phonet | based python framework to compute phonological posterior | Machine Learning library
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Keras-based python framework to compute phonological posterior probabilities from audio files
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- Calculate phonon features
- Apply mask correction to posterior distribution
- Convert a sequence number to a phoneme
- Compute a feature from a given signal
- Read a textgrid from a textgrid
- Return a dict of phonological keys
- Convert phoneme to list
- Convert phoneme to a number
- Loads the model
- Generate the Keras model
- Load the model phonemes
- Computes the model p
- Calculate the PLL R
- Get phonon features
- Extract the feature from a signal
- Return a dict of phonon keys
- Return a dict representation of the phonological keys
- Generate data
- Generate data for a test
- Get test labels
- Compute the similarity between the phonological labels
- Get the full path of the phonon corpus
- Compute the posterior of the posterior of the model
- Plots the confusion matrix
- Performs the Deeparchization
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QUESTION
I need to save a Matplot plot to a temporary file that I control since this code would be in a python Flask REST service.
I tried this:
fp = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile() return_base64 = ""
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Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 15:44i am sharing this code it is storing jpg file in my temporary folder
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['[{"word":"meaning","phonetics":[{"text":"/ˈmiːnɪŋ/","audio":"https://lex-audio.useremarkable.com/mp3/meaning_gb_1.mp3"}],"meanings":[{"partOfSpeech":"noun","definitions":[{"definition":"What '
'is meant by a word, text, concept, or '
'action.","synonyms":["definition","sense","explanation","denotation","connotation","interpretation","elucidation","explication"],"example":"the '
'meaning of the Hindu word is ‘breakthrough, '
'release’"}]},{"partOfSpeech":"adjective","definitions":[{"definition":"Intended '
'to communicate something that is not directly '
'expressed.","synonyms":["meaningful","significant","pointed","eloquent","expressive","pregnant","speaking","telltale","revealing","suggestive"]}]}]}]']
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Answered 2021-Jun-06 at 08:11I believe this is what you want
QUESTION
i have the following test-code for you:
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Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 14:20To check for duplicates within each row (see Update), this should achieve what you want, and in a cleaner fashion:
QUESTION
I want my UITextField to accept only one character and it should be a Katakana character. How do I do it when user is typing with Japanese-Romaji phonetic keyboard?
General->Keyboard->Keyboards-> Japanese Romaji
Following code doesn't work since I get english characters to string param. It seems I have to deal with markedTextRange attribute of the textFiled, but not sure how. Any idea how to modify below method to fulfil my requirement?
...Multistage text input is a requirement when the language is ideographic and the keyboard is phonetic.
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Answered 2021-May-20 at 04:33From my observations, markedTextRange doesn't update until after shouldChangeCharactersInRange is called. Let's say I enter an s, shouldChangeCharactersInRange is called first, then markedTextRange gets updated. This means it's really hard to distinguish between "entering the first 's' on an English keyboard" and "entering the first 's' on the Romaji keyboard", the former of which we want to disallow. In both cases, markedTextRange is nil in shouldChangeCharactersInRange.
Therefore, I think it would be easier if you do it on editingChanged instead:
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Summary: I want to compare ɔ̃, ɛ̃ and ɑ̃ to ɔ, ɛ and a, which are all different, but my text file has ɔ̃, ɛ̃ and ɑ̃ written as ɔ~, ɛ~ and a~.
I wrote a script which moves along the characters in two words simultaneously, comparing them to find the pair of characters which is different The words are of equal length (excepting for the diacritic issue which introduces an extra character), and represent the IPA phonetic pronunciation of two French words only one phoneme apart.
The ultimate goal is to filter a list of anki cards so that only certain pairs of phonemes are included, because other pairs are too easy to recognize. Each pair of words represents an anki note.
For this I need to differentiate the nasal sounds ɔ̃, ɛ̃ and ɑ̃ form other sounds, as they are only really confusable with themselves.
As written, the code treats accented characters as the character plus ~, and so as two characters. Thus if the only difference in a word is between a final accented and on-accented character, the script finds no differences on the last letter and as written will then find one word shorter than the other (the other still has the ~ left) and throw an error trying to compare one more character. This is a whole 'problem' by itself, but if I can get the accented characters to read as single units the words will then have the same lengths, and it will disappear.
I do not want to replace the accented characters with non-accented ones, as some people do for comparisons, because they are different sounds.
I have tried 'normalizing' the unicode to a 'combined' form, e.g.
unicodedata.normalize('NFKC', line), but it didn't change anything.
Here is some output, including the line at which it just throws the error; the printouts show the words and character of each word that the code is comparing; the number is the index of that character within the word. The final letter is therefore what the script 'thinks' the two characters are, and it sees the same thing for ɛ̃ and ɛ. It is also choosing the wrong pair of letters then when it reports the differences, and it's important that the pair is right because I compare with a master list of allowable pairs.
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Answered 2021-May-01 at 13:26I am in the process of solving this by just doing a find and replace on these characters before processing it and a reverse find and replace when I'm done.
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I'm working on a fun random ICAO translator program and I'm almost done with it but I'm having one little problem. How do I go about splitting a string by each character? For example the output I want is; The word mike translated in the ICAO alphabet is:
m: Mike
i: Indiana
k: Kilo
e: Echo
So far I just get; The word mike translated in the ICAO alphabet is:
Mike
Indiana
Kilo
Echo
Apparently my post is mostly code and I must add more detail so I'm adding this sentence to hopefully satisfy the requirements. Also the translation should be right on top of each other and not one extra space down. I'm having problems with that and idk how to fix that.
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Answered 2021-Apr-24 at 18:21If I understand your post correctly, you don't want to split a string but to iterate through its characters.
In C++11:
QUESTION
I am trying to create a program that returns the definitions of words along with their part of speech. This is my code:
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Answered 2021-Apr-06 at 12:32Not exactly sure what you're trying to achieve with itertools.zip_longest. I've also never used the jsonpath_ng module, so that may explain why I don't understand what you're trying to do. Here is the simplest thing I could come up with, which prints all definitions of all meanings of all entries, though I'm not sure if that's what you're after. For each definition it prints, it also prints the corresponding part of speech. It just prints all these things in the order in which they appear in the JSON:
QUESTION
From an API, I'm trying to get data using httpModule. Here is my code
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-04 at 13:34You should return an observable from callApi() then you can use await on your function:
QUESTION
While installing elastic search plugin analysis-phonetic it shows this error: I first ran elasticsearch.bat before running this command but still not working.
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Answered 2021-Mar-29 at 08:33The right command is:
QUESTION
I am trying get the definitions of certain words using this code:
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Answered 2021-Mar-28 at 05:56try this.
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