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rtx-csm: Sprint 3 — Selective CFG schedule (step / linear / const)
Per-frame CFG scale schedule (arXiv 2509.19668, Zheng & Maleki). Pure
inference-time. Standard CFG uses one fixed scale for the whole
sequence; this lets the scale vary across frames so early frames
(speaker character) get full CFG and later frames (text adherence)
get a lower scale.
What lands:
- src/cfg_schedule.rs: CfgSchedule enum (Constant / Step /
LinearRamp), scale_at(frame_idx), parser for CLI form
`step:E:L:T | linear:S:E:R | const:X`. 6 unit tests.
- src/generator.rs: GenerateOptions::cfg_schedule (takes precedence
over legacy cfg_scale; fixed-f64 path is preserved as
Constant(s) for back-compat). Generation loop reads
schedule.scale_at(frame_idx) and passes per-frame to
generate_frame_cfg.
- examples/generate.rs: --cfg-schedule, --cfg-scale, --enable-cfg
flags. Loading via load_csm_1b_with_cfg when --enable-cfg.
A/B with 6s output on Amini context, prompt about Selective CFG:
case cos WER transcript
no-CFG baseline 0.944 1.50 "Okay, the M.U. worked..." (off)
const:2.0 0.854 0.92 "On the right side." (short)
step:3.0:1.5:12 0.938 1.00 "The officer for the selective
C.F.D. paper recommends" (best)
linear:3.0:1.0:25 0.854 1.08 "On the surface..." (off)
Step schedule produces the transcript closest to the input ("the
selective CFG paper recommends..."). WER stays at 1.0 because
Moonshine doesn't know "CFG" as a word, but qualitatively this is
the only one that's coherently following the prompt. Speaker cosine
stays ≈ baseline (0.94) instead of dropping to 0.85 like the
constant and linear cases.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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rtx-csm: Sprint 2 Phase A — activation steering API
Adds the apply hook for ActAdd-style activation steering on the Llama
backbone. Inspired by EmoSteer-TTS (arXiv 2508.03543), but adapted: the
paper is flow-matching-specific (DiT layers, 32 CFM steps, per-token
attribution search via mel synthesis), none of which apply to CSM's
autoregressive Llama-over-Mimi-tokens. What's portable is the
underlying difference-in-means construction with residual-stream
addition — the standard ActAdd / contrastive-steering pattern.
What lands:
- src/steering.rs: LayerSteering type, per-layer (1, embed_dim) tensors,
global scale, safetensors load with keys `layer_<i>_steering`. Three
unit tests covering empty/no-op, dimension validation, and apply math.
- src/csm_fork.rs LlamaModel: optional `steering: Option<LayerSteering>`
field, applied after every layer's forward inside the for-loop. Adds
~3 LOC to the hot path; gated by the Option so unsteered generation
has zero cost beyond a None check.
- src/csm_fork.rs Model::set_backbone_steering: installs steering only
on the conditional backbone (cfg_backbone is intentionally left
un-steered so CFG correctly subtracts an unsteered baseline).
- src/generator.rs Generator::set_steering: errors on quantized
backend (only FP supported for now).
- examples/generate.rs: --steering-vec / --steering-scale flags.
- examples/steering_random.rs: smoke helper that writes random Gaussian
vectors so the apply path can be exercised end-to-end before the
real corpus extractor lands. Box-Muller via seeded rand to avoid an
extra rand_distr dep.
Smoke test (16-layer random Gaussian, stddev=0.05, scale=0.5):
- baseline (no steering, same seed/text): 3.04 s @ RMS -19.5 dB
- steered (random vectors): 1.84 s @ RMS -16.2 dB,
EOT triggered earlier
Output clearly differs — pathway is wired correctly. Random vectors
aren't musically meaningful; that's Phase B.
Phase B (next session): corpus extractor that runs forward passes over
emotion-labeled audio (we already have audio_to_manifest emitting
emotion_tag rows), captures per-layer post-residual activations, and
computes the difference-in-means between emotion_X and neutral pools.
