scripts/clusterprosody.py

import numpy as np
import matplotlib
matplotlib.use('Agg')
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import soundfile as sf
from collections import defaultdict
from dtw import dtw
from sklearn_extra.cluster import KMedoids
from copy import deepcopy
import os, librosa, json


# based on original implementation by 
# https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1RApnJEocx3-mqdQC2h5SH8vucDkSlQYt?authuser=1#scrollTo=410ecd91fa29bc73
# by magnús freyr morthens 2023 supported by rannís nsn




def z_score(x, mean, std):
    return (x - mean) / std




#  output
#  {'013823-0457777': [('hvaða', 0.89, 1.35),
#              ('sjúkdómar', 1.35, 2.17),
#              ('geta', 2.17, 2.4),
#              ('fylgt', 2.4, 2.83),
#              ('óbeinum', 2.83, 3.29),
#              ('reykingum', 3.29, 3.9)],
#             '014226-0508808': [('hvaða', 1.03, 1.45),
#              ('sjúkdómar', 1.45, 2.28),
#              ('geta', 2.41, 2.7),
#              ('fylgt', 2.7, 3.09),
#              ('óbeinum', 3.09, 3.74),
#              ('reykingum', 3.74, 4.42)],
#             '013726-0843679': [('hvaða', 0.87, 1.14),
#              ('sjúkdómar', 1.14, 1.75),
#              ('geta', 1.75, 1.96),
#              ('fylgt', 1.96, 2.27),
#              ('óbeinum', 2.27, 2.73),
#              ('reykingum', 2.73, 3.27)] }

# takes a list of human SPEAKER IDS not the whole meta db
def get_word_aligns(rec_ids, norm_sent, aln_dir):
    """
    Returns a dictionary of word alignments for a given sentence.
    """
    word_aligns = defaultdict(list)
    
    for rec in rec_ids:
        slist = norm_sent.split(" ")
        aln_path = os.path.join(aln_dir, f'{rec}.tsv')
        with open(aln_path) as f:
            lines = f.read().splitlines()
        lines = [l.split('\t') for l in lines]
        try:
            assert len(lines) == len(slist)
            word_aligns[rec] = [(w,float(s),float(e)) for w,s,e in lines]
        except:
            print(slist, lines, "<---- something didn't match")
    return word_aligns
             
    
    
def get_pitches(start_time, end_time, id, path):
    """
    Returns an array of pitch values for a given speech.
    Reads from .f0 file of Time, F0, IsVoiced
    """
    
    f = os.path.join(path, id + ".f0")
    with open(f) as f:
        lines = f.read().splitlines()
        lines = [[float(x) for x in line.split()] for line in lines]    # split lines into floats
        pitches = []
        

        # find the mean of all pitches in the whole sentence
        mean = np.mean([line[1] for line in lines if line[2] != -1])
        # find the std of all pitches in the whole sentence
        std = np.std([line[1] for line in lines if line[2] != -1])


        for line in lines:
            time, pitch, is_pitch = line
            
            if start_time <= time <= end_time:
                if is_pitch:
                    pitches.append(z_score(pitch, mean, std))
                else:
                    #pitches.append(z_score(fifth_percentile, mean, std))
                    pitches.append(-0.99)
    
    return pitches
    
    

# jcheng used energy from esps get_f0
# get f0 says (?) :
#The RMS value of each record is computed based on a 30 msec hanning
#window with its left edge placed 5 msec before the beginning of the
#frame.
# jcheng z-scored the energys, per file.
# TODO: implement that. ?
# not sure librosa provides hamming window in rms function directly
# TODO handle audio that not originally .wav
def get_rmse(start_time, end_time, id, path):
    """
    Returns an array of RMSE values for a given speech.
    """
    
    f = os.path.join(path, id + ".wav")
    audio, sr = librosa.load(f, sr=16000)
    segment = audio[int(np.floor(start_time * sr)):int(np.ceil(end_time * sr))]
    rmse = librosa.feature.rms(y=segment)
    rmse = rmse[0]
    #idx = np.round(np.linspace(0, len(rmse) - 1, pitch_len)).astype(int)
    return rmse#[idx]


def downsample_rmse2pitch(rmse,pitch_len):
    idx = np.round(np.linspace(0, len(rmse) - 1, pitch_len)).astype(int)
    return rmse[idx]

