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Languages| Language | Status || --- | :---: || English (en) | ✅ || Japanese (ja) | ✅ || Chinese, simplified (zh) | ✅ |❓ FAQWhere can I download the model checkpoint?We use gdown to download the model to directory ./checkpoints/ when you run preload_models() for the first time.If you cannot access Google, please manually download from this link, and put the file under directory ./checkpoints/.How much VRAM do I need?6GB GPU VRAM - Almost all NVIDIA GPUs satisfy the requirement.Why the model fails to generate long text?Transformer's computation complexity increases quadratically while the sequence length increases. Hence, all training are kept under 22 seconds. Please make sure the total length of audio prompt and generated audio is less than 22 seconds to ensure acceptable performance. To generate long text, a huge paragraph must be breakdown into short sentences. We are currently working on this.MORE TO BE ADDED...🧠 TODO[x] Add Chinese README[ ] .bat scripts for non-python users[x] Long text generation[ ] Fine-tuning for better voice adaptation[ ] Replace Encodec decoder with Vocos decoder[ ] To be added...🙏 AppreciationVALL-E X paper for the brilliant idealifeiteng's vall-e for related training codebark for the amazing pioneering work in neuro-codec TTS model⭐️ Show Your SupportIf you find VALL-E X interesting and useful, give us a star on GitHub! ⭐️ It encourages us to keep improving the model and adding exciting features.📜 LicenseVALL-E X is licensed under the MIT License.Have questions or need assistance? Feel free to open an issue or join our DiscordHappy voice cloning! 🎤 To restore the repository download the bundle wget and run: git clone Plachtaa-VALL-E-X_-_2023-08-29_09-12-16.bundle Source: PlachtaaUpload date: 2023-08-29

Interpretation of audiogram results, and hearing augmentation as a practical coda to this issue. After reading the issue and taking the Postreading Self-Assessment and CME Test written by Drs Adam G. Kelly and James W. M. Owens Jr, readers may earn up to 20 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM toward self-assessment CME or, for Canadian participants, a maximum of 20 hours toward the Self-Assessment Program (Section 3) of the Maintenance of Certification Program of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. Additional credit can be obtained by listening to Continuum Audio interviews associated with this and other Continuum issues, available to all subscribers, and completing tests on the Continuum Audio web platform or mobile app. Continuum Audio is also accredited by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. ...I am so appreciative that Dr Terry D. Fife accepted my invitation to serve as guest editor of this issue, and I would especially like to thank him for organizing such an inclusive set of articles and inviting authors who are prominent experts and educators in neuro-otology. This issue is part of a pilot program of Continuum issues read aloud. Different from Continuum Audio, these are recordings read verbatim from the print articles by Dr Michael Kentris, a neurologist at the Clinical Neuroscience Institute in Dayton, Ohio. The audio files are available to all Continuum subscribers in the AAN’s Online Learning Center at continpub.com/CME. I encourage you to listen and submit the survey with your feedback on this pilot, which has been extended to include this issue, as well as the June and August 2021 issues. My sincerest thank you to Dr Fife for his remarkable guest editorship of this issue, including his organization of the practical and inclusive article topics, enlistment of such outstanding content experts, and devotion to every step along the way toward publication. The result is a volume of Continuum that should enhance the expertise of each of us as we hear our patients’ histories, perform relevant examinations, and diagnose and treat the many patients who present to us with signs and symptoms of neuro-otologic (eg, vestibular) dysfunction, whether of peripheral or central origin. —STEVEN L. LEWIS, MD, FAANEDITOR-IN-CHIEF© 2021 American Academy of Neurology.