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Failed to generate timestamp for nvidia/parakeet-tdt-1.1b #8451
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Also seeing this error. My temporary workaround is to catch ValueErrors and just add a second or two of blank audio to the end of the file before re-processing which seems to work as a temporary stop-gap until this can be fixed. |
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@bradmurray-dt Still facing this issue with 'parakeet-tdt-1.1b' and 'parakeet-tdt-ctc-1.1b':
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Describe the bug
When I tried to generate timestamp with model: nvidia/parakeet-tdt-1.1b, I got following error,
ValueError:
char_offsets
: [{'char': [tensor(607, dtype=torch.int32)], 'start_offset': 28, 'end_offset': 29}....call stack,
Steps/Code to reproduce bug
The code to reproduce above the bug,
(The code below can be used to get timestamp if use parakeet rnnt-1.1b model )
Expected behavior
It should output word timestamps instead of exception.
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GPU model: GTX 1080T
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