Datasets:
dataset_info:
features:
- name: id
dtype: string
- name: en_text
dtype: string
- name: tr_text
dtype: string
- name: hi_text
dtype: string
- name: source
dtype: string
splits:
- name: train
num_bytes: 23340593
num_examples: 65662
download_size: 10073692
dataset_size: 23340593
configs:
- config_name: default
data_files:
- split: train
path: data/train-*
language:
- tr
- hi
- en
license: cc-by-sa-4.0
task_categories:
- translation
tags:
- parallel-text
- turkish
- hindi
- flores
- opus-100
pretty_name: TR↔HI Parallel Text
size_categories:
- 10K<n<100K
TR↔HI Parallel Text
65,662 aligned text triples — English pivot plus Turkish and Hindi
(en_text / tr_text / hi_text), each tagged with its source.
This is the text layer the speech corpora were synthesised from: these
sentences were sent to TTS to produce
tr-hi-parallel-speech-v2,
which was then Mimi-encoded into
tr-hi-mimi-encoded.
Text-only, ~10 MB, no audio. Sources include FLORES, OPUS-100, and
machine-translated conversational data — check source per row, since the
licence terms differ by origin (FLORES is share-alike).
Where this sits
The v0.3 speech-to-speech pipeline, end to end:
tr-hi-parallel-text text triples (en pivot -> tr / hi)
| TTS
tr-hi-parallel-speech-v2 synthetic speech + QC signals
| Mimi encode
tr-hi-mimi-encoded 8-codebook tokens + word alignments
| Stage-2 training
tr-hi-s2st-v0.3 the released model
| Model | tr-hi-s2st-v0.3 |
| Text | tr-hi-parallel-text |
| Speech | tr-hi-parallel-speech-v2 · -v3 |
| Encoded | tr-hi-mimi-encoded |
| Eval sets | fleurs-tr-hi-mimi-encoded · lahaja-eval · cv-tr-eval |
Code
| repo | what it does |
|---|---|
model |
Stage-2 training, evaluation harness and TPU launch tooling |
Project
TinyAya Stage 2 — Turkish⇄Hindi speech-to-speech translation with a text inner-monologue: a LoRA-adapted Cohere2 backbone driving a frozen Moshi depth decoder over Mimi codes.
The v0.3 run covered 76,250 steps / 2.07 epochs on a Cloud TPU v6e-16 (best val composite 2.8199 @ step 76,000). Read honestly: the text inner-monologue learns to translate (free-run chrF++ ~25.7 / 25.1), while intelligible audio synthesis remains the frontier (ASR-chrF++ 3.7 / 9.6 against a 92.1 / 86.6 ground-truth-audio ceiling) — bounded by the frozen depth decoder, not by translation understanding.
- Results: v0.3 evaluation report
- Training run: W&B
xzcb60bl· emergence report - Blog: Adapting Moshi for Low-Resource Speech Translation
Compute for the v0.3 run was provided by Google's TPU Research Cloud (TRC).