    

# parse user input string to usable word indices for the sentence
# TODO handle cases
def parse_word_indices(start_end_word_index):
    ixs = start_end_word_index.split('-')
    if len(ixs) == 1:
        s = int(ixs[0])
        e = int(ixs[0])
    else:
        s = int(ixs[0])
        e = int(ixs[-1])
    return s-1,e-1


# take any (1stword, lastword) or (word) 
#   unit and prepare data for that unit
def get_data(norm_sent,h_spk_ids, h_align_dir, h_f0_dir, h_wav_dir, start_end_word_index):
    """
    Returns a dictionary of pitch, rmse, and spectral centroids values for a given sentence/word combinations.
    """
    
    s_ix, e_ix = parse_word_indices(start_end_word_index)
    
    words = '_'.join(norm_sent.split(' ')[s_ix:e_ix+1])
    
    word_aligns = get_word_aligns(h_spk_ids,norm_sent,h_align_dir)
    data = defaultdict(list)
    align_data = defaultdict(list)

    for id, word_al in word_aligns.items():
        start_time = word_al[s_ix][1]
        end_time = word_al[e_ix][2]

        seg_aligns =  word_al[s_ix:e_ix+1]
        seg_aligns = [(w,round(s-start_time,2),round(e-start_time,2)) for w,s,e in seg_aligns]
                    
        pitches = get_pitches(start_time, end_time, id, h_f0_dir)
        
        rmses = get_rmse(start_time, end_time, id, h_wav_dir)
        rmses = downsample_rmse2pitch(rmses,len(pitches))
        #spectral_centroids = get_spectral_centroids(start_time, end_time, id, wav_dir, len(pitches))
            
        pitches_cpy = np.array(deepcopy(pitches))
        rmses_cpy = np.array(deepcopy(rmses))
        d = [[p, r] for p, r in zip(pitches_cpy, rmses_cpy)]
        #words = "-".join(word_combs)
        data[f"{words}**{id}"] = d
        align_data[f"{words}**{id}"] = seg_aligns
                
    return words, data, align_data




def dtw_distance(x, y):
    """
    Returns the DTW distance between two pitch sequences.
    """
    
    alignment = dtw(x, y, keep_internals=True)
    return alignment.normalizedDistance
    
    
    
    
# recs is a sorted list of rec IDs
# all recs/data contain the same words
# rec1 and rec2 can be the same
def pair_dists(data,words,recs):

    dtw_dists = []
    
    for rec1 in recs:
        key1 = f'{words}**{rec1}'
        val1 = data[key1]
        for rec2 in recs:
            key2 = f'{words}**{rec2}'
            val2 = data[key2]
            dtw_dists.append((f"{rec1}**{rec2}", dtw_distance(val1, val2)))
            
    #for key1, value1 in data.items():
    #    d1 = key1.split("**")
    #    words1 = d1[0]
    #    if not words:
    #        words = words1
    #    spk1 = d1[1]
    #    for key2, value2 in data.items():
    #        d2 = key2.split("**")
    #        words2 = d2[0]
    #        spk2 = d2[1]
    #        if all([w0 == w2 for w0, w2 in zip(words.split('_'), words2.split('_'))]):
                #dtw_dists[words1].append((f"{spk1}**{spk2}", dtw_distance(value1, value2)))
    #            dtw_dists.append((f"{spk1}**{spk2}", dtw_distance(value1, value2)))
    return dtw_dists
# dtw dists is the dict from units to list of tuples
# or: now just the list not labelled with the unit.
# {'hvaða-sjúkdómar': 
# [('013823-0457777_013823-0457777', 0.0),
#              ('013823-0457777_013698-0441666', 0.5999433281203399),
#              ('013823-0457777_014675-0563760', 0.4695447105594414),
#              ('014226-0508808_013823-0457777', 0.44080874425223393),
#              ('014226-0508808_014226-0508808', 0.0),
#              ('014226-0508808_013726-0843679', 0.5599404672667414),
#              ('014226-0508808_013681-0442313', 0.6871330752342419)] 
# }
# the 0-distance self-comparisons are present here 
# along with both copies of symmetric Speaker1**Speaker2, Speaker2**Speaker1