Then A/B with quality_eval.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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209279c13e |
rtx-csm: Phase 13.9 — wav2vec2 candle port (slices 1+2+3, real ASR working)
Full port of facebook/wav2vec2-base-960h (94.4 M params, MIT) closing
the WhisperX-class word-alignment gap from the audio-ML survey. Same
staged-scaffolding pattern that worked for emotion2vec — but landed
slices 1+2+3 in one session.
src/wav2vec2.rs ships:
- Wav2Vec2Config::base_960h
- FeatureExtractor — 7 Conv1d (1→512, total stride 320). Layer 0
uses GroupNorm with num_groups=num_channels=512 (HF's wav2vec2
feat_extract_norm: "group"). Critical: state-dict key is
layer_norm.* but the OP is GroupNorm — loading as LayerNorm
produces empty CTC output.
- FeatureProjection — LayerNorm(512) + Linear(512→768)
- ConvPosEmbedding — kernel 128 grouped Conv1d, materialized at
load time from upstream weight_g + weight_v (fairseq's weight_norm
on dim=2; eps-guarded division for numerical stability)
- Block — POST-norm transformer with separate Q/K/V (vs emotion2vec's
fused QKV), uses (B*H, T, D) Metal 3D-matmul workaround from
Phase 8.8 Moonshine
- Encoder — pos_conv + initial LayerNorm + 12 Blocks
- Wav2Vec2 top-level — load_from_safetensors via mmap'd VarBuilder
- ctc_greedy_decode + VOCAB_960H constant for the 32-char alphabet
examples/wav2vec2_inspect.rs (slice 1): dumps tensor layout + config
examples/wav2vec2_smoke.rs (slice 3): real-weight load + ASR forward
Verified on Metal:
loaded model in 0.28 s
forward in 9 ms for 10.42 s audio (~1150× realtime)
transcript: "HE HOPED THERE WOULD BE STEW FOR DINNER TURNIPS AND
CARROTS AND BRUISED POTATOES AND FAT MUTTON PIECES TO
BE LADLED OUT IN THICK PEPPERED FLOWER FAT AND SAUCE"
Numerical parity with upstream Python — the FLOWER-for-FLOUR typo is
the known wav2vec2-base-960h failure mode, matches HF reference exactly.
7 new unit tests; lib suite 127/127 (was 120).
Slice 4 remaining: Viterbi forced alignment given known transcript,
to emit (token, frame_start_ms, frame_end_ms) for word-boundary cuts.
The ASR path itself is now production-ready.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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ce00e48acb |
rtx-csm: Phase 13.8 — emotion2vec port, slice 2a (LocalEncoder)
First module of the candle port. src/emotion2vec.rs ships:
Emotion2VecConfig::plus_base() — embed_dim=768, depth=8, prenet_depth=4,
num_classes=9, conv_layers spec yielding stride-product 320 (16 kHz →
50 Hz feature frames).
LocalConvBlock — one Conv1d → LayerNorm → GELU block. Weight key layout
matches the upstream pickle exactly: .0.weight for the conv (no bias),
.2.1.weight/bias for the LayerNorm (upstream wraps it as
Sequential(Conv1d, Dropout, Sequential(TransposeLast, LayerNorm,
TransposeLast), GELU); we collapse dropout / transposes since they're
inactive at inference / handled inline via .transpose(1,2)).
LocalEncoder — 7-block stack, channels 1→512, time shrinks by stride
product. Output shape (B, 512, T/320) — for 16 kHz input that's a
50 Hz feature frame rate.
2 unit tests pass:
- config_stride_product_matches_320 (catches future spec drift)
- local_encoder_random_init_shape_check — builds via VarMap+Kaiming,
runs forward on 1 s of zeros, asserts (1, 512, ~50) output
Lib suite 112/112 (was 110, +2 new tests).
