Update model card: current presets, venue, and usage snippet
Browse filesReplaces the five-preset table with the two presets that ship (default, torgo) and fixes the usage snippet, which called load_preset("star_v5") for a preset that no longer exists. Adds the GPU memory the training recipe needs and the SLT 2026 venue; drops internal run filenames.
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# ChiReSSD
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Speaker-preserving reconstruction of
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Given a target transcript and a short reference recording
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- Code: <https://github.com/Lab-MSP/ChiReSSD>
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- Paper: *Generative Reconstruction of Pediatric Disordered Speech for Automated Clinical
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## Model description
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StyleTTS2 fine-tuned on child disordered speech. Two 128-dimensional style vectors are
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sampled from the adapted diffusion prior. `alpha` weights the acoustic side and
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prosodic; 1.0 is fully diffusion-sampled, 0.0 fully reference-driven.
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It works on unseen speakers from a reference as short as a few seconds. No per-
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trained, and no paired typical/atypical recordings are required.
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## Base model and license chain
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Fine-tuned from the StyleTTS2 LibriTTS second-stage checkpoint by
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[yl4579](https://github.com/yl4579/StyleTTS2) (MIT). **That base checkpoint is not
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here** — obtain it from the upstream release. The frozen helper models (ASR text
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pitch extractor, PL-BERT) likewise ship inside the upstream repository and are
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ChiReSSD's own modification to StyleTTS2 is two lines, published as patch files in the code
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repository rather than as a fork.
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## Intended use
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Research on speech reconstruction and on automated clinical evaluation of
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disorders.
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## Out of scope
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Child speech from UltraSuite/CLP-derived recordings, obtained under their own data use
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agreements. **The corpus is not released here and is not redistributable**: it is identifiable
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child clinical speech.
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<https://huggingface.co/datasets/changelinglab/ultrasuite-benchmark> is a suitable starting
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## Training configuration
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| Sample rate | 24 kHz |
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| LR schedule | OneCycleLR, `pct_start=0.1` (upstream: 0) |
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The heavy pitch weighting is deliberate: the pitch extractor was pretrained on adult voices,
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children's F0 is both higher and more variable, so it needs the strongest adaptation of
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component. Conversely, only four epochs — longer schedules start fitting the disordered
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articulation itself.
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## Inference
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| Preset | alpha | beta | steps | Purpose |
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| `star_oneshot_base` | 1.0 | 0.5 | 5 | One-shot baseline (no fine-tuning) |
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| `star_adult_tts` | 0.3 | 0.7 | 5 | Standard adult-TTS baseline |
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| `torgo_v5` | 1.0 | 0.5 | 15 | Adult dysarthric speech |
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`alpha` is high on purpose. A low `alpha` leans on the reference acoustics, which is exactly
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where the disordered articulation lives.
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**Synthesis is stochastic.** The initial style latent is zeros rather than a Gaussian draw,
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the ADPM2 sampler is ancestral and adds fresh noise at every step, so repeated calls
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waveform and in duration. Pass a `seed` for reproducible output.
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## Evaluation
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See the paper.
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code repository does not either: the evaluation corpora are not redistributable, so the numbers
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cannot be independently recomputed from what is published here.
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## Ethical considerations
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This model is trained on identifiable clinical recordings of children and is designed to
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therefore also its misuse vector: the same property that makes feedback usable in a
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voice makes the model a voice-cloning tool for a minor. Use it only with
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ethical oversight.
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## Usage
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from chiressd.config import load_preset
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model = ChiReSSD.from_pretrained() # downloads this checkpoint
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style = model.compute_style("
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"butterfly butterfly butterfly",
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Run `chiressd-setup` first: it clones and patches the upstream StyleTTS2 checkout that
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the architecture and frozen helper models.
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## Checkpoint provenance
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Derived from
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- 2258 MB → 767 MB; the 1491 MB removed is optimizer state, which inference never reads
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- `sha256` of `model.pth`: `6c5faf5b4967b4d26cb4c58d4517dcc477729a579039316741bd88b9bd0f16e0`
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- Verified bit-exact against the training checkpoint it was stripped from: under a fixed seed,
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the two produce an identical 256-d style vector and identical waveform samples
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provably changes no output
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Full details in `manifest.json`.
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## Citation
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Rosero, Yeo, Mortensen, Van't Slot, Hallac, and Busso. *Generative Reconstruction of Pediatric
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Disordered Speech for Automated Clinical Evaluation.*
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# ChiReSSD
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Speaker-preserving reconstruction of disordered speech.
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Given a target transcript and a short reference recording of a speaker, ChiReSSD synthesizes
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that transcript with canonical pronunciation while keeping the speaker's voice and prosody.
