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# SATE: Speech Annotation and Transcription Enhancer (MVP)
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This is the **Minimum Viable Product (MVP)** version of **SATE**, a unified pipeline framework that integrates audio segmentation, speaker diarization, transcription, and linguistic annotation into a single application.
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## Overview
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- **Main Entry**: `main_socket.py`
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- **Input**: Entire audio file (`.mp3`, `.wav`, etc.)
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- **Output**: Word-level timestamped transcription with annotations such as pauses, repetitions, filler words, mispronunciations and syllables.
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- **Preprocessing**:
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- Audio segmentation
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- Speaker diarization
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- Transcription using Crisper Whisper
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- **Annotation**:
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- Pause
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- Repetition
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- Filler Words
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- Syllable Structure
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- Mispronunciation Sequence (PLM container is needed)
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- **Feature Extraction**
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## Getting Started
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#### Installation
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##### 1. Clone the repo
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```bash
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git clone https://github.com/SwenHou/SATE.git
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```
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##### 2. Install packages
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```bash
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conda env create -f environment_sate_0.11.yml
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```
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##### 3. Start Inference API in your Local Computer
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Setup your Huggingface Token:
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```bash
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export HF_TOKEN=<your_token_here>
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```
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Start API:
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```bash
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python main_socket.py
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```
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#### Usage
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##### 1. Get Annotations
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```bash
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curl -X POST http://localhost:7860/process \
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-F "audio_file=@<your local path to audio file>" \
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-F "device=cuda" \
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-F "pause_threshold=0.25"
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```
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The annotation file is also available in `SATE/session_data/`
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## 🐳 Use Docker
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### 1. Build Docker Image
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Tn `Dockerfile`:
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Delete `ENV HF_HOME=/data/.huggingface` and add `ENV HF_TOKEN=<your_token_here>`
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Run the following command in the project root directory:
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```bash
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docker build -t sate_0.11 .
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```
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### 2. Run the Docker Container
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```bash
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docker run --gpus all -it --rm \
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sate_0.11
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```
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### 3. Usage
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The usage is same as using local API, but the annotation file will be deleted after container exits.
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```bash
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curl -X POST http://localhost:7860/process \
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-F "audio_file=@<your local path to audio file>" \
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-F "device=cuda" \
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-F "pause_threshold=0.25"
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```
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## 🤗 Use API from Hugging Face Spaces
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curl -X POST https://Sven33-SATE.hf.space/process \
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-F "audio_file=@<your local path to audio file>" \
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-F "pause_threshold=0.25"
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##### Hugging Face Space URL: `https://huggingface.co/spaces/Sven33/SATE`
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Due to Hugging Face's GPU scheduling latency, the initial startup time for the first request is around 5-8 minutes. If there is no visit within five minutes after startup, the service will go back into sleep mode.
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For a 10-minute audio sample, the inference time using a T4 small GPU is approximately under two minutes.
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