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I can share my repo when it's finished. In the meantime, you can take a look at this: https://huggingface.co/spaces/vumichien/whisper-speaker-diar...
My goal for my project is to build a tool that transcribes Interviews (e.g, in Sales or Recruiting) and puts the Transcription through ChatGPT (Waiting for the API atm) to make a summary that looks like the notes of the call. Speaker diarization is important, so I don't have more than 4000 tokens input in ChatGPT. I will see how it goes, but if it's reliable enough (looks like it so far), it will save the time it tak…
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I can share my repo when it's finished. In the meantime, you can take a look at this: https://huggingface.co/spaces/vumichien/whisper-speaker-diar...
My goal for my project is to build a tool that transcribes Interviews (e.g, in Sales or Recruiting) and puts the Transcription through ChatGPT (Waiting for the API atm) to make a summary that looks like the notes of the call. Speaker diarization is important, so I don't have more than 4000 tokens input in ChatGPT. I will see how it goes, but if it's reliable enough (looks like it so far), it will save the time it tak…
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#33Related/Off Topic: Is there a documented way to improve the accuracy of a particular language model? Say we can put in the effort to collect 1000's of verified/transcribed samples of a language that is currently scored poorly (WER). What steps do I have to take to get those improvements into the system?
For this model specifically (https://github.com/openai/whisper) it would be a significant challenge for a newcomer. Luckily Huggingface has a blog post that will get you started: https://huggingface.co/blog/fine-tune-whisper
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#34The only thing Whisper misses is speaker diarization. I'm currently working on a model that uses Whisper + pyannote to transcribe Interviews and also detects who is speaking. It's working but damn it takes so long
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Why are you waiting for the API? The OpenAI Playground has API examples you can copy paste. You can go over 4000 tokens if you have a business justification and payment method. You have access to most of their models even the new Codex ones Edit: Looked at your link and I misunderstood. I think I understand you're waiting for the ChatGPT specific model now?
> You can go over 4000 tokens if you have a business justification and payment method. That's incorrect
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I can share my repo when it's finished. In the meantime, you can take a look at this: https://huggingface.co/spaces/vumichien/whisper-speaker-diar...
My goal for my project is to build a tool that transcribes Interviews (e.g, in Sales or Recruiting) and puts the Transcription through ChatGPT (Waiting for the API atm) to make a summary that looks like the notes of the call. Speaker diarization is important, so I don't have more than 4000 tokens input in ChatGPT. I will see how it goes, but if it's reliable enough (looks like it so far), it will save the time it tak…
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My goal for my project is to build a tool that transcribes Interviews (e.g, in Sales or Recruiting) and puts the Transcription through ChatGPT (Waiting for the API atm) to make a summary that looks like the notes of the call. Speaker diarization is important, so I don't have more than 4000 tokens input in ChatGPT. I will see how it goes, but if it's reliable enough (looks like it so far), it will save the time it tak…
Ha. I’m also doing something similar with a friend at https://www.paxo.ai . Funny that we all seemed to have an similar idea, all at once.