Closed CarmiShimon closed 4 years ago
Hi Carmi, thank you very much for your interest in my research. In the simple code reported in the repository we didn't use a parallel data loader. However, one can use to pytorch dataloader (https://pytorch.org/docs/stable/data.html#torch.utils.data.DataLoader) that reads all the sentences in parallel.
Best,
Mirco
On Wed, 6 Nov 2019 at 08:32, carmi shimon notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi mravaneli, Thanks for your great work! I really appreciate your code sharing. I have a question regarding batch loader - as it seems, you load .wav by .wav and it uses only 1 processor which consumes a lot of time. Is there any parallel script that loads the data in multi-processors? Do you recommend on doing so?
Thanks in advance, Carmi
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Hi mravaneli, Thanks for your great work! I really appreciate your code sharing. I have a question regarding batch loader - as it seems, you load .wav by .wav and it uses only 1 processor which consumes a lot of time. Is there any parallel script that loads the data in multi-processors? Do you recommend on doing so?
Thanks in advance, Carmi