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FireRedASR is an industrial-grade family of open-source automatic speech recognition models designed to provide high-precision speech-to-text performance across languages including Mandarin, English, and various Chinese dialects, achieving new state-of-the-art benchmarks on public test sets. The project includes multiple model variants to meet different application needs, such as high-accuracy end-to-end interaction using an encoder-adapter-LLM framework and efficient real-time recognition using attention-based encoder-decoder architectures, giving developers flexibility in balancing performance and resource constraints. ...

MiniMax-M1 is presented as the world’s first open-weight, large-scale hybrid-attention reasoning model, designed to push the frontier of long-context, tool-using, and deeply “thinking” language models. It is built on the MiniMax-Text-01 foundation and keeps the same massive parameter budget, but reworks the attention and training setup for better reasoning and test-time compute scaling. Architecturally, it combines Mixture-of-Experts layers with lightning attention, enabling the model to...

Janus is a sophisticated open-source project from DeepSeek AI that aims to unify both visual understanding and image generation in a single model architecture. Rather than having separate systems for “look and describe” and “prompt and generate”, Janus uses an autoregressive transformer framework with a decoupled visual encoder—allowing it to ingest images for comprehension and to produce images from text prompts with shared internal representations. The design tackles long-standing...

The CSM (Conversational Speech Model) is a speech generation model developed by Sesame AI that creates RVQ audio codes from text and audio inputs. It uses a Llama backbone and a smaller audio decoder to produce audio codes for realistic speech synthesis. The model has been fine-tuned for interactive voice demos and is hosted on platforms like Hugging Face for testing. CSM offers a flexible setup and is compatible with CUDA-enabled GPUs for efficient execution.

...FixRes demonstrates that a mismatch between training and testing resolutions often leads to suboptimal accuracy, and fine-tuning the classifier and batch normalization layers at higher test resolutions significantly enhances performance. The repository includes pretrained models, feature embeddings, and evaluation scripts corresponding to the experiments reported in the NeurIPS 2019 paper “Fixing the train-test resolution discrepancy.”