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Flashing Models
===============
Model Selection and Loading
===========================

:link_to_translation:`zh_CN:[中文]`

In the AI industry, a model refers to a mathematical representation of a system or process. It is used to make predictions or decisions based on input data. There are many types of models, such as decision trees, neural networks, and support vector machines, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. Esprssif also provides our trained models such as WakeNet and MultiNet (see the model data used in :project:`model`)
This document explains how to select and load models for ESP-SR.

To use our models in your project, you need to flash these models. Currently, ESP-SR supports the following methods to flash models:
Model Selection
---------------

.. only:: esp32
ESP-SR allows you to choose required models through the ``menuconfig`` interface. To configure models:

ESP32: Load directly from Flash
1. Run ``idf.py menuconfig``
2. Navigate to **ESP Speech Recognition**
3. Configure the following options:
- **Noise Suppression Model**
- **VAD Model**
- **WakeNet Model**
- **MultiNet Model**

.. only:: esp32s3
.. figure:: ../../_static/kconfig.png
:alt: kconfig

ESP32-S3:

- Load directly from SIP Flash File System (flash)
- Load from external SD card
Updating Partition Table
------------------------
You must add a `partition.csv` file and ensure that there is enough space for the selected models.
Add the following line to your project's ``partitions.csv`` file to allocate space for models:

So that on ESP32-S3 you can:
.. code-block::
- Greatly reduce the size of the user application APP BIN
- Supports the selection of up to two wake words
- Support online switching of Chinese and English Speech Command Recognition
- Convenient for users to perform OTA
- Supports reading and changing models from SD card, which is more convenient and can reduce the size of module Flash used in the project
- When the user is developing the code, when the modification does not involve the model, it can avoid flashing the model data every time, greatly reducing the flashing time and improving the development efficiency
model, data, , , 6000K
Configuration
-------------

Run ``idf.py menuconfig`` to navigate to ``ESP Speech Recognition``:

.. figure:: ../../_static/model-1.png
:alt: overview

overview

.. only:: esp32s3

Model Data Path
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

This option indicates the storage location of the model data: ``Read model data from flash`` or ``Read model data from SD card``.

- ``Read model data from flash`` means that the model data is stored in the flash, and the model data will be loaded from the flash partition
- ``Read model data from SD card`` means that the model data is stored in the SD card, and the model data will be loaded from the SD card

Use AFE
~~~~~~~

This option is enabled by default. Users do not need to modify it. Please keep the default configuration.

Use WakeNet
~~~~~~~~~~~

This option is enabled by default. When the user only uses ``AEC`` or ``BSS``, etc., and does not need ``WakeNet`` or ``MultiNet``, please disable this option, which reduces the size of the project firmware.

Select wake words by via ``menuconfig`` by navigating to ``ESP Speech Recognition`` > ``Select wake words``. The model name of wake word in parentheses must be used to initialize WakeNet handle.

|select wake wake|

If you want to select multiple wake words, please select ``Load Multiple Wake Words``

|multi wake wake|

Then you can select multiple wake words at the same time:

|image1|

.. only:: esp32

.. note::
ESP32 doesn't support multiple wake words.

.. only:: esp32s3

.. note::
ESP32-S3 does support multiple wake words. Users can select more than one wake words according to the hardware flash size.

For more details, please refer to :doc:`WakeNet <../wake_word_engine/README>` .

