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* [infra] docker images automatically using gh * minor change
The example for the post-to-tacc fails , but with the correct of `ark:- |` there is no piping error
Coauthored-By: Jonghwan Hyeon <hyeon0145@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: npovey <you@example.com>
…ion_dependent_subword_lexicon.py (kaldi-asr#4794)
* Update run_blstm.sh fix bug aspire run_blstm.sh * Update egs/aspire/s5/local/nnet3/run_blstm.sh Co-authored-by: Cy 'kkm' Katsnelson <kkm@pobox.com> Co-authored-by: Cy 'kkm' Katsnelson <kkm@pobox.com>
* Remove unused variable. * cudadecoder: Make word alignment optional. For CTC models using word pieces or graphemes, there is not enough positional information to use the word alignment. I tried marking every unit as "singleton" word_boundary.txt, but this explodes the state space very, very often. See: nvidia-riva/riva-asrlib-decoder#3 With the "_" character in CTC models predicting word pieces, we at the very least know which word pieces begin a word and which ones are either in the middle of the word or the end of a word, but the algorithm would still need to be rewritten, especially since "blank" is not a silence phoneme (it can appear between). I did look into using the lexicon-based word alignment. I don't have a specific complaint about it, but I did get a weird error where it couldn't create a final state at all in the output lattice, which caused Connect() to output an empty lattice. This may be because I wasn't quite sure how to handle the blank token. I treat it as its own phoneme, bcause of limitations in TransitionInformation, but this doesn't really make any sense. Needless to say, while the CTM outputs of the cuda decoder will be correct from a WER point of view, their time stamps won't be correct, but they probably never were in the first place, for CTC models.
Fix "glossaries_opt" variable name at line number 39. It's misspelled due to which words in the glossaries weren't reserved while creating BPE.
This is to fix a CI error. It appears that this is from using "ubuntu-latest" in the CI workflow. It got upgraded to ubuntu 22.04 automatically, and this doesn't have python2.7 by default.
Fix reported issues w.r.t python2.7 and some apple silicone quirks
Support for both OpenFST 1.7.3 and 1.8.2
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