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tracek / Ornithokrites

Automatic identification of kiwi calls from audio recordings
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scaler.pkl #1

Closed edwardabraham closed 10 years ago

edwardabraham commented 10 years ago

Hi there ... I provided Barry with the original audio data, and he has passed on your report and a link to this repo. It all looks very impressive, and I am trying to get it up and running. I have plenty more data that I would like to try it out on. Unfortunately, it looks like 'scaler.pkl' has missed being checked in. This is what happens when I try and run it:

File "Ornithokrites/identification.py", line 19, in __init__ self._scaler = pickle.load(open('scaler.pkl', 'rb')) IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'scaler.pkl'

tracek commented 10 years ago

Hi! Thanks for your feedback. Indeed the file was missing - I just delivered it. If you find more problems on the way (with code, dependencies etc.) I will be more than happy to help you resolve them.

Other solution would be to run it directly on the server, but that at this moment needs data stored on Amazon Web Services S3 bucket.

Also, please mind that the program was tested and trained on 1-minute long samples. I am about to make it length-invariant, but to make that happen longer recordings are going to be needed.

Any comments, suggestions, questions etc. are much welcomed.

Cheers, Lucas

edwardabraham commented 10 years ago

Thanks. That worked. Having a little trouble with yaafelib now, but I will close this issue and open up a new one if I can't puzzle it out!

tracek commented 10 years ago

Yeah, both yaafelib and aubio can be a bit tricky to install. On two occasions I was installing them, two different sets of issues occurred. Although theoretically their setup does not belong here, I would not mind creating a troubleshooting guide for installation. If you get stuck on something please post it and we can try to figure it out.

edwardabraham commented 10 years ago

Your're right. It really is a problem with yaafe not having a friendly install process (rather than a problem with Ornitokrites), but just in case you can help get me up and running I have opened up issue #2 :)