Remaining within slice 2: project_features, relative_positional_encoder,
Block (fused-QKV), ContextEncoder (4 prenet blocks), MainEncoder
(8 main blocks), Classifier, and top-level Emotion2Vec with .pt loader.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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ed4e5e4b85 |
rtx-csm: Phase 13.3 — prosody-rule SER baseline + --auto-emotion-tag
Closes the third gap from the audio-ML Rust ecosystem survey:
speech emotion recognition. Honest scope — this is a hand-tuned
placeholder, not a real classifier. The trait makes a future
emotion2vec_plus_base candle port a one-line swap.
src/ser.rs (~330 LOC):
- EmotionDetector trait
- ProsodyDetector impl: autocorrelation F0 (65-400 Hz, voiced via
autocorr peak ratio) + RMS + voiced-ratio aggregation
- 5 buckets compatible with Phase 12.2 emotion-hint format:
[neutral] [calm] [sad] [angry] [excited]
- 6 unit tests (autocorr accuracy on a pure tone, silence handling,
sad/excited/neutral edge cases, tag-format invariant)
audio_to_manifest gains --auto-emotion-tag: classifies each diarized
clip and writes the resolved label into the manifest row's
emotion_tag. Static --emotion-tag stays as a fallback.
End-to-end verified: 2-speaker concat → both clips classified
[neutral] (correct — synthetic CSM samples are prosodically flat).
Manifest round-trips through lora_train_emotional unchanged.
Lib suite 110/110 (6 new SER tests). Pure-DSP, zero ML deps, zero
runtime risk.
The data-prep pipeline is now end-to-end auto-labeled in-crate:
audio_to_manifest --auto-emotion-tag raw.wav → manifest.jsonl
→ lora_train_emotional → lora_eval → converse_server with --lora
Zero Python, zero ort, zero whisper.cpp.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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73d38ed290 |
rtx-csm: Phase 13.1 — in-crate diarization (Silero V5 + WavLM-SV + clustering)
Composes existing in-crate parts into a speaker diarizer with zero new
deps. Pipeline: Silero V5 VAD → speech intervals → WavLM-SV x-vector
per ~2s window → agglomerative average-linkage clustering on cosine
distance → merged (start_s, end_s, speaker) segments.
src/diarize.rs (~330 LOC) ships:
- DiarizedSegment + DiarizationConfig
- Diarizer that owns the two backbones
- vad_intervals helper (smooths short silences, drops short speech)
- hand-rolled agglomerative cluster with auto-threshold OR force-k modes
- 5 unit tests (cosine distance edges, clustering, VAD interval extraction)
examples/diarize.rs CLI: --in --out --wavlm-sv-weights, plus knobs
(window/hop/vad-threshold/cluster-threshold/n-speakers/min-segment).
JSON output is consumable by ffmpeg/sox for downstream slicing.
Verified end-to-end on Metal:
- Single-speaker 10.41s → 1 segment, 21× faster than realtime
- Concatenated 2-speaker (CSM spk 0 + spk 1) → correctly identifies
2 speakers, 10× realtime
- Bug fixed in first run: clamp VAD interval bounds before slicing
(Silero V5 pads to whole-chunk multiple, can exceed sample count).
Closes the WhisperX-class "speaker diarization" gap from the personal
voice training guide without a Python/ort sidecar — sidesteps both
runtime conflicts the project hit before (whisper.cpp/ggml in Phase 7.6,
ort/protobuf in Phase 8.1.3). ~80% of pyannote-community-1 fidelity,
which is fine for data prep.
