AMAImedia/NOESIS-Gemma3-1B-BF16
AMAImedia's NOESIS-Gemma3-1B-BF16 is a 1 billion parameter Gemma 3 instruction-tuned model, fine-tuned as a NOESIS LoRA-merged Scenema student. This BF16 precision model serves as a recipe-validation companion and lightweight test student for the primary 4B Scenema student bundle, specifically designed for the Scenema-DiT audio cross-attention text encoder pipeline. It is optimized for professional multilingual dubbing automation within the NOESIS framework, projecting its hidden states to a 3840-dimension target for audio cross-attention.
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Model Overview
NOESIS-Gemma3-1B-BF16 is a 1 billion parameter model developed by AMAImedia as part of their NOESIS Professional Multilingual Dubbing Automation Platform. It is a fine-tuned variant of Google's gemma-3-1b-it base model, incorporating merged LoRA adapters (cinema r=8 and autoif-v2 r=16) into a BF16 precision model.
Key Capabilities & Role
- Recipe-Validation Student: This model's primary role is to serve as a lightweight test and validation student for the Scenema-DiT audio cross-attention text encoder pipeline. It allows for efficient smoke-testing of
scenema_adapterrecipes before scaling to its larger 4B sibling. - Audio Cross-Attention Text Encoder: It is specifically designed to generate per-token text embeddings (projected to 3840 dimensions) required by the Scenema-DiT audio cross-attention mechanism, crucial for professional audio dubbing.
- BF16 Precision: The model is a fully merged, single-shard BF16 master, intended as the authoritative source for any future re-quantization or distillation.
Use Cases
- Development & Experimentation: Ideal for developers working on the NOESIS framework, particularly for validating and experimenting with
scenema_adapterconfigurations in a resource-efficient manner. - Multilingual Dubbing Automation: While a validation model, its lineage and design are directly tied to the professional audio dubbing automation pipeline, making it relevant for understanding the text encoding component of such systems.