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Speed table for audiomentations #190
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Measuring execution times is definitely relevant :) There's also code for doing that in the demo script, which will output something similar:
I think if we make a plot (with logarithmic exec time axis) it can be included in the readme so people can get an idea of how quick/slow the transforms are |
Yes, I think this info is very useful. May be it can be independent page with results but with link on it from main page. Also I propose to move Changelog from main page to some other file like "Changes.md" with adding link to it. I noticed that |
According to Spijkervet, the pitch shifting implementation in WavAugment is fast https://twitter.com/JanneSpijkervet/status/1292411014584180736 There's also a pitch shift transform in https://github.com/asteroid-team/torch-audiomentations but that isn't very fast Then there's https://github.com/maxrmorrison/clpcnet which is good, but only works for speech and only with a 16 kHz sample rate |
I created small code to test speed of augmentation. I made it for myself but I think it will be useful to have it in repository somewhere.
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