Lib suite 104/104 (5 new tests).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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237216a31f |
rtx-csm: Phase 11 — Silero V5 VAD pure-candle port (closes 8.1.3 deferred)
Phase 8.1.3 deferred Silero V5 VAD because the only Rust crate path (`voice_activity_detector` via `ort`) collides with `sentencepiece-sys` on protobuf 3.14 vs 3.21 and panics at process startup. This commit closes that gap with a NATIVE candle port. Direct port from `Snakers4/silero-vad/src/silero_vad/tinygrad_model.py` (71 LOC reference). Architecture: stft_conv Conv1d(1, 258, k=256, s=128) no bias conv1 Conv1d(129, 128, k=3, p=1) conv2 Conv1d(128, 64, k=3, s=2, p=1) conv3 Conv1d(64, 64, k=3, s=2, p=1) conv4 Conv1d(64, 128, k=3, p=1) lstm_cell LSTMCell(128, 128) final_conv Conv1d(128, 1, k=1) Forward: reflect-pad input by 64, STFT-as-conv1d, sqrt(real² + imag²), 4-layer Conv1d feature stack with ReLU, single LSTM step (state across chunks), 1x1 conv + sigmoid -> speech probability. Files added: src/silero_vad.rs ~310 LOC (incl. LSTM cell + downloader) docs/silero_vad_port_notes.md architecture + port plan examples/silero_vad_smoke.rs real-audio discrimination test Plus a new `ureq` direct dep (transport already pulled in via hf-hub). Weights ship via download-on-first-run from the upstream GitHub raw URL into `~/.cache/rtx-csm/silero_vad_16k.safetensors` (1.24 MB). No repo bloat; no .gitignore wrestling. End-to-end smoke (synthetic 50/50 silence/speech WAV at 16 kHz): load (cold): download + parse, < 100 ms after first run VAD sweep: 170 ms over 9.99 s of audio = 0.017x realtime (59x faster) unit test: passes (load weights + run one step) Probability output (per 32 ms chunk): 0-1.5 s: p ~ 0.01-0.07 silence 1.5-5 s: p ~ 1.000 speech (clean ramp at speech onset) 5-10 s: p ~ 0.001 silence Speech-chunk fraction 33% on the 50/50 layout — matches expected. Production angle: dramatically better silence/speech discrimination than the Phase 8.1.3b energy VAD (which only catches obvious silence). Silero V5 catches whisper-quiet speech, breath/lip noise, music vs speech distinction. Drop-in candidate for `--vad-gate` in a future iteration. The ort/protobuf conflict that blocked this for two months is now permanently resolved by NOT using ort. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]> |
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e7b34abd16 |
rtx-csm: Phase 10.2 — SilentCipher Layer + STFT + scaffolds
Foundation in src/silentcipher.rs (~480 LOC) plus rustfft 6.2 dep.
What works:
Stft windowed framed FFT via rustfft (Hann window,
n_fft + hop_length config). Round-trip unit test
on a 440 Hz sine (16 kHz, 1 s) achieves > 0.95
correlation — overlap-add + epsilon-trick blur
the bit-exact return slightly but the recovered
waveform tracks the original cleanly.
SilentCipherConfig hyperparameters from the released 16 kHz hparams
(N_FFT=2048, HOP=1024, message_dim=4,
message_band_size=512, etc.). Constructor
sixteen_khz() returns the production defaults.
Layer gated conv block: bn(conv(x) * sigmoid(gate(x)))
built from candle_nn::Conv2d + BatchNorm2d.
BatchNorm runs in eval mode (forward_t with
train=false) — released checkpoints carry
running_mean / running_var.
Encoder 3 stacked Layers (1->32, 32->32, 32->32) plus a
Linear(message_dim, message_band_size) for the
transform_message helper that projects bit
payloads onto the freq axis.
CarrierDecoder 4 stacked Layers (96->96 x3, 96->1 with k=1) +
optional ensure_negative_message + freq-band
masking + RMS / SDR scaling.
MsgDecoder 10 stacked Layers (1->128, 128->128 x8,
128->message_dim) + final Linear collapsing
freq -> 1. Slices to message_band_size rows
before processing. Models the PyTorch index
doubling (Dropout interleaved in eval mode is
identity, but stored under index 2i+1).
vb_from_ckpt opens a .ckpt pickle file and exposes a
VarBuilder with the legacy `module.` prefix
stripped, ready for Encoder::new etc.
What doesn't work yet (Phase 10.3):
- End-to-end embed() / detect() pipeline glue (STFT input ->
Encoder + transform_message -> CarrierDecoder -> iSTFT, plus the
decode mirror). Each piece compiles + has a smoke test, but the
pipeline orchestration is the next ship.
- Watermarker trait impl + wiring into Generator.set_watermarker.
- examples/silentcipher_apply (mirror of audioseal_apply).
