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Zipformer streaming model: repeated single-syllable words/characters stop abruptly #1356

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rouseabout opened this issue Oct 31, 2023 · 3 comments

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@rouseabout
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I have been experimenting with the pre-trained zipformer streaming models:

A problem I observe is the models do not recognise more than two single-syllable words/characters in a sequence. The recogniser stop emitting tokens after the first two words or characters.

For example:

  • English: Speaking ONE ONE ONE is recognised only as ONE ONE. Speaking ONE over and over again produces no more tokens.
  • 中文: Speaking 对对对对 is recognised only as 对对. Speaking more 对's produces no more tokens.

The problem goes away if single syllable words/characters are mixed with other single syllable words/characters. For example:

  • ONE TWO ONE TWO ONE TWO ONE
  • 对的对的对的
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Problem also occurs with non-streaming models, e.g.:

Given this happens across different datasets and training runs, is there something about the zipformer model architecture that intentionally limits output of many identical single-syllable word/character tokens?

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joazoa commented Jan 16, 2024

I also experience this issue.

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danpovey commented Jan 17, 2024 via email

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