def gen(folder, actF, fft, inputSongs):
config = nn_config.get_neural_net_configuration()
nn = "TOYPAJ-NPWeights50-"
model_filename = folder + nn + actF
actF = actF + "moid" if actF == "sig" else actF
sample_frequency = config['sampling_frequency']
inputFile = folder + "TOYPAYJ-Processed"
output_filename = folder + actF + 'generated_'
#Load up the training data
print ('Loading training data')
#X_train is a tensor of size (num_train_examples, num_timesteps, num_frequency_dims)
#y_train is a tensor of size (num_train_examples, num_timesteps, num_frequency_dims)
#X_mean is a matrix of size (num_frequency_dims,) containing the mean for each frequency dimension
#X_var is a matrix of size (num_frequency_dims,) containing the variance for each frequency dimension
X_train = np.load(inputFile + '_x.npy')
print( X_train.shape)
print( type(X_train))
y_train = np.load(inputFile + '_y.npy')
X_mean = np.load(inputFile + '_mean.npy')
X_var = np.load(inputFile + '_var.npy')
print ('Finished loading training data')
#Figure out how many frequencies we have in the data
freq_space_dims = X_train.shape[1:]
hidden_dims = config['hidden_dimension_size']
#Creates a lstm network
model = network_utils.create_lstm_network(num_frequency_dimensions=freq_space_dims, num_hidden_dimensions=hidden_dims, actF = actF)
#You could also substitute this with a RNN or GRU
#model = network_utils.create_gru_network()
print( model_filename)
#Load existing weights if available
if os.path.isfile(model_filename):
model.load_weights(model_filename)
else:
print('Model filename ' + model_filename + ' could not be found!')
print ('Starting generation!')
#Here's the interesting part
#We need to create some seed sequence for the algorithm to start with
#Currently, we just grab an existing seed sequence from our training data and use that
#However, this will generally produce verbatum copies of the original songs
#In a sense, choosing good seed sequences = how you get interesting compositions
#There are many, many ways we can pick these seed sequences such as taking linear combinations of certain songs
#We could even provide a uniformly random sequence, but that is highly unlikely to produce good results
seed_len = 1
block_size = X_train.shape[2] / 2 if fft else X_train.shape[2]
for song in inputSongs:
name = song[song.rfind('/') + 1:]
print( name)
"""
seed_seq = seed_generator.generate_from_file(
filename=song,
seed_length = 1,
block_size = block_size,
seq_len = 40,
std = X_var,
mean = X_mean,
fft = fft,
offsetSec = 53)
"""
seed_seq = seed_generator.generate_copy_seed_sequence(1, X_train)
print(seed_seq.shape)
max_seq_len = 6; #Defines how long the final song is. Total song length in samples = max_seq_len * example_len
output = []
for i in xrange(seed_seq.shape[1]):
output.append(seed_seq[0][i].copy())
save_generated_example(folder + "input_3" + name, output, sample_frequency=sample_frequency, useTimeDomain=not fft)
output = sequence_generator.generate_from_seed(model=model, seed=seed_seq, sequence_length=max_seq_len,
data_variance=X_var, data_mean=X_mean)
print( len(output))
print ('Finished generation!')
#Save the generated sequence to a WAV file
save_generated_example(output_filename + "3" + name, output, sample_frequency=sample_frequency, useTimeDomain=not fft)
model.load_weights(model_filename)
else:
print('Model filename ' + model_filename + ' could not be found!')
print('Starting generation!')
# Here's the interesting part
# We need to create some seed sequence for the algorithm to start with
# Currently, we just grab an existing seed sequence from our training data and use that
# However, this will generally produce verbatum copies of the original songs
# In a sense, choosing good seed sequences = how you get interesting compositions
# There are many, many ways we can pick these seed sequences such as taking linear combinations of certain songs
# We could even provide a uniformly random sequence, but that is highly unlikely to produce good results
seed_len = 1
seed_seq = seed_generator.generate_copy_seed_sequence(seed_length=seed_len,
training_data=X_train)
max_seq_len = 10
# Defines how long the final song is. Total song length in samples = max_seq_len * example_len
output = sequence_generator.generate_from_seed(model=model,
seed=seed_seq,
sequence_length=max_seq_len,
data_variance=X_var,
data_mean=X_mean,
data_size=data_size)
print('Finished generation!')
# Save the generated sequence to a WAV file
save_generated_example(output_filename,
output,
sample_frequency=sample_frequency)
# Creates a LSTM network
model = network_utils.create_lstm_network(num_frequency_dimensions=freq_space_dims, num_hidden_dimensions=hidden_dims)
# You could also substitute this with a RNN or GRU
# model = network_utils.create_gru_network()
#
# Load existing weights if available
if os.path.isfile(model_filename):
model.load_weights(model_filename)
else:
print('Model filename ' + model_filename + ' could not be found!')
print ('Starting generation!')
# Here's the interesting part
# We need to create some seed sequence for the algorithm to start with
# Currently, we just grab an existing seed sequence from our training data and use that
# However, this will generally produce verbatum copies of the original songs
# In a sense, choosing good seed sequences = how you get interesting compositions
# There are many, many ways we can pick these seed sequences such as taking linear combinations of certain songs
# We could even provide a uniformly random sequence, but that is highly unlikely to produce good results
seed_len = 1
seed_seq = seed_generator.generate_copy_seed_sequence(seed_length=seed_len, training_data=X_train)
max_seq_len = 10 # Defines how long the final song is. Total song length in samples = max_seq_len * example_len
output = sequence_generator.generate_from_seed(model=model, seed=seed_seq, sequence_length=max_seq_len, data_variance=X_var, data_mean=X_mean)
print ('Finished generation!')
# Save the generated sequence to a WAV file
save_generated_example(output_filename, output, sample_frequency=sample_frequency)
print('Model filename ' + MODEL_FILENAME + ' could not be found!')
def show_values():
for k, v in CONFIG.items():
print(k + ': ' + str(v))
show_values()
print('Starting generation!')
SEED_LEN = 1
SEED_SEQ = seed_generator.generate_copy_seed_sequence(seed_length=SEED_LEN,
training_data=X_TRAIN)
# Defines final song length. Total song length in samples = max_seq_len * example_len
MAX_SEQ_LEN = 10
OUTPUT = sequence_generator.generate_from_seed(model=MODEL,
seed=SEED_SEQ,
data_variance=X_VAR,
data_mean=X_MEAN,
sequence_length=MAX_SEQ_LEN)
print('Finished generation!')
# Save the generated sequence to a WAV file
save_generated_example(str(OUTPUT_FILENAME),
OUTPUT,
sample_frequency=SAMPLE_FREQUENCY)