Use Multinet
~~~~~~~~~~~~

This option is enabled by default. When users only use WakeNet or other algorithm modules, please disable this option, which reduces the size of the project firmware in some cases.

Chinese Speech Commands Model
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

.. only:: esp32
- Replace ``6000K`` with your custom partition size according to the selected models.
- ``model`` is the partition label (fixed value).

ESP32 only supports command words in Chinese:

- None
- Chinese single recognition (MultiNet2)

.. only:: esp32s3

ESP32-S3 supports command words in both Chinese and English:

- None
- Chinese single recognition (MultiNet4.5)
- Chinese single recognition (MultiNet4.5 quantized with 8-bit)
- English Speech Commands Model

The user needs to add Chinese Speech Command words to this item when ``Chinese Speech Commands Model`` is not ``None``.

.. only:: esp32s3

English Speech Commands Model
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

ESP32-S3 supports command words in both Chinese and English, and allows users to switch between these two languages.

- None
- English recognition (MultiNet5 quantized with 8-bit, depends on WakeNet8)
- Add Chinese speech commands

The user needs to add English Speech Command words to this item when ``English Speech Commands Model`` is not ``None``.

For more details, please refer to Section :doc:`MultiNet <../speech_command_recognition/README>` .

How To Use
----------

After the above-mentioned configuration, users can initialize and start using the models following the examples described in the `ESP-Skainet <https://github.com/espressif/esp-skainet>`_ repo.

Here, we only introduce the code implementation, which can also be found in :project_file:`src/model_path.c`.

.. only:: esp32

ESP32 can only load model data from flash. Therefore, the model data in the code will automatically read the required data from the Flash according to the address. Note that, ESP32 and ESP32-S3 APIs are compatible.

.. only:: esp32s3

ESP32-S3 can load model data from flash or SD card.

Load Model Data from flash
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

#. Write a partition table:

::

model, data, spiffs, , SIZE,

Among them, ``SIZE`` can refer to the recommended size when the user uses ``idf.py build`` to compile, for example: ``Recommended model partition size: 500K``

#. Initialize the flash partition: User can use ``esp_srmodel_init(partition_label)`` API to initialize flash and return all loaded models.

- base_path: The model storage ``base_path`` is ``srmodel`` and cannot be changed
- partition_label: The partition label of the model is ``model``, which needs to be consistent with the ``Name`` in the above partition table

After completing the above configuration, the project will automatically generate ``model.bin`` after the project is compiled, and flash it to the flash partition.
Model Loading
-------------

.. only:: esp32s3
ESP-IDF Framework
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Load Model Data from SD Card
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ESP-SR automatically handles model loading through its CMake scripts:

When configured to load model data from ``Read model data from SD card``, users need to:
1. Flash the device with all components:
``idf.py flash``
*This command automatically loads the selected models.*

- Manually load model data from SD card
After the above-mentioned configuration, users can compile the code, and copy the files in ``model/target`` to the root directory of the SD card.
2. For code debugging (without re-flashing models):
``idf.py app-flash``

- Initialize SD card
Users must initialize SD card so the chip can load SD card. Users of `ESP-Skainet <https://github.com/espressif/esp-skainet>`_ can call ``esp_sdcard_init("/sdcard", num);`` to initialize any board supported SD cards. Otherwise, users need to write the initialization code themselves.
After the above-mentioned steps, users can flash the project.
.. note::
The model loading script is defined in ``esp-sr/CMakeLists.txt``. Models are flashed to the partition labeled ``model`` during initial flashing.

- Read models
User use ``esp_srmodel_init(model_path)`` to read models in ``model_path`` of SD card.
Arduino Framework
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

To manually generate and load models:

.. |select wake wake| image:: ../../_static/wn_menu1.png
.. |multi wake wake| image:: ../../_static/wn_menu2.png
.. |image1| image:: ../../_static/wn_menu3.png
1. Use the provided Python script to generate ``srmodels.bin``:

.. code-block:: bash
.. only:: html
python {esp-sr_path}/movemodel.py -d1 {sdkconfig_path} -d2 {esp-sr_path} -d3 {build_path}
Model initialization and Usage
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
**Parameters:**

::
- ``esp-sr_path``: Path to your ESP-SR component directory

//
// step1: return models in flash or in sdcard
//
char *model_path = your_model_path: // partition_label or model_path in sdcard;
models = esp_srmodel_init(model_path);
- ``sdkconfig_path``: Project's ``sdkconfig`` file path

//
// step2: select the specific model by keywords
//
char *wn_name = esp_srmodel_filter(models, ESP_WN_PREFIX, NULL); // select WakeNet model
char *nm_name = esp_srmodel_filter(models, ESP_MN_PREFIX, NULL); // select MultiNet model
char *alexa_wn_name = esp_srmodel_filter(models, ESP_WN_PREFIX, "alexa"); // select WakeNet with "alexa" wake word.
char *en_mn_name = esp_srmodel_filter(models, ESP_MN_PREFIX, ESP_MN_ENGLISH); // select english MultiNet model
char *cn_mn_name = esp_srmodel_filter(models, ESP_MN_PREFIX, ESP_MN_CHINESE); // select english MultiNet model
- ``build_path``: Project's build directory (typically ``your_project_path/build``)

// It also works if you use the model name directly in your code.
char *my_wn_name = "wn9_hilexin"
// we recommend you to check that it is loaded correctly
if (!esp_srmodel_exists(models, my_wn_name))
printf("%s can not be loaded correctly\n")
2. The generated ``srmodels.bin`` will be located at:
``{build_path}/srmodels/srmodels.bin``

//
// step3: initialize model
//
esp_wn_iface_t *wakenet = esp_wn_handle_from_name(wn_name);
model_iface_data_t *wn_model_data = wakenet->create(wn_name, DET_MODE_2CH_90);
3. Flash the generated binary to your device.

esp_mn_iface_t *multinet = esp_mn_handle_from_name(mn_name);
model_iface_data_t *mn_model_data = multinet->create(mn_name, 6000);
.. important::
Just regenerate ``srmodels.bin`` after changing model configurations in ``menuconfig``.
2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/en/index.rst
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VAD Model vadnet <vadnet/README>
Speech Command Word MultiNet <speech_command_recognition/README>
Speech Synthesis (Only Supports Chinese Language) <speech_synthesis/readme>
Flashing Models <flash_model/README>
Model Selection and Loading <flash_model/README>
Benchmark <benchmark/README>
Test Methods <test_report/README>
Glossary <glossary/glossary>
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