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+ license: apache-2.0
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+ - Ayoub-Laachir/Darija_Dataset
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+ - openai/whisper-large-v3
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+ # Model Card for Fine-tuned Whisper Large V3 (Moroccan Darija)
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+ ## Model Overview
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+ **Model Name:** Whisper Large V3 (Fine-tuned for Moroccan Darija)
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+ **Author:** Ayoub Laachir
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+ **License:** apache-2.0
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+ **Repository:** [Ayoub-Laachir/MaghrebVoice](https://huggingface.co/Ayoub-Laachir/MaghrebVoice)
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+ **Dataset:** [Ayoub-Laachir/Darija_Dataset](https://huggingface.co/datasets/Ayoub-Laachir/Darija_Dataset)
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+ ## Description
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+ This model is a fine-tuned version of OpenAI’s Whisper Large V3, specifically adapted for recognizing and transcribing Moroccan Darija, a dialect influenced by Arabic, Berber, French, and Spanish. The project aims to improve technological accessibility for millions of Moroccans and serve as a blueprint for similar advancements in underrepresented languages.
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+ ## Technologies Used
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+ - **Whisper Large V3:** OpenAI’s state-of-the-art speech recognition model
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+ - **PEFT (Parameter-Efficient Fine-Tuning) with LoRA (Low-Rank Adaptation):** An efficient fine-tuning technique
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+ - **Google Colab:** Cloud environment for training the model
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+ - **Hugging Face:** Hosting the dataset and final model
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+ ## Dataset Preparation
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+ The dataset preparation involved several steps:
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+ 1. **Cleaning:** Correcting bad transcriptions and standardizing word spellings.
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+ 2. **Audio Processing:** Converting all samples to a 16 kHz sample rate.
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+ 3. **Dataset Split:** Creating a training set of 3,312 samples and a test set of 150 samples.
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+ 4. **Format Conversion:** Transforming the dataset into the parquet file format.
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+ 5. **Uploading:** The prepared dataset was uploaded to the Hugging Face Hub.
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+ ## Training Process
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+ The model was fine-tuned using the following parameters:
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+ - **Per device train batch size:** 8
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+ - **Gradient accumulation steps:** 1
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+ - **Learning rate:** 1e-4 (0.0001)
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+ - **Warmup steps:** 200
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+ - **Number of train epochs:** 2
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+ - **Logging and evaluation:** every 50 steps
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+ - **Weight decay:** 0.01
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+ Training progress showed a steady decrease in both training and validation loss over 8000 steps.
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+ ## Testing and Evaluation
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+ The model was evaluated using:
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+ - **Word Error Rate (WER):** 3.1467%
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+ - **Character Error Rate (CER):** 2.3893%
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+ These metrics demonstrate the model's ability to accurately transcribe Moroccan Darija speech.
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+ The fine-tuned model shows improved handling of Darija-specific words, sentence structure, and overall accuracy.
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+ ## Challenges and Future Improvements
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+ ### Challenges Encountered
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+ - Diverse spellings of words in Moroccan Darija
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+ - Cleaning and standardizing the dataset
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+ - Expand the dataset to include more Darija accents and expressions
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+ - Further fine-tune the model for specific Moroccan regional dialects
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+ - Explore integration into practical applications like voice assistants and transcription services
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+ ## Conclusion
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+ This project marks a significant step towards making AI more accessible for Moroccan Arabic speakers. The success of this fine-tuned model highlights the potential for adapting advanced AI technologies to underrepresented languages, serving as a model for similar initiatives in North Africa.