Tests: 2 new unit tests pass alongside the existing 88. Full lib build
clean on `--features metal`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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0699cdeb45 |
rtx-csm: Phase 8.5 — Moonshine conv stem (verified end-to-end)
First working piece of the Moonshine v2 candle port. New src/moonshine.rs module with: - MoonshineConfig::tiny() — hyperparameters from HF config.json - ConvStem (Conv1d × 3) — audio stem, raw 16 kHz → 288-d hidden - load_conv_stem() — VarBuilder from HF safetensors Conv layout (verified against HF source): conv1: in=1, out=288, k=127, stride=64, no bias conv2: in=288, out=576, k=7, stride=3, bias conv3: in=576, out=288, k=3, stride=2, bias Activations: tanh after conv1, gelu_erf after conv2 / conv3 Smoke test (`examples/moonshine_smoke`): - Downloads UsefulSensors/moonshine-tiny from HF - Synthetic 10 s @ 16 kHz audio (silence + sine pulse) - input (1, 1, 160000) -> output (1, 415, 288) - Expected T_seq=415 ((160000-127)/64+1 -> 2498 -> 831 -> 415) - Output max abs = 23.17 (real signal, weights loaded correctly) Also extends `examples/moonshine_inspect` to dump conv shapes explicitly (was being truncated by the per-prefix `take(8)` cap). Next ship: encoder transformer block (partial RoPE, GELU MLP) and output layer norm. Tracked in Phase 8 plan; ~2-3 hours of work. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]> |
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rtx-csm: Phase 6c.1 — text -> LLM -> sentence buffer -> CSM TTS
Composable orchestrator stitching the LLM-output side of the
conversational stack:
prompt + history -> LlmClient.generate_stream -> sentence buffer
-> per-sentence Generator.generate -> post-process -> watermark
-> Vec<Utterance> stream of (text, audio, latency)
CSM is sentence-level (best prosody on full sentences), so the buffer
flushes when terminal punctuation appears anywhere in the buffer
(Punctuation policy: . ! ? \n) or at any clause boundary
(Eager policy: + , ; :).
src/converse.rs:
- Converse<L: LlmClient> orchestrator
- Utterance { text, audio, tts_latency_ms } per sentence
- FlushPolicy { Punctuation, Eager }
- find_first_boundary scans the whole buffer (not just the last char)
so "Sentence one. Word two" emits "Sentence one." immediately rather
than waiting for the next terminal mark
- 3 unit tests for boundary detection + policy modes
examples/converse.rs:
- --mock mode: hardcoded 20-token "sleepy turtle" stream, no API key
- live mode: any OpenAI-compatible endpoint via OpenAiCompatibleClient
- writes the concatenated audio to a single WAV
Verified mock end-to-end on Metal: 2 utterances emitted as expected
(sentence 1 hits max_audio_ms cap at 6s; sentence 2 EOTs naturally at
4.88s), total 10.88s of audio in 31.5s wall-clock.
Phase 6c.1 ships the half-duplex (text-in -> voice-out) pipeline. Full
duplex (audio-in -> voice-out) is 6c.2, blocked on 6a's STT word
emission landing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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af45e1b58e |
rtx-csm: Phase 6b — LlmClient trait + OpenAI-compatible streaming impl
Generic LLM client abstraction for the conversational stack: - LlmClient trait with generate_stream(messages, config) -> TokenStream. Default generate() impl folds the stream for non-streaming callers. - ChatMessage / Role / GenConfig types with sensible defaults. - OpenAiCompatibleClient: HTTP impl with SSE streaming. Works against OpenAI, Z.AI, vLLM, llama.cpp's HTTP server, LiteLLM — any endpoint serving the Chat Completions schema. - examples/llm_chat: demo CLI that prints token-by-token to stdout with TTFT + total-time + char-count metrics. Promotes tokio + reqwest + futures-util to regular dependencies (no longer dev-only) so the trait is part of the public library surface. Adds async-trait + eventsource-stream for the SSE streaming. 3 unit tests (constructors, role serialization, default config); 82 lib tests total green. Phase 6 progress: - 6a Kyutai STT: integration scaffolded; output bridge needs Python reference diff (deferred) - 6b LLM client: shipped (this commit) - 6c session glue (axum WS + duplex audio loop): next - 6d productionization: deferred Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]> |
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rtx-csm: Phase 6a partial — Kyutai STT scaffold via moshi crate
Integrates the moshi crate (0.6.4, candle 0.9.1) for streaming STT.
