faster-whisper for CTranslate2 transcription
Run Whisper recognition through CTranslate2 with configurable compute precision.
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whisper.cpp for local Whisper transcription
Run compatible Whisper models through a native inference engine.
Whisper for multilingual speech recognition
Transcribe or translate speech with OpenAI's published Whisper models.
gsplat for Gaussian splatting research and rendering
Use differentiable Gaussian rasterization building blocks from Python.
Nerfstudio for reconstructing scenes from images
Train and inspect neural scene representations from captured views.
TRELLIS for generating 3D assets
Generate a 3D representation from supported image or text conditioning workflows.
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