Chinar-F

Transcribe every call, not a sample of them

Chinar-F carries the same Azerbaijani expertise at roughly a fiftieth of the size, so full coverage stops being a budget question: every call transcribed, an archive made searchable, analytics and quality monitoring fed.

Overview

Transcripts machines read

Sampling exists because transcription is expensive, not because a sample is what anyone wanted. Chinar-F is roughly fifty times smaller than Chinar-L while sharing its command of Azerbaijani, so it runs comfortably on hardware a large model will not fit, at a fraction of the cost per hour — which is what makes transcribing everything realistic rather than aspirational.

What it does

What full coverage needs

Roughly fifty times smaller than Chinar-L.

The same Azerbaijani expertise, so both sizes agree with each other.

Runs comfortably where a large model will not.

A fraction of the cost per hour of audio.

Four to seven times faster than the cloud services benchmarked against it.

How it works

How volume transcription runs

1Deploy Chinar-F on your own hardware
2Feed it the full call stream or an existing archive
3Transcripts land in your search index or analytics store
4Quality monitoring and reporting read them from there
FAQ

Common questions

Is Chinar-F less accurate than Chinar-L?

Chinar-F is built for transcripts machines read; the punctuated, capitalised output and the 87% clear-speech figure belong to Chinar-L.

Can we run both?

Yes — they share the same Azerbaijani expertise, so a sampled set can go through Chinar-L while everything goes through Chinar-F.

What hardware does it need?

It runs comfortably where a large model will not, which is the point of the smaller size.

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Hear Chinar on your own recordings

Request a demo and we will run Chinar against your own Azerbaijani audio — Chinar-L for the transcript people read, Chinar-F for the volume.