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Question: Using a pretrained encoder for getting the speaker embedding. #29

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nischal-sanil opened this issue Jan 19, 2021 · 3 comments

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@nischal-sanil
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Hi,

Did you guys experiment using a pretrained encoder for getting the speaker embedding similar to your previous work (AutoVC).

PS: Amazing work by the way!

Thanks,

@FurkanGozukara
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@nischal-sanil did you make it work?

can you check my question please? #28

@terbed
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terbed commented Jun 4, 2021

I have the same question @auspicious3000
Here you use the one-hot encoded embedding with a lent of 82 (the number of speakers it was pretrained), but could you generate a zeros-shot general embedding like in AutoVC. If I am correct the size of the used embedding was larger in that, I assume you cannot use that here.

So to wrap up: this method with the pretrained weights works only on the 82 speakers it was trained and conditioned on if we consider only the timbre conversion?

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@terbed Yes. Unless you retrain the model.

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