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Train a model for synthetic audio detection
This blueprint guides you through training and using a machine learning model that effectively detects synthetic and modified audio content. The primary objective of this model is to provide a lightweight alternative to deep learning approaches, allowing for easier training and deployment while delivering superior detection results. This approach makes audio forgery detection more accessible for applications with limited computational resources. It includes an example for detecting synthetic speech data.
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OS: Windows, macOS, or Linux. Python 3.10 or higher. Min RAM: 16 GB. Disk space: 32 GB min.
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Must-haves
Open-source models and tools usage
README, pyproject.toml, and organized folder structure
Demo app (Streamlit or Gradio) or jupyter notebook
Config file for easy customization
CLI support
Nice-to-haves
CPU compatibility for most local setups
Google Colab notebook option
PyPI package availability
Dockerfile for the demo app
Diagram of the Blueprint in the README
Setup and guidance docs using mkdocs