--- title: README emoji: 🦀 colorFrom: green colorTo: gray sdk: static pinned: true --- # Team 3 Project - Tone Evaluation ## Overview Welcome to Team 3's Tone Evaluation project! This repository contains the necessary files and resources for our project, which focuses on data processing, training, testing, and a user interface (UI) demo. ## Project Structure - **Data Processing File**: [data_processing.py](/path/to/data_processing.py) - This script is responsible for processing the raw data and preparing it for training and testing. - It takes input audio in wav format, and transfer audio into mel spectrum form and fundamental frequency form. These will be the two main features for the model to analyze. - We convert the pinyin and tone into numerical lables by providing a text file and link each pinyin to a index. - **Train File**: [train.py](/path/to/train.py) - This file contains the code for training our tone evaluation model. We use CNN+CTC model for this task. - **Test File**: [test.py](/path/to/test.py) - Use this script to evaluate the performance of our trained model on test data. - Currenty, we set the model to only accepct wav format audio, and after loading the audio, model will predict the tone sequence for the sentence. - **UI Demo**: [ui_demo.py](/path/to/ui_demo.py) - Explore the user interface demo to interact with the tone evaluation model. - You can upload wav format audio to our UI and see the evaluation result. We also provided some audio files for you to directly use. ## Dataset We provide two versions of the dataset: - **Full Size Version**: Download from Kaggle - **Small Size Zip Version**: Zip file, Download from [data_mini.txt](/path/to/dara_mini.zip) Additionally, we offer a text file for Pinyin encoding: [pinyin_encoding.txt](/path/to/pinyin_encoding.txt). This file is crucial for understanding the encoding used in our dataset. ## Getting Started Follow these steps to get started with our project: 1. Clone this repository to your local machine. 2. Run the data processing script: `python data_processing.py` 3. Train the model using: `python train.py` 4. Evaluate the model with: `python test.py` 5. Explore the UI demo: `python ui_demo.py` ## Additional Information - If you encounter any issues or have questions, feel free to reach out to our team through the [Issues](/path/to/issues) section. We hope you find our project useful and insightful! Happy coding!