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Traceback (most recent call last):
File "yunified.py", line 159, in
for feat in readHtk(INPUT_DIR+"/"+file, HTK_CHUNKSIZE, preSamples):
File "G/coconut/fileutils/htk.py", line 43, in readHtk
f.seek(-(preSamples * sampSize), 1)
OSError: [Errno 22] Invalid argument
without access to 0256.wav - please provide the file if you want me to look into this.
I can reproduce the second error
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "utils/high_volubility.py", line 604, in
main()
File "utils/high_volubility.py", line 571, in main
sorted_files = read_analyses(temp_abs, args.sad, nb_chunks*3, args.diar, args.mode)
File "utils/high_volubility.py", line 344, in read_analyses
"to increase the size of the chunks.")
ValueError: No moments for the {} mode has been found.
Try to decrease the step parameter or to increase the size of the chunks.
and this seems to be a problem in the fundamental way the high_volubility.py script is written - the script crashes, if no segments of the target type are being found in a "chunk". It seems @alecristia is the original author, maybe she can look into this.
When using the sad and not diar parameter, high_volubility.py seems to crash on my end. I ran
python utils/high_volubility.py data/ACLEW_high_volubility/0256.wav --sad NoisemesSad &> log.txt
and got the log.txt file that I am attaching here.
log.txt
Since it crashes, the temp files still exist at the end of the run (which may or may not be something to fix)
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