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Pronunciation enters through the text pathway; identity and prosody come from the style
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pathway. That separation is the point: ordinary style-preserving TTS treats disordered
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articulation as part of the speaker's style and so reproduces the mispronunciation it was
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meant to correct.
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- Code: <https://github.com/Lab-MSP/ChiReSSD>
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- Paper: *Generative Reconstruction of Pediatric Disordered Speech for Automated Clinical
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## Model description
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StyleTTS2 fine-tuned on child disordered speech. Two 128-dimensional style vectors are
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extracted from the reference recording — acoustic (timbre) and prosodic — and interpolated
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with a style sampled from the adapted diffusion prior. `alpha` weights the acoustic side and
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`beta` the prosodic; 1.0 is fully diffusion-sampled, 0.0 fully reference-driven.
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It works on unseen speakers from a reference as short as a few seconds. No per-speaker model
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is trained, and no paired typical/atypical recordings are required.
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## Base model and license chain
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Fine-tuned from the StyleTTS2 LibriTTS second-stage checkpoint by
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[yl4579](https://github.com/yl4579/StyleTTS2) (MIT). **That base checkpoint is not
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redistributed here** — obtain it from the upstream release. The frozen helper models (ASR text
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aligner, JDCNet pitch extractor, PL-BERT) likewise ship inside the upstream repository and are
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not redistributed.
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ChiReSSD's own modification to StyleTTS2 is two lines, published as patch files in the code
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repository rather than as a fork.
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## Intended use
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Research on speech reconstruction and on automated clinical evaluation of speech sound
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## Out of scope
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Child speech from UltraSuite/CLP-derived recordings, obtained under their own data use
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<https://huggingface.co/datasets/changelinglab/ultrasuite-benchmark> is a suitable starting
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point; see `DATA.md` in the code repository.
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## Training configuration
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| Sample rate | 24 kHz |
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| LR schedule | OneCycleLR, `pct_start=0.1` (upstream: 0) |
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The heavy pitch weighting is deliberate: the pitch extractor was pretrained on adult voices,
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articulation itself.
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Trained on 2× 48 GB GPUs. At batch 4 and `max_len` 600 the recipe needs more than 48 GB, so a
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single smaller card requires lowering both.
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## Inference
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Two presets ship with the code:
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| Preset | alpha | beta | steps | Purpose |
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| `default` | 0.8 | 0.5 | 10 | The released operating point |
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| `torgo` | 1.0 | 0.5 | 15 | Adult dysarthric speech |
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`alpha` is high on purpose. A low `alpha` leans on the reference acoustics, which is exactly
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where the disordered articulation lives.
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**Synthesis is stochastic.** The initial style latent is zeros rather than a Gaussian draw,
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but the ADPM2 sampler is ancestral and adds fresh noise at every step, so repeated calls
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differ in waveform and in duration. Pass a `seed` for reproducible output.
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## Evaluation
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See the paper.
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## Ethical considerations
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This model is trained on identifiable clinical recordings of children and is designed to
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reproduce a speaker's vocal identity accurately. High speaker similarity is the method's goal
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and therefore also its misuse vector: the same property that makes feedback usable in a
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child's own voice makes the model a voice-cloning tool for a minor. Use it only with
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appropriate consent and ethical oversight.
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## Usage
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from chiressd.config import load_preset
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model = ChiReSSD.from_pretrained() # downloads this checkpoint
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style = model.compute_style("speaker_reference.wav")
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"butterfly butterfly butterfly",
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style,
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seed=1234,
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**load_preset("default").as_kwargs(),
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```
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Run `chiressd-setup` first: it clones and patches the upstream StyleTTS2 checkout that
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supplies the architecture and frozen helper models.
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## Checkpoint provenance
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Derived from the fine-tuning run's final checkpoint by keeping `state['net']` only, removing
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the `module.` prefix that DataParallel added to ten of the thirteen submodules, and making
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every tensor detached, CPU-resident and contiguous. Precision is unchanged (float32; no fp16
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cast, which would alter outputs).
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- 2258 MB → 767 MB; the 1491 MB removed is optimizer state, which inference never reads
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- `sha256` of `model.pth`: `6c5faf5b4967b4d26cb4c58d4517dcc477729a579039316741bd88b9bd0f16e0`
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- Verified bit-exact against the training checkpoint it was stripped from: under a fixed seed,
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the two produce an identical 256-d style vector and identical waveform samples
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Full details in `manifest.json`.
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## Citation
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Rosero, Yeo, Mortensen, Van't Slot, Hallac, and Busso. *Generative Reconstruction of Pediatric
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Disordered Speech for Automated Clinical Evaluation.* In Proceedings of the IEEE Spoken
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Language Technology Workshop 2026 (SLT '26), Palermo, Italy, 2026.
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