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ESPERNet

ESPERNet is a set of AI models for audio-to-audio speech processing. The versions available here have been trained on the Mozilla CommonVoice dataset.

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vClassifier 34000
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25 oct. 2026
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Hugging Face

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ESPERNet

ESPERNet is a set of AI models for audio-to-audio speech processing. The versions available here have been trained on the Mozilla CommonVoice dataset.

This model is still in development! Weights will be uploaded as soon as hyperparameter tuning and training are complete.

ESPERNet is built from three models: an encoder, a decoder, and a classifier. Together, they form a VLGAN architecture. (Lee, Je-Yeol & Choi, Sang-Il. (2020). Improvement of Learning Stability of Generative Adversarial Network Using Variational Learning. Applied Sciences. 10. 4528. 10.3390/app10134528. )

The VAE latent space is split into two parts: a low-dimensional, time-dependent phoneme space and a larger, time-constant style-and-speaker space. This difference in dimensionality enables the encoder to separate speech content from speaker identity. (Xie, Yuying, et al. "Speaker and style disentanglement of speech based on contrastive predictive coding supported factorized variational autoencoder." 2024 32nd European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO). IEEE, 2024.)

Paired with the decoder, which benefits from adversarial training to produce high-quality outputs, the model can be used for speech transfer from one speaker to another.

Unlike most audio-processing networks, ESPERNet uses the ESPER format instead of MEL spectrograms. That format was designed specifically for speech processing and enables high-quality speech reconstruction without an auxiliary network, as well as a range of effects, augmentations and transforms through libESPER-V2.

Training and other related scripts are available on GitHub.

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--- license: apache-2.0 pipeline_tag: audio-to-audio --- # ESPERNet ESPERNet is a set of AI models for audio-to-audio speech processing. The versions available here have been trained on the Mozilla CommonVoice dataset. **This model is still in development! Weights will be uploaded as soon as hyperparameter tuning and training are complete.** ESPERNet is built from three models: an encoder, a decoder, and a classifier. Together, they form a VLGAN architecture. ***(Lee, Je-Yeol & Choi, Sang-Il. (2020). Improvement of Learning Stability of Generative Adversarial Network Using Variational Learning. Applied Sciences. 10. 4528. 10.3390/app10134528. )*** The VAE latent space is split into two parts: a low-dimensional, time-dependent phoneme space and a larger, time-constant style-and-speaker space. This difference in dimensionality enables the encoder to separate speech content from speaker identity. ***(Xie, Yuying, et al. "Speaker and style disentanglement of speech based on contrastive predictive coding supported factorized variational autoencoder." 2024 32nd European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO). IEEE, 2024.)*** Paired with the decoder, which benefits from adversarial training to produce high-quality outputs, the model can be used for speech transfer from one speaker to another. Unlike most audio-processing networks, ESPERNet uses the ESPER format instead of MEL spectrograms. That format was designed specifically for speech processing and enables high-quality speech reconstruction without an auxiliary network, as well as a range of effects, augmentations and transforms through [libESPER-V2](https://github.com/CdrSonan/libESPER-V2). Training and other related scripts are [available on GitHub](https://github.com/CdrSonan/ESPERNet).

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