# TODO 
# make n_clusters a param with default 3
def kmedoids_clustering(X):
    kmedoids = KMedoids(n_clusters=3, random_state=0).fit(X)
    y_km = kmedoids.labels_
    return y_km, kmedoids


def get_tts_data(tdir,voice,start_end_word_index):    
    with open(f'{tdir}{voice}.json') as f:
        speechmarks = json.load(f)
    speechmarks = speechmarks['alignments']
        
    sr=16000
    tts_audio, _ = librosa.load(f'{tdir}{voice}.wav',sr=sr)
        
        # TODO
        # tts operates on punctuated version
        # so clean this up instead of assuming it will work
    s_ix, e_ix = parse_word_indices(start_end_word_index)
        
        # TODO
        # default speechmarks return word start time only -
        # this cannot describe pauses #######
    s_tts = speechmarks[s_ix]["time"]/1000
    if e_ix+1 < len(speechmarks): #if user doesn't want final word, which has no end time mark,
        e_tts = speechmarks[e_ix+1]["time"]/1000
        tts_segment = tts_audio[int(np.floor(s_tts * sr)):int(np.ceil(e_tts * sr))]
    else:
        tts_segment = tts_audio[int(np.floor(s_tts * sr)):]
        e_tts = len(tts_audio) / sr
         # TODO not ideal as probably silence padding on end file?

    tts_align = [(speechmarks[ix]["value"],speechmarks[ix]["time"]) for ix in range(s_ix,e_ix+1)]
    tts_align = [(w,s/1000) for w,s in tts_align]
    tts_align = [(w,round(s-s_tts,3)) for w,s in tts_align]

    tts_f0 = get_pitches(s_tts, e_tts, voice, tdir)
    tts_rmse = get_rmse(s_tts, e_tts, voice, tdir)
    tts_rmse = downsample_rmse2pitch(tts_rmse,len(tts_f0))
    t_pitches_cpy = np.array(deepcopy(tts_f0))
    t_rmses_cpy = np.array(deepcopy(tts_rmse))
    tts_data = [[p, r] for p, r in zip(t_pitches_cpy, t_rmses_cpy)]
    return tts_data, tts_align
    


def match_tts(clusters, speech_data, tts_data, tts_align, words, seg_aligns, voice):
    
    tts_info = []
    for label in set([c for r,c in clusters]):
        recs = [r for r,c in clusters if c==label]
        dists = []
        for rec in recs: 
            key = f'{words}**{rec}'
            dists.append(dtw_distance(tts_data, speech_data[key]))
        tts_info.append((label,np.nanmean(dists)))
        
    tts_info = sorted(tts_info,key = lambda x: x[1])
    best_cluster = tts_info[0][0]
    best_cluster_score = tts_info[0][1]
    
    matched_data = {f'{words}**{r}': speech_data[f'{words}**{r}'] for r,c in clusters if c==best_cluster}

