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这是一个用C++实现ASR推理的项目,它依赖很少,安装也很简单,推理速度很快,在树莓派4B等ARM平台也可以流畅的运行。 支持的模型是由Google的Transformer模型中优化而来,数据集是开源wenetspeech(10000+小时)或阿里私有数据集(60000+小时), 所以识别效果也很好,可以媲美许多商用的ASR软件。

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这是一个用C++实现ASR推理的项目,它依赖很少,安装也很简单,推理速度很快,在树莓派4B等ARM平台也可以流畅的运行。 支持的模型是由Google的Transformer模型中优化而来,数据集是开源wenetspeech(10000+小时)或阿里私有数据集(60000+小时), 所以识别效果也很好,可以媲美许多商用的ASR软件。

FastASR has 553 stars on GitHub. It has been forked 79 times. FastASR is written mainly in C. It has been in active development since 2022. FastASR is available under the Apache-2.0 license. Its main topics are speech-recognition.

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这是一个用C++实现ASR推理的项目,它依赖很少,安装也很简单,推理速度很快,在树莓派4B等ARM平台也可以流畅的运行。 支持的模型是由Google的Transformer模型中优化而来,数据集是开源wenetspeech(10000+小时)或阿里私有数据集(60000+小时), 所以识别效果也很好,可以媲美许多商用的ASR软件。

Is FastASR open source?

FastASR is an open-source project. It is released under the Apache-2.0 license.

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Yes. FastASR is free and open source — you can use, modify and self-host it.

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FastASR is available under the Apache-2.0 license.

What language is FastASR written in?

FastASR is written mainly in C.

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