Cohere Transcribe Arabic 07 2026 ONNX
ONNX export of CohereLabs/cohere-transcribe-arabic-07-2026 (2B, Arabic + English) restructured to run fast on the ONNX Runtime DirectML EP. Same architecture as cohere-transcribe-03-2026, hand-exported from the...
Model source
- Kind
- Text model
- File size
- 145 KB
- Base model
- CohereLabs/cohere-transcribe-arabic-07-2026
- Version
- vdecoder_model_merged_dyn
- Updated
- Sep 14, 2026
- Downloads
- 16
- Source
- Hugging Face
Source description
Cohere Transcribe Arabic 07-2026 — DirectML-optimized ONNX
ONNX export of CohereLabs/cohere-transcribe-arabic-07-2026
(2B, Arabic + English) restructured to run fast on the ONNX Runtime DirectML EP. Same
architecture as cohere-transcribe-03-2026,
hand-exported from the reference PyTorch weights (stock optimum can't export cohere_asr).
What changed (tools/onnx/cohere_decompose_attention.py in WinSTT)
- Loop-invariant cross-KV hoisted into the encoder — cross-attention K/V (which depend only on
the audio) are computed once per utterance in
encoder_model*.onnx, not per decoded token. - Static self-KV decode — the self-attention KV cache is a fixed-length buffer updated by a masked write, so the DirectML EP compiles the decoder once per utterance instead of re-fusing its graph on every autoregressive step. Measured ~3.5 ms/token on DirectML (RTX 3080 Ti) vs ~16 ms/token on the CPU EP — ~4.6× faster, entirely on the GPU.
Two decoders per precision (both fed by the hoisted encoder, sharing the decoder sidecar):
decoder_model_merged*.onnx (static self-KV, marker winstt_static_kv, fastest on DirectML) and
decoder_model_merged*_dyn.onnx (growing self-KV, faster on the CPU EP). WinSTT picks per device.
Numerically verified against the source on CPU (autoregressive logits parity: bit-exact fp32/q4).
Notes vs the multilingual export: this torch-traced graph uses a (B, S, nh, hd) head layout, so
the cross-attention is left dynamic (not padded to a fixed bucket) — perfectly fast for the ≤10 s
segments a dictation VAD produces; only unrealistically long single clips would benefit from
bucketing. The int8 decoder ships dynamic-only (decoder_model_merged_int8.onnx is the
growing-self graph): its DynamicQuantizeLinear scales interact badly with the fixed-KV write, so it
runs the hybrid path (encoder-DML / decoder-CPU). fp32 and q4 get the full static decode.
Files
onnx/encoder_model[_int8|_q4].onnx(+ external data) — hoisted encoders (cross-KV outputs).onnx/decoder_model_merged[_q4].onnx(+_dyn) — static / dynamic decoders (fp32, q4).onnx/decoder_model_merged_int8.onnx— dynamic-only (int8).- Tokenizer / configs — unchanged.
Sources
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Model artifacts
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Model artifacts
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Source excerpts
2 excerpts--- license: apache-2.0 language: - ar - en pipeline_tag: automatic-speech-recognition tags: - audio - speech-recognition - transcription - onnx - directml base_model: - CohereLabs/cohere-transcribe-arabic-07-2026 --- # Cohere Transcribe Arabic 07-2026 — DirectML-optimized ONNX ONNX export of [CohereLabs/cohere-transcribe-arabic-07-2026](https://huggingface.co/CohereLabs/cohere-transcribe-arabic-07-2026) (2B, Arabic + English) restructured to run **fast on the ONNX Runtime DirectML EP**. Same architecture as [cohere-transcribe-03-2026](https://huggingface.co/Masterx/cohere-transcribe-03-2026-ONNX), hand-exported from the reference PyTorch weights (stock `optimum` can't export `cohere_asr`). ## What changed (`tools/onnx/cohere_decompose_attention.py` in [WinSTT](https://github.com/dahshury/WinSTT)) 1. **Loop-invariant cross-KV hoisted into the encoder** — cross-attention K/V (which depend only on the audio) are computed once per utterance in `encoder_model*.onnx`, not per decoded token. 2. **Static self-KV decode** — the self-attention KV cache is a fixed-length buffer updated by a masked write, so the DirectML EP compiles the decoder **once** per utterance instead of re-fusing its graph on every autoregressive step. Measured ~3.5 ms/token on DirectML (RTX 3080 Ti) vs ~16 ms/token on the CPU EP — **~4.6× faster**, entirely on the GPU. Two decoders per precision (both fed by the hoisted encoder, sharing the decoder sidecar): `decoder_model_merged*.onnx` (**static self-KV**, marker `winstt_static_kv`, fastest on DirectML) and `decoder_model_merged*_dyn.onnx` (**growing self-KV**, faster on the CPU EP). WinSTT picks per device. Numerically verified against the source on CPU (autoregressive logits parity: bit-exact fp32/q4). **Notes vs the multilingual export:** this torch-traced graph uses a `(B, S, nh, hd)` head layout, so the cross-attention is left dynamic (not padded to a fixed bucket) — perfectly fast for the ≤10 s segments a dictation VAD produces; only unrealistically long single clips would benefit from bucketing. The **int8** decoder ships **dynamic-only** (`decoder_model_merged_int8.onnx` is the growing-self graph): its `DynamicQuantizeLinear` scales interact badly with the fixed-KV write, so it runs the hybrid path (encoder-DML / decoder-CPU). fp32 and q4 get the full static decode. ## Files - `onnx/encoder_model[_int8|_q4].onnx` (+ ex...
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