Technical writing
Notes, tasks, documentation, and emails where Docker and PostgreSQL should remain recognizable names.
Speech recognition adaptation · 0.02
Kamertune adapts GigaAM-v3 to Russian speech with English technical vocabulary. The model is already used in Glas.
We measure terminology recognition alongside word errors, capitalization, and punctuation.
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Evaluation: Nov 8, 2026 · Internal held-out set · Term recall is not overall transcription accuracy
The original model and two Kamertune versions, evaluated on the same set of short dictations.
| Metric | GigaAM-v3 original | Kamertune 0.01 | Kamertune 0.02 |
|---|---|---|---|
| WER lower is better | 8.77% | 5.80% | 5.12% |
| WER incl. case and punctuation lower is better | 10.51% | 8.88% | 8.25% |
| IT-term recall higher is better | 44.5% | 86.7% | 92.2% |
WER counts word substitutions, deletions, and insertions. IT-term recall is the share of target terms recognized correctly. These are internal test results, not a guarantee for every recording.
Russian speech often includes English names. Especially when the subject is software, products, and technology.
Notes, tasks, documentation, and emails where Docker and PostgreSQL should remain recognizable names.
Detailed requests and follow-ups that mix Russian sentences with FastAPI, pull request, and library names.
For teams building products for Russian-speaking users with technical vocabulary. API access information will be added to the Glas website.
Kamertune 0.02 continues fine-tuning GigaAM-v3 RNNT on real speech. Technical vocabulary is evaluated alongside punctuation and the rest of the text.
Dictations and other speech recordings with technical vocabulary, rather than synthetic phrases alone.
Names and abbreviations in Latin script. Established Russian loanwords keep their familiar spelling.
Separate speakers and recordings. Candidates are compared with the previous and original models.
WER, case and punctuation, and term recall. A single headline metric cannot tell the whole story.
Kamertune targets Russian speech containing English technical terms. This does not imply equal performance on unrestricted English speech, every accent, or noisy recordings.
In the same evaluation, FLEURS ru WER (150 recordings) changed from 5.01% to 5.11%; clean synthetic speech (36 recordings) changed from 2.92% to 3.51%, for 0.01 → 0.02. These sets are measured separately from dictations.
Results come from the internal Kamertune acceptance evaluation on November 8, 2026. Metrics are from a single run and are not mixed with other evaluations. For the base architecture, see the official GigaAM project.
Try recognition on your own speech and see how much editing is needed in your day-to-day work.
Try GlasInterested in speech recognition through an API? Information about access will be published on the Glas website.
Visit GlasGigaAM-v3 is the base speech recognition model. Kamertune adapts it to Russian speech with technical vocabulary. Glas is the application that uses the resulting model.
No. It is target IT-term recall on a specific held-out set of 525 dictations. Errors across the whole transcript are measured separately using WER.
This page presents results and the evaluation approach. Kamertune code, data, and weights are not published for download. The original GigaAM has its own public repository.
Information about API access will be published on the Glas website. Please check Glas for availability, terms, and integration details.
They illustrate target spelling for English terms in a Russian sentence. They are not model responses from a new test. Measured evaluation results are shown separately.