Provides 100 English–Khasi parallel sentence pairs with aligned studio-quality WAV recordings for ASR, TTS and translation evaluation; curated by Medharvix as a restricted public sample—full corpus available by request.
Multilingual 2B speech–language model for ASR and bidirectional speech translation (EN, FR, DE, ES, PT, JA), providing punctuation/truecasing, keyword biasing, and a dual-head CTC encoder to boost transcription accuracy.
7B multilingual translation model optimized for instruction-following and low-latency deployment across 33 languages; provides quantized/FP8/GGUF builds and integrations (vLLM, llama.cpp) for server and on-device inference.
Provides a family of multilingual translation models (1.8B, 7B, 30B-A3B) supporting 33 languages and instruction-following; offers low-bit quantized formats (1.25-bit, 2-bit, FP8, GGUF) and deployment guides for on-device and server inference.
Parallel Chinese→Vietnamese dataset of webnovel (xianxia) text provided in JSON for NMT training and teacher-student distillation. In-domain, ~100K–1M examples with CC-BY-4.0 license — useful for fine-tuning or distillation experiments but limited by narrow genre and small download footprint.
Large streaming-audio dataset for training and evaluating audio-LLMs and audio agents. About 2.28M clips grouped into multi-turn “streams” across six task subsets (ASR, speech translation, audio understanding, voice chat, proactive response, environment-aware); audio shipped as tar shards.
Trains LLMs with reinforcement learning using a surface chrF reward so models learn to extract and apply linguistic signals from rich context for translating completely unseen languages. Demonstrates better zero-shot translation than in-context learning or supervised fine-tuning, framing outcome-based RL as a meta-skill for language learning from context.
Provides over 1.1M hours of high-bandwidth, multichannel multilingual speech with segment- and word-level timestamps, English translations, and per-file metadata for ASR, TTS and audio-representation research. Preserves original 48kHz multichannel OPUS audio and is released under CC BY 3.0.
A living, crowdsourced dataset of hard-to-translate examples (text, images, audio, video) paired with handcrafted verification rules that flag concrete MT failures. LTBv1 contains 3,456 peer-reviewed examples across many language pairs and accepts ongoing contributions.
Provides transcripts, translations, and multi-task text labels for speech across 48 languages and about 463,000 hours. The release contains manifests only; audio must be obtained from the original data providers.
Translates incoming Chinese or English speech incrementally, aiming to keep lag low without losing meaning. This FP8 checkpoint returns translated text; speech synthesis and voice cloning require a separately configured TTS service.