    # now do graphs of matched_data with tts_data
    # and report best_cluster_score
    
    mid_cluster = tts_info[1][0]
    mid_data = {f'{words}**{r}': speech_data[f'{words}**{r}'] for r,c in clusters if c==mid_cluster}
    bad_cluster = tts_info[2][0]
    bad_data = {f'{words}**{r}': speech_data[f'{words}**{r}'] for r,c in clusters if c==bad_cluster}
    
    tts_fig_p = plot_pitch_tts(matched_data,tts_data, tts_align, words,seg_aligns,best_cluster,voice)
    fig_mid_p = plot_pitch_cluster(mid_data,words,seg_aligns,mid_cluster)
    fig_bad_p = plot_pitch_cluster(bad_data,words,seg_aligns,bad_cluster)
    
    tts_fig_e = plot_rmse_tts(matched_data,tts_data, tts_align, words,seg_aligns,best_cluster,voice)
    fig_mid_e = plot_rmse_cluster(mid_data,words,seg_aligns,mid_cluster)
    fig_bad_e = plot_rmse_cluster(bad_data,words,seg_aligns,bad_cluster)

    return best_cluster_score, tts_fig_p, fig_mid_p, fig_bad_p, tts_fig_e, fig_mid_e, fig_bad_e
    



# since clustering strictly operates on X,
#  once reduce a duration metric down to pair-distances,
# it no longer matters that duration and pitch/energy had different dimensionality
# TODO option to dtw on 3 feats pitch/ener/dur separately
# check if possible cluster with 3dim distance mat? 
# or can it not take that input in multidimensional space
#  then the 3 dists can still be averaged to flatten, if appropriately scaled

def cluster(norm_sent,orig_sent,h_spk_ids, h_align_dir, h_f0_dir, h_wav_dir, tts_dir, voices, start_end_word_index):

    h_spk_ids = sorted(h_spk_ids)
    nsents = len(h_spk_ids)

    words, data, seg_aligns = get_data(norm_sent,h_spk_ids, h_align_dir, h_f0_dir, h_wav_dir, start_end_word_index)

    dtw_dists = pair_dists(data,words,h_spk_ids) 
    
    kmedoids_cluster_dists = []
            
    X = [d[1] for d in dtw_dists]
    X = [X[i:i+nsents] for i in range(0, len(X), nsents)]
    X = np.array(X)
    
    y_km, kmedoids = kmedoids_clustering(X)
    #plot_clusters(X, y_km, words)
    #c1, c2, c3 = [X[np.where(kmedoids.labels_ == i)] for i in range(3)]

    result = zip(X, kmedoids.labels_)
    groups = [[r,c] for r,c in zip(h_spk_ids,kmedoids.labels_)]

    
    # tts: assume the first 64 chars of sentence are enough
    tdir = f'{tts_dir}{orig_sent.replace(" ","_")[:65]}/'
    for v in voices:
        tts_data, tts_align = get_tts_data(tdir,v,start_end_word_index)
       
    # match the data with a cluster -----
        best_cluster_score, tts_fig_p, fig_mid_p, fig_bad_p, tts_fig_e, fig_mid_e, fig_bad_e = match_tts(groups, data, tts_data, tts_align, words, seg_aligns,v)

    # only supports one voice at a time currently
    return best_cluster_score, tts_fig_p, fig_mid_p, fig_bad_p,  tts_fig_e, fig_mid_e, fig_bad_e
    #return words, kmedoids_cluster_dists, group




# TODO there IS sth for making tts_data
# but im probably p much on my own rlly for that.



# TODO this one is v v helpful.
# but mind if i adjusted a dictionaries earlier.
def spks_all_cdist():
    speaker_to_tts_dtw_dists = defaultdict(list)

    for key1, value1 in data.items():
        d = key1.split("-")
        words1 = d[:-2]
        id1, id2 = d[-2], d[-1]
        for key2, value2 in tts_data.items():
            d = key2.split("-")
            words2 = d[:-2]
            id3, id4 = d[-2], d[-1]
            if all([w1 == w2 for w1, w2 in zip(words1, words2)]):
                speaker_to_tts_dtw_dists[f"{'-'.join(words1)}"].append((f"{id1}-{id2}_{id3}-{id4}", dtw_distance(value1, value2)))
    return speaker_to_tts_dtw_dists



