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+ license: cc-by-4.0
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+ datasets: [RobotsMali/afvoices-notag]
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+ base_model: ylacombe/vits-vctk-with-discriminator
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+ tags: [vits, text-to-speech, bambara, training-checkpoint, discriminator, low-resource]
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+ # Bambara VITS — training checkpoint
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+ `RobotsMali/bam-vits-train` is the continued-training counterpart of [`RobotsMali/bam-vits`](https://huggingface.co/RobotsMali/bam-vits). Its `VitsModelForPreTraining` weights retain both the generator and discriminator (about 323 MB rather than the inference export's 159 MB). Use this repository as `model_name_or_path` when fine-tuning; use `bam-vits` for ordinary inference.
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+ > **Substantially undertrained.** The checkpoint received 200 epochs on a small experimental corpus and remains far below typical VITS budgets of hundreds of thousands of optimizer steps (approximately 200,000 is our reference). It is a starting point, not a converged base model.
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+ Clone the RobotsMali training code, install its pinned dependencies, build monotonic alignment, then point a copied YAML config at this checkpoint and your dataset:
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+ Review speaker and vocabulary settings for your data. This repository's custom training class and compiled monotonic-alignment extension are required. After training, `push_vits_model.py --inference_only` publishes a generator-only `VitsModel`; omitting the flag preserves the discriminator.
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+ The model was initialized from the English VCTK [`ylacombe/vits-vctk-with-discriminator`](https://huggingface.co/ylacombe/vits-vctk-with-discriminator) and trained on `top20-speakers` from [`RobotsMali/afvoices-notag`](https://huggingface.co/datasets/RobotsMali/afvoices-notag): 21,253 training and 1,128 test examples from the 20 participants with the most utterances, excluding tagged transcripts. The corpus is spontaneous, noisy ASR data rather than studio TTS data.
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+ No MOS, intelligibility, pronunciation, speaker-similarity, or safety evaluation is reported. Any downstream model inherits risks from undertraining, noisy data, limited speaker coverage, minimal text normalization, and the English initialization. The source participant-to-model-index mapping was not saved. Evaluate convergence, pronunciation, memorization, bias, licensing, speaker consent, and voice similarity for every derivative.
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+ This checkpoint is for research and fine-tuning. Do not use it to impersonate people, create deceptive audio, or support safety-critical speech without substantial additional training and evaluation. Clearly document downstream data and disclose synthetic audio.
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+ - [RobotsMali training repository](https://github.com/RobotsMali-AI/vits-bam), adapted from [ylacombe/finetune-hf-vits](https://github.com/ylacombe/finetune-hf-vits)
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+ - [VITS paper](https://proceedings.mlr.press/v139/kim21f.html)