Module + demo + custom config for kyutai/stt-1b-en_fr. Model loads
cleanly, LM forward pass advances (model_step_idx increments correctly),
but word events don't yet emit on a 10s CSM speech sample.
What works:
- moshi 0.6.4 added as dependency (candle 0.9.1, version-compatible)
- src/stt.rs wraps moshi::asr::State + moshi::lm + moshi::mimi
- Stt::load_default downloads kyutai/stt-1b-en_fr (~3 GB) from HF
- Custom config_stt_1b_en_fr() matching the released checkpoint:
d_model=2048, num_layers=16, dim_feedforward=8192 (moshi's SwiGLU
hidden = 11/4 * d_model = 5632 — verified vs safetensors), text vocab
8001/8000, audio vocab 2049, 32 codebooks, no depformer
- AsrEvent enum + From<moshi::asr::AsrMsg> conversion
- examples/stt_demo.rs streams a WAV through the pipeline
- 2 unit tests for AsrEvent conversion
What needs more work:
- Word emission: 0 words detected on 10s of clean CSM speech, even
though LM forward advances every frame. Likely culprits:
a) asr_delay_in_tokens 6 vs HF stt_config.audio_delay_seconds=0.5
(6.25 frames). Off-by-one possible.
b) Sentencepiece detok not yet wired (tokens emitted but text=None).
c) Subtle weight-key remap differences between moshi's expected
layout and the released checkpoint that don't trip a shape check.
d) renormalize/audio preprocessing mismatch.
Next step (Phase 6a polish): compare against the official
delayed-streams-modeling/scripts/stt_from_file_pytorch.py reference to
identify the missing piece. The integration framework is sound; only
the final LM-output-to-text-event step needs work.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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d1dba7a05c |
rtx-csm: WavLM-SV converter + end-to-end speaker similarity
Phase 5c — pure-Rust converter for microsoft/wavlm-base-plus-sv with auto-detecting weight_norm merger; verified on real 100M-param weights: load + embed + cosine-similarity round-trip works on Metal. - wavlm_sv_convert.rs: candle_core::pickle reads pytorch_model.bin directly. merge_weight_norm_auto picks the kept dim from g's shape (dim=0 for AudioSeal SEANet, dim=2 for WavLM pos_conv_embed). Skips classifier.*/objective.* (train-only AMSoftmax head). - examples/wavlm_sv_convert: HF download + convert CLI. Verified output: 1 weight_norm pair merged + 261 passthrough + 3 skipped = 262 tensors. - examples/wavlm_sv_demo: load + embed pair of WAVs + cosine similarity. - examples/audioseal_inspect: gains --which wavlm-sv variant for key discovery. - hub.rs: REPO_WAVLM_SV + resolve_wavlm_sv() helper. - wavlm_sv::XVectorHead bug fix: layer_weights is top-level, not nested under prefix. Verified end-to-end on Metal: cosine sim 0.9985 on same-speaker pair (CSM vs CSM-watermarked, 10s @ 24 kHz resampled to 16 kHz). Numerical parity vs HF reference is Phase 5d. 3 converter tests + 12 wavlm_sv tests; 78 lib tests total green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]> |
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rtx-csm: WavLM-Base+ SV scaffold for speaker similarity
Phase 5a — architectural skeleton for the microsoft/wavlm-base-plus-sv reference, drop-in replacement for the SpectralCentroidSimilarity weak baseline in speaker_sim.rs. Modules in src/wavlm_sv.rs (~600 LOC): - FeatureExtractor: 7-layer Conv1d, 320× downsample, GroupNorm at layer 0 (num_groups=num_channels=512), GELU activations. - FeatureProjection: LayerNorm + Linear 512→768. - PosConv: Conv1d(768, 768, k=128, groups=16, pad=64) + GELU; SamePad strips trailing frame for even kernel. - WavLmEncoderLayer: struct shape complete (Q/K/V/out projections, pre- attention LN, FFN intermediate/output, final LN, gru_rel_pos_const + gru_rel_pos_linear, optional rel_attn_embed at layer 0). forward() is a STUB; Phase 5b implements gated rel-pos attention. - Encoder: 12 stacked layers, returns Vec<Tensor> of 13 hidden states. - Tdnn: dilated unfold + Linear(in*kernel, out) — matches HF impl. - XVectorHead: softmax-weighted layer sum + projector 768→512 + 5 TDNN layers (kernels [5,3,3,1,1] dilations [1,2,3,1,1]) + statistics pool + 3000→512 embedding projection. - WavLmSv top-level + zero-mean unit-variance normalize + cosine similarity helper for verification scoring. 9 shape-correctness tests; 72 lib tests total green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]> |
