # local clone of this repo
cfg = XttsConfig(); cfg.load_json(f"{repo}/config.json")
cfg.model_args.gpt_layers = 16
cfg.model_args.dvae_checkpoint = f"{repo}/dvae.pth"
cfg.model_args.mel_norm_file = f"{repo}/mel_stats.pth"
model = Xtts.init_from_config(cfg)
model.load_checkpoint(cfg, checkpoint_path=f"{repo}/model.pth",
vocab_path=f"{repo}/vocab.json", use_deepspeed=False)
model.cuda().eval()
gpt_cond, speaker = model.get_conditioning_latents(audio_path=[f"{repo}/refs/kaustubh.wav"])
out = model.inference(
"मैंने आज ek नया project start किया है and यह बहुत interesting लग रहा है",
"hi", gpt_cond, speaker, temperature=0.7, enable_text_splitting=False)
sf.write("out.wav", np.asarray(out["wav"], dtype=np.float32), 24000)
Note: on recent torch/torchaudio, route XTTS audio I/O through
soundfile(see thextts_patch.pyapproach) iftorchaudio.loaderrors.
Files
model.pth— the 265M (16-layer) GPT + inherited DVAE/HiFi-GAN weights (fp32).config.json— XTTS config withgpt_layers=16.vocab.json,dvae.pth,mel_stats.pth,speakers_xtts.pth— frozen/inherited assets.refs/*.wav— the 4 speaker reference clips.samples/*.wav— demo outputs.
Limitations
- Hinglish-focused. Tuned for Hindi-English code-switch (
language="hi"); not a general multilingual model. - Accent is near-parity, not a certified strict pass — within 0.019 of the 443M teacher; on the hardest code-switch cases the larger model is marginally crisper.
- 4 fixed reference voices are provided; zero-shot cloning from arbitrary audio is inherited from XTTS-v2 but not the focus here.
License & attribution
Derivative of Coqui XTTS-v2, distributed under the Coqui Public Model License (CPML) —
non-commercial use only. See https://coqui.ai/cpml. By using this model you agree to the CPML terms.
Base model: coqui/XTTS-v2.
Method details
Full methodology, benchmark design, and the sub-100M roadmap are documented in the project repo (distillation trainer, capped-floor reward, RFT/DPO pipeline, and the TOST/BCa equivalence harness).
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2 extractos--- license: other license_name: coqui-public-model-license license_link: https://coqui.ai/cpml language: - hi - en tags: - text-to-speech - tts - xtts - hinglish - code-switching - knowledge-distillation - dpo - rlhf pipeline_tag: text-to-speech base_model: coqui/XTTS-v2 library_name: coqui-tts --- # XTTS-v2 Hinglish — 265M (distilled + RL-tuned) A **compressed, accent-recovered Hinglish (Hindi-English code-switch) TTS** model. It is the autoregressive GPT of Coqui **XTTS-v2**, fine-tuned for Hinglish, then **distilled from ~443M → 265M parameters (1.67× smaller)** and repaired with reinforcement learning — all under a strict rule: **prove no quality loss before keeping any change.** 4 built-in voices: `kaustubh`, `arjun`, `maya`, `aadya`. ## What makes this model The goal was a smaller, faster Hinglish model that sounds identical to the 443M original. The work: 1. **Depth distillation** (30 → 16 transformer layers) with logit + hidden-state KD. This held naturalness and voice identity, but the code-switch **accent** regressed. 2. **Reinforcement learning to recover accent without flattening prosody.** Offline RFT (best-of-N rejection-sampling) + length-normalized DPO, with a reward that has **one trusted maximizer** (English-word ASR recall) and **capped one-sided floors** on naturalness, voice similarity, pitch variance, energy and duration — so accent could only improve *without* degrading anything else. ## Certified results (vs the 443M teacher, n≈314 held-out, TOST / BCa bootstrap equivalence gate) | axis | Δ vs teacher | margin | verdict | |---|---|---|---| | **naturalness** (UTMOS) | −0.03 | 0.10 | ✅ **no quality loss** | | **voice similarity** (SECS) | −0.007 | 0.03 | ✅ **no quality loss** | | **code-switch accent** (whisper-en recall) | −0.019 | 0.03 | near-parity (within 0.019 of teacher) | | **expressivity** (pitch variance) | preserved (+1.3%) | — | ✅ no flattening | The model is **certified to have no quality loss in naturalness and voice** relative to the 443M teacher, with **code-switch accent recovered to near-parity** (within 0.019; just shy of a strict formal pass at the confidence bound) and **expressivity preserved** — the RL improved accent *without* the prosody-flattening that naive reward optimization causes. ## Usage ```python # pip install coqui-tts soundfile librosa from TTS.tts.configs.xtts_config import XttsConf...
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