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itertracks() doesn't work properly in 0.1.1 #10
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You could try sherpa-onnx with pyannote-audio. |
I tried it but it doesn't have "min_duration_on"/"min_duration_off" implemented too, btw, it works very well, almost same output as original pyannote segmentation. |
OK, I will try to add "min_duration_on"/"min_duration_off". This repo is faster because I use a large pyannote-onnx/pyannote_onnx/pyannote_onnx.py Line 108 in bcd0a7f
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Tested |
itertracks() doesn't work properly in 0.1.1. problems:
Audio to test:
audio.mka_dump.zip
UPDATE:
I thought that onset/offset corresponds to "min_duration_on"/"min_duration_off".
onset/offset shouldn't be touched for pyannote/segmentation-3
"min_duration_on"/"min_duration_off" could be set in some very first version of pyannote-onnx , can you add them back?
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