def train_step(
input,
ground_truth,
model,
train_fout=None,
val_fout=None
): # training input and ground truth should already be synchronized and encoded
# fout is there for if we want to record the loss data
# get a validation input
validation_input_name = np.random.choice(validation_files)
# parse the validation set
validation_input = loader.parse_input(validation_input_name, input_path)
validation_label = sync.trim_front(
loader.parse_label(validation_input_name, ground_truth_data_path))
val_input, val_label = sync.sync_data(validation_input, validation_label,
len(validation_label))
val_label = np.array(
loader.encode_multihot(val_label)) # encode to multi-hot
val_input = np.array(val_input)
val_input = np.reshape(
val_input, (val_input.shape[0], 1, val_input.shape[1])
) # reshape to a tensor which the neural net can use (batch_size, 1, samples_per_batch)
with tf.GradientTape(
) as tape: # Start calculating the gradient and applying it
# generate the predictions
# it is garenteed the ground truth and prediction will have the same shape
training_prediction = model(input)
validation_prediction = model(val_input)
training_losses = [
x(ground_truth, training_prediction) for x in loss_list
] # store all training losses
validation_losses = [
x(val_label, validation_prediction) for x in loss_list
] # store all validation losses
applicable_loss = training_losses[default_loss_index]
visible_loss = validation_losses[default_loss_index]
# store loss
if (train_fout != None):
write_loss(training_losses, loss_label, train_fout)
if (val_fout != None):
write_loss(validation_losses, loss_label, val_fout)
# calculate and apply gradient
grad = tape.gradient(applicable_loss, model.trainable_variables)
# THIS SHIT DOESNT WORK AND IDK WHY
default_opt.apply_gradients(zip(grad, model.trainable_variables))
overall_train_loss = np.mean(applicable_loss)
overall_val_loss = np.mean(visible_loss)
# CLI debug messages
# print(colored('>>> Overall Training Loss: ', 'green') + colored(str(overall_train_loss), 'green', attrs=['bold', 'reverse']))
# print(colored('>>> Overall Validation Loss: ', 'green') + colored(str(overall_val_loss), 'green', attrs=['bold', 'reverse']))
return overall_train_loss, overall_val_loss
def train_step(input, label, model, train_fout=None, val_fout=None):
# {X}_fout is there for if we want to record the loss data
# get a validation input
validation_input_name = np.random.choice(validation_files)
# parse the validation set
validation_input, val_sr = loader.parse_input(
validation_input_name, input_path) # get input data and sample rate
validation_label, val_bpm = loader.parse_label(
validation_input_name, label_data_path) # get label data and bpm
# generate mel spectrogram
val_ml = loader.get_mel_spec(validation_input, mel_res, val_sr,
window_size, hop_len)
# trim the label data
validation_label = sync.trim_front(validation_label)
val_input, val_label = sync.sync_data(val_ml, validation_label, val_bpm,
hop_len)
val_label = np.array(
loader.encode_multihot(val_label)) # encode to multi-hot
val_input = np.reshape(
val_input,
(val_input.shape[0], val_input.shape[1], val_input.shape[2], 1))
# reshape to a tensor which the neural net can use (mini_batch_size, window_size, mel_resolution, channel)
with tf.GradientTape(
) as tape: # Start calculating the gradient and applying it
# generate the predictions
# it is garenteed the ground truth and prediction will have the same shape
training_prediction = [
] # crate temporary array of predictions so we can concat them later for mini-batch processing
for sample in input:
temp_pred = model(sample) # get a training pred
training_prediction.append(temp_pred)
# concatinate the perdictions
training_prediction = tf.concat(training_prediction, 0)
validation_prediction = model(val_input) # get a validation pred
training_losses = [x(label, training_prediction)
for x in loss_list] # store all training losses
validation_losses = [
x(val_label, validation_prediction) for x in loss_list
] # store all validation losses
applicable_loss = training_losses[
default_loss_index] # idk why i named it this but this is the training loss
visible_loss = validation_losses[default_loss_index] # validation loss
# store loss
if (train_fout != None):
write_loss(training_losses, loss_label, train_fout)
if (val_fout != None):
write_loss(validation_losses, loss_label, val_fout)
# calculate and apply gradient
grad = tape.gradient(applicable_loss, model.trainable_variables)
# THIS SHIT DOESNT WORK AND IDK WHY
default_opt.apply_gradients(zip(grad, model.trainable_variables))
overall_train_loss = np.mean(applicable_loss)
overall_val_loss = np.mean(visible_loss)
# CLI debug messages
# print(colored('>>> Overall Training Loss: ', 'green') + colored(str(overall_train_loss), 'green', attrs=['bold', 'reverse']))
# print(colored('>>> Overall Validation Loss: ', 'green') + colored(str(overall_val_loss), 'green', attrs=['bold', 'reverse']))
return overall_train_loss, overall_val_loss
input_path) # parse input
if (unpaired_input.size == 0):
print(colored('skipped {file}'.format(**locals()), 'red'))
continue
# create mel spectrogram
unpaired_input_ml = loader.get_mel_spec(unpaired_input, mel_res,
sr, window_size, hop_len)
# get label for input
unpaired_label, bpm = loader.parse_label(file, label_data_path)
unpaired_label = sync.trim_front(
unpaired_label) # trimming the MIDI and syncying the data
input, label = sync.sync_data(unpaired_input_ml, unpaired_label,
bpm, hop_len) # pair IO
# 7480_4 cocks it up
label = np.array(loader.encode_multihot(label)) # encode label
input = np.reshape(
input, (input.shape[0], input.shape[1], input.shape[2],
1)) # reshape to a tensor which the neural net can use
X.append(input) # add to stash
temp_out.append(label) # add to stash
y = np.concatenate(temp_out)
# TODO: implement make shift early stopping system
# actual training part
# STEP 1: Update status bar
header = colored(
label = sync.trim_front(label)
sync_in, sync_la = sync.sync_data(ML, label, bpm, 2048)
sync_in.shape
112 / 14
sync_in2, sync_la2 = sync.sync_data(ML2, label2, bpm2, 512)
np.concatenate(sync_in).shape
plt.plot([sum(i) for i in np.concatenate(sync_in)])
plt.plot(np.concatenate([[sum(i)] * 8 for i in sync_la]),
color='green') # this is the midi sound
sync_in2.shape
np.array(loader.encode_multihot(sync_la2)).shape
for i in sync_in:
print(i.shape)
np.array(loader.encode_multihot(sync_la)).shape
np.array(loader.encode_multihot(sync_la2)).shape
sync_in.shape
sync_in2.shape
# >>> (16, 7, 128) <- there are 16 notes, with 7 columns in each, and 128 bins per column
len(sync_la)
# >>> 16
plt.imshow(sync_in[0])