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| license: other | |
| license_name: nyra-health-non-commercial-research | |
| license_link: LICENSE.md | |
| base_model: nyralabs/CrisperWhisper2.0_large | |
| pipeline_tag: automatic-speech-recognition | |
| tags: | |
| - audio.cpp | |
| - gguf | |
| - whisper | |
| - speech-recognition | |
| - word-timestamps | |
| # CrisperWhisper 2.0 Large GGUF | |
| Use these self-contained models with [audio.cpp](https://github.com/0xShug0/audio.cpp). | |
| Converted from [nyralabs/CrisperWhisper2.0_large](https://huggingface.co/nyralabs/CrisperWhisper2.0_large) | |
| at revision `f4334f6e8193f2691212d49b20fa12d370e13896`. | |
| The tokenizer, configuration, and audio.cpp model spec are embedded. | |
| > **License:** the upstream non-commercial research license covers the model | |
| > weights and generated outputs. See [LICENSE.md](LICENSE.md). | |
| | File | Storage | Size | | |
| |---|---|---:| | |
| | `crisperwhisper-2-large-bf16.gguf` | Original BF16 weights | 2.88 GiB | | |
| | `crisperwhisper-2-large-q8_0.gguf` | Q8_0 quantized weights | 1.60 GiB | | |
| | `crisperwhisper-2-large-q4_k.gguf` | Q4_K quantized weights | 0.91 GiB | | |
| ## CUDA validation | |
| These measurements use an RTX 5090, eight CPU threads, and the default | |
| transcription settings. C++ uses a CUDA Debug build; Python uses the official | |
| Transformers backend. The sample contains five FLEURS clips from each supported | |
| dataset language tested here (`en`, `kk`, `ru`, and `uz`), for 20 clips and | |
| 242.4 seconds of audio. One request warmed each session before measurement. | |
| RTF sums inference time for the 20 measured requests and excludes model loading | |
| and the warm-up request. Peak VRAM includes the loaded model and inference | |
| graphs. | |
| | Runtime / storage | Peak VRAM | RTF | Sample WER | Exact transcripts vs Python | | |
| |---|---:|---:|---:|---:| | |
| | Official Python, Transformers | 4,140 MiB | 0.0586 | 34.50% | reference | | |
| | BF16 | 4,130 MiB | 0.0283 | 34.50% | 19/20 | | |
| | Q8_0 | 2,822 MiB | 0.0236 | 34.77% | 18/20 | | |
| | Q4_K | 2,122 MiB | 0.0260 | 34.77% | 11/20 | | |
| The one Python-versus-C++ BF16 mismatch was `uz_000`. Python emitted | |
| `fukaralari ... muljallangin`, while C++ emitted | |
| `fukaraları ... mulgallangin`. The FLEURS reference is | |
| `fuqarolari ... moʻljallangan`, so both outputs count as the same two word | |
| substitutions and have identical WER. The `19/20` result measures exact | |
| agreement between implementations, not agreement with the reference text. | |
| Q8_0 is the balanced quantized option in this sample: it reduced peak VRAM by | |
| 1,308 MiB and ran 16.6% faster than BF16, with one additional word error. | |
| Q4_K reduced peak VRAM by another 700 MiB, but introduced noticeably more | |
| transcript wording drift and was slower than Q8_0. Its aggregate WER happened | |
| to match Q8_0 on this small sample; that does not make its transcripts equally | |
| stable. C++ BF16 was 2.1x faster than the official Python Transformers path; | |
| Q8_0 was 2.5x faster and used 1,318 MiB less peak VRAM. These 20 clips are a | |
| quantization and implementation check, not a general accuracy benchmark. | |
| ## Usage | |
| ```bash | |
| audiocpp_cli --task asr --family crisperwhisper \ | |
| --model crisperwhisper-2-large-q8_0.gguf --backend cuda \ | |
| --audio speech.wav --request-option language=en \ | |
| --text-out transcript.txt --words-out words.json --log | |
| ``` | |
| - `transcription_mode=verbatim` preserves disfluencies and vocal events. | |
| - `transcription_mode=intended` produces cleaned text. | |
| - `transcription_mode=verbatimize` uses a clean transcript supplied with `--text` | |
| to restore disfluencies from audio up to 30 seconds long. | |
| - `--task align --text "Known transcript"` aligns supplied words in offline mode. | |
| - Long-form ASR uses overlapping continuation windows. `--mode streaming` emits | |
| committed text per window after receiving the complete recording, not live PCM. | |
| See the [model usage guide](https://github.com/0xShug0/audio.cpp/blob/main/docs/models/crisperwhisper.md) | |
| for request and session options. | |