Closed Stirve587 closed 10 months ago
It seems that you don't have the file _fold1train.csv in the correct location. Make sure you correctly download and unzip all the files from this URL: https://zenodo.org/record/6337421
The missing file _fold1train.csv is specifically located in this archive: https://zenodo.org/record/6337421/files/TAU-urban-acoustic-scenes-2022-mobile-development.meta.zip?download=1
I'm sorry to bother you again. I'm a newbie and I hope you can bear with me. How can I solve this mistake
Hi, no problem, and thanks for your interest.
In general, resampling the waveform is time-consuming and we only want to do it once - therefore we cache the resampled waveforms. The command line argument _cachepath specifies in which directory the resampled waveform ends up. Per default _cachepath was set to datasets/cpath which caused problems on your OS. I changed it to os.path.join("datasets", "cpath") . I hope this fixes your problem.
After I run the run_training.py file,I still get these errors, I hope you can look at it for me when you have time. Thank you very much
Have you already resolved it? For sure it has something to do with building the paths on your systems (the "\" and "/" are not matching).
I have solved the previous problem, and there are still some mistakes after the correction
It seems like the expression len(self.dirs) is 0. Can you verify that and check why this is the case?
For your original code, I have changed this part according to your readme, and have also modified these two parts, but I have not modified other codes of yours. May I ask why I have encountered this problem and how can I modify it? Thank you very much for your reply
I am very sorry that data set 4 was not put in due to my negligence, which caused some errors,but now there is a new problem, I have checked some information but still have not solved, I hope you can give me some advice, thank you very much
My dear author, do you have time to reply me? I feel that I am about to get rid of this problem. I hope you can reply as soon as possible
Thanks for your help these days, I have been running successfully
Hi! I'm glad to hear that the code works for you now. I apologize for the lack of responsiveness, I have been very busy lately.
You are the best author I have ever seen. I hope you can achieve greater achievements in your field. Thank you for your guidance
I have such a problem after running, how can I solve it
I haven't encountered this specific error so far. Is the training correctly logged to wandb? Or is any information lost?
Have you ever encountered this kind of problem:RuntimeError: stack expects each tensor to be equal size, but got [1, 32000] at entry 0 and [1, 320000] at entry 46
I'm afraid, I have not encountered this problem before. Can you provide more information on where the problem occurs? It seems that you are dealing with a 1-second and a 10-second audio file.
Could you tell me how to solve this problem?