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Numbers of frames #1

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Ruslanmlnkv opened this issue Oct 25, 2017 · 6 comments
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Numbers of frames #1

Ruslanmlnkv opened this issue Oct 25, 2017 · 6 comments

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@Ruslanmlnkv
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Hi! Why are you using so low numbers of frame as default (32 as i see)? Voxceleb dataset wasn't preprocessing for dropping silence segments. Thus, many parts of training data is only silence. Acc is growing when I use greater number of frames (of course it's not only from silence segments). May be you was doing some experiments with numbers of frames?

@Ruslanmlnkv Ruslanmlnkv changed the title Sample length Numbers of frames Oct 25, 2017
@mshenron
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how much accuracy did you reached ..??

@qqueing
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qqueing commented Oct 26, 2017

Yes, I tested model using 32 frames. A little more frame - 36 frames was also tested, but this is similar.
I agree that using long frame(about 300 frames or more) makes higher accuracy. It is also something to test.
Another approach is that extracting many input from single wave, and use mean of this output vector.

@qqueing
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qqueing commented Oct 26, 2017

Currently, I am editing the entire framework. Accuracy is depend on above mentioned input size or length normalization(mean of output vector). so I need more experimentation.

@Ruslanmlnkv
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The best accuracy is 88% (for 300 frames). Also I was experimented with 32 frames (78%) and 100 frames (84%). Acc is growing up for all models, but i think it's a few percents.

@Cold-Winter
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How can i change the frame number for testing?

@Nisoka
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Nisoka commented Dec 10, 2018

@Cold-Winter
you can look the constant.py
the number of frame == NUM_NEXT_FRAME + NUM_PREVIOUS_FRAME

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