Summarizing https://scontent-mad1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.2365-6/369747868_602316515432698_2401716319310287708_n.pdf?_nc_cat=106&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=3c67a6&_nc_ohc=Hemsc5bBlBIAX-chfUm&_nc_ht=scontent-mad1-1.xx&oh=00_AfAQbZMsa123MMqBfEnjo2XQ9klO1LxrfpfTqI1bl-dreA&oe=65161579
Here's my try:
FAIRSEQ2 is an open-source library that provides tools for speech and language processing, designed with extensibility and clear separation of core and experimental code in mind. It was created to prevent the scenario where research ideas were added in the form of if-else statements mixed with the core functionality, leading to poorly supported and often subtly incompatible options. In FAIRSEQ2, all basic components are designed with the "dependency inversion" principle, making it possible to compose them easily without requiring copy/pasting large amounts of code. Existing model architectures can be modified with just a few lines of code without interfering with the parent blocks or hindering access for other users. Larger efforts (like UnitY or Sonar) are moved into separate repositories and use FAIRSEQ2 as a dependency.
SeamlessM4T is an open-source research model that provides end-to-end speech and text translation capabilities for 96 languages. It was created to address the wide range of training and execution environments for Deep Learning models, from single-container training via on-demand Cloud Computing Services to huge LLMs training jobs running on exaFLOPS supercomputers. SeamlessM4T uses FAIRSEQ2 as its core speech processing library, providing a consistent interface across different architectures and training scenarios.
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