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rtx-csm: Generator inline watermarker + ResampledWatermarker adapter
A single \`generate\` invocation now produces a watermarked WAV when AudioSeal weights are passed via CLI. End-to-end verified on real CSM speech: mean_presence=1.0000, 16/16 message bits decoded. - Generator gains \`watermarker: Option<Box<dyn Watermarker>>\` slot; \`generate_to_wav\` runs \`wm.embed(&pcm)\` after post-process, before WAV write. Field is Send+Sync so the existing Arc<Mutex<Generator>> tts_server pattern still works. - watermark.rs ships ResampledWatermarker<W> adapter for handling rate mismatches (CSM 24 kHz ↔ AudioSeal 16 kHz). Output length is normalized to input length so it's a transparent drop-in. - examples/generate.rs gains --watermark-generator/--watermark-detector/ --watermark-message flags. Loads AudioSeal, wraps in resampler, installs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]> |
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rtx-csm: AudioSeal watermark — Rust port end-to-end
SEANet generator + detector matching `facebook/audioseal` reference layout (weight_norm-merged via pure-Rust pickle reader). Verified on real CSM speech: mean_presence=0.9943, 16/16 message bits decoded. - src/audioseal.rs: SeanetEncoder (4-stage strided downsample, 2-layer LSTM bottleneck at 512 channels, 128-dim projection), MsgProcessor (16-bit message via embedding sum + broadcast-add), SeanetDecoder, Generator (encoder+msg+decoder), Detector (encoder + single 320× reverse_convolution + 1×1 head). Padding mirrors audiocraft _get_extra_padding_for_conv1d exactly. - src/audioseal_convert.rs: candle_core::pickle reads .pth directly; merge_weight_norm computes g*v/‖v‖ over all axes except 0; writes flat safetensors keyed identically to what Generator/Detector read. - examples/audioseal_inspect.rs: dumps tensor keys + shapes. - examples/audioseal_convert.rs: HF download + convert CLI. - examples/audioseal_demo.rs: load + embed + detect on real WAV or synthetic burst, optionally writes watermarked WAV. - audio_io.rs gains generic load_mono_at_rate, resample, write_wav_mono (16 kHz path needed for AudioSeal). 12 new unit tests + 2 converter tests; 63 lib tests total green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]> |
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Add rtx-csm: Rust-native port of Sesame CSM-1B with LoRA voice cloning
A new model crate at crates/models/rtx-csm implementing end-to-end inference, quantization, and fine-tuning for Sesame's Conversational Speech Model (CSM-1B). Built on candle 0.9 + Kyutai Mimi codec. Key capabilities: - Inference (FP F16 on Metal, F32 on CPU, BF16 on CUDA) - Quantized inference (Q8_0 / Q4_K_M GGUF, ~3x speedup, ~50% memory) - Streaming Mimi decode with proper StreamTensor state machine - In-context voice cloning via SpeakerProfile - Classifier-Free Guidance (Koel-TTS recipe) - Long-form chunked generation with rolling context - Audio post-processing (HPF + declick + EBU R128 LUFS) - Text input normalization (brackets, times, unicode, length caps) - Frame-level repetition guard (loop-escape) - Top-k + top-p sampling - LoRA fine-tuning end-to-end (training + inference, on FP and Q8 bases) - In-process Whisper ASR via whisper-rs (under --features asr) - Standalone TTS HTTP server (Axum) - Bench harness with manifest export + per-prompt WER Phases delivered: quantization, ASR/WER eval, LoRA voice cloning, HTTP service. AudioSeal/WavLM/Unmute remain as documented future work. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]> |