Evaluate OmniVoice models with standard TTS metrics: WER (intelligibility), SIM-o (speaker similarity), and UTMOS (naturalness).
| Test Set | Languages | WER Module | Metrics |
|---|---|---|---|
| LibriSpeech-PC | English | HuBERT WER | WER + Speaker Sim + MOS |
| Seed-TTS (en) | English | Whisper WER | WER + MOS |
| Seed-TTS (zh) | Chinese | Paraformer WER | WER + MOS |
| FLEURS | 102 languages | Omnilingual-ASR WER | WER (per-language + macro-avg) |
| MiniMax Multilingual | 24 languages | Whisper + Paraformer | WER + MOS |
pip install omnivoice[eval]
# or
uv sync --extra evalcd examples
bash run_eval.sh
# run_eval.sh will
# (1) download all required test sets and test models;
# (2) inference and evaluation for each test set.Measures how intelligible the generated speech is by transcribing it with an ASR model and comparing to the reference text. Lower is better. Note that some languages actually use CER (Character Error Rate).
- LibriSpeech-PC: HuBERT-based ASR
- Seed-TTS: Whisper (en) or Paraformer (zh)
- MiniMax: Whisper for non-Chinese, Paraformer for Chinese
- FLEURS: Omnilingual-ASR multilingual model
Cosine similarity between speaker embeddings (ECAPA-TDNN + WavLM) of the reference and generated audio. Higher is better.
Neural network that predicts Mean Opinion Score from audio. Higher is better.