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how to infer or predict my own trained model #35

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angelOnly opened this issue Mar 13, 2024 · 4 comments
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how to infer or predict my own trained model #35

angelOnly opened this issue Mar 13, 2024 · 4 comments

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I have trained model according to the tutorial you provided, but I can't find the predict model code, like predict.py, can you guide me?

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I mean how to deploy online services, I don't find inference code in the project, only see training code

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angelOnly commented Mar 13, 2024

I have solved this problem, thanks

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Sorry, I wrote the inference code, but I still didn't get the feature processing done before deploying the service to do the inference
There are several questions

  1. In current feature processing, data relies on open source data sets and must be arranged according to the format of open source data sets
  2. The feature processing code is processed according to the data set of the training model. When deploying the model, it does not need score.json and label, which are required in many codes
  3. After feature processing, the generated file is difficult to understand

These problems are bothering me. I don't know how to optimize the code and deploy the project online. I hope to get your help

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gsabarinath02 commented Mar 19, 2024

Hey,

Are you able to achieve this? I'm also working on a similar project to evaluate voice recordings in real-time. Could you tell me how you achieved this? I've encountered some errors, like "utt2spk" and "spk2utt" not matching. If you're willing, we can collaborate and develop a robust system where people can assist each other in recording their voices in real-time and evaluating them.

If anyone is interested in joining this effort, we can work together and accomplish it as soon as possible. I don't need any credits since I'm pursuing this for study purposes and out of passion. Anyone can take credit if desired.

Let me know if you're interested in collaborating!

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