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q3146dq4/Supertonic-3-LiteRT-WI8-AFP32
Supertonic-3-LiteRT-WI8-AFP32 is a text-to-speech model from q3146dq4. Use it when you need text read aloud. It is set up for litert. The card lists the license as openrail.
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From the Hugging Face model README
Based on soniqo/Supertonic-3-LiteRT.
vector_estimator.tflite: Dynamic WI8_AFP32vocoder.tflite: selective Dynamic WI8_AFP32; two sensitive vocoder ops are kept FP32text_encoder.tflite: FP32duration_predictor.tflite: Dynamic WI8-AFP32Measured on a Snapdragon 690 Android device using the LiteRT XNNPACK CPU backend.
| Inference steps | Original soniqo/Supertonic-3-LiteRT | WI8-AFP32 | Speedup |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4-step | RTF 0.667 | RTF 0.305 | 2.19× faster |
| 8-step | RTF 1.205 | RTF 0.513 | 2.35× faster |
Lower RTF is better. An RTF below 1.0 means synthesis is faster than real-time.
Compared with the original Soniqo LiteRT model, WI8-AFP32 reduces end-to-end RTF by approximately 54% at 4 steps and 57% at 8 steps on Snapdragon 690.
This allows even relatively low-end mobile CPUs to run Supertonic-3 comfortably faster than real-time at both 4-step and 8-step settings.
Performance varies depending on device, thermal state, thread configuration, and LiteRT/XNNPACK version.
This repository contains LiteRT/TFLite inference models only.
duration_predictor.tflite is Dynamic WI8-AFP32. text_encoder.tflite remains FP32. In the local 4/8/16-step A/B comparison, the overlapping waveform/spectral metrics matched the previous FP32-DP bundle; the maximum predicted-duration shift was 11.96 ms.