Then installed it using a wsl command

also if i remember correctly docker exists and its pretty popular

And boom instant Google colab pro (If you have a good gpu)

What's docker

a really fancy way to run linux apps on windows from what i can see on goggle.com

i think its also mentioned in the tt2 repo nevermind its not but theres a dockerfile folder

From my experience I don't think it works very well with colabs though

Because colabs sometimes used Linux specific commands and command line tools like apt-get and other things

Wsl worked nice for me because I'm using Windows 11

So insider stuff

OH yeah i dont think docker supports simple bash commands doesnt it

since it runs it directly rather than having like A Layer (like wsl)

i use wsl for a lot of basic tasks because i dont like batch and also because i want to run cowsay on my computer

what do I change?

Can you add a song to uberduck ai?

How do i get a 1mb file

Have you guys encountered any situation where ARPA does not suffice?

i wish tacos arpa implementation supported more symbols

Which symbols are you looking for?

theres some phonemes In Here that don ' t exist in tt2

im just speaking in general

Yeah that's interesting. I know IPA has way more control but I don't think Tacotron accepts those type of characters

Unless you translate first to IPA then Arpa

(which i'm not sure you can do)

In the file there will be a list of vowels and consonants. Make sure that the connections between each IPA symbol and ARPA output match and add/remove any IPA symbols needed. Just make sure to keep vowels and consonants separate, I guess.

Don't worry about the American/English stuff, the code I sent you prioritises nothing but IPA

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wtfluff arpabet has glottal stops‽

i mean i highly doubt a nn would have enough training data to do them but if it somehow did then that'd be quite helpful for my toki pona shenanigans