#TODO i think this is also gr8
# but like figure out how its doing
# bc dict format and stuff,
# working keying by word index instead of word text, ***********
# and for 1 wd or 3+ wd units...
def tts_cdist():
    tts_dist_to_cluster = defaultdict(list)

    for words1, datas1 in kmedoids_cluster_dists.items():
        for d1 in datas1:
            cluster, sp_id1, arr = d1
            for words2, datas2 in speaker_to_tts_dtw_dists.items():
                for d2 in datas2:
                    ids, dist = d2
                    sp_id2, tts_alfur = ids.split("_")
                    if sp_id1 == sp_id2 and words1 == words2:
                        tts_dist_to_cluster[f"{words1}-{cluster}"].append(dist)

    tts_mean_dist_to_cluster = {
        key: np.mean(value) for key, value in tts_dist_to_cluster.items()
    }
    return tts_mean_dist_to_cluster






# TODO check if anything uses this?
def get_audio_part(start_time, end_time, id, path):
    """
    Returns a dictionary of RMSE values for a given sentence.
    """

    f = os.path.join(path, id + ".wav")
    audio, sr = librosa.load(f, sr=16000)
    segment = audio[int(np.floor(start_time * sr)):int(np.ceil(end_time * sr))]
    return segment




def plot_pitch_tts(speech_data,tts_data, tts_align,words,seg_aligns,cluster_id, voice):
    colors = ["red", "green", "blue", "orange", "purple", "pink", "brown", "gray", "cyan"]
    cc = 0
    fig = plt.figure(figsize=(10, 5))
    plt.title(f"{words} - Pitch - Cluster {cluster_id}")
    for k,v in speech_data.items():

        spk = k.split('**')[1]

        word_times = seg_aligns[k]
        
        pitches = [p for p,e in v]
        # datapoint interval is 0.005 seconds
        pitch_xvals = [x*0.005 for x in range(len(pitches))]

        # centre around the first word boundary -
        # if 3+ words, too bad.
        if len(word_times)>1:
            realign = np.mean([word_times[0][2],word_times[1][1]])
            pitch_xvals = [x - realign for x in pitch_xvals]
            word_times = [(w,s-realign,e-realign) for w,s,e in word_times]
            plt.axvline(x= 0, color="gray", linestyle='--', linewidth=1, label=f"{word_times[0][0]} -> {word_times[1][0]} boundary")

        if len(word_times)>2:
            for i in range(1,len(word_times)-1):
                bound_line = np.mean([word_times[i][2],word_times[i+1][1]])
                plt.axvline(x=bound_line, color=colors[cc], linestyle='--', linewidth=1, label=f"Speaker {spk} -> {word_times[i+1][0]}")
                
        plt.scatter(pitch_xvals, pitches, color=colors[cc], label=f"Speaker {spk}")
        cc += 1
        if cc >= len(colors):
            cc=0

    tpitches = [p for p,e in tts_data]
    t_xvals = [x*0.005 for x in range(len(tpitches))]
    
    if len(tts_align)>1:
        realign = tts_align[1][1]
        t_xvals = [x - realign for x in t_xvals]
        tts_align = [(w,s-realign) for w,s in tts_align]
        
    if len(tts_align)>2:
        for i in range(2,len(tts_align)):
            bound_line = tts_align[i][1]
            plt.axvline(x=bound_line, color="black", linestyle='--', linewidth=1, label=f"TTS -> {tts_align[i][0]}")
    plt.scatter(t_xvals, tpitches, color="black", label=f"TTS {voice}")


    #plt.legend()
    #plt.show()
            

    return fig



def plot_pitch_cluster(speech_data,words,seg_aligns,cluster_id):
    colors = ["red", "green", "blue", "orange", "purple", "pink", "brown", "gray", "cyan"]
    cc = 0
    fig = plt.figure(figsize=(8, 4))
    plt.title(f"{words} - Pitch - Cluster {cluster_id}")
    for k,v in speech_data.items():

        spk = k.split('**')[1]

        word_times = seg_aligns[k]
        
        pitches = [p for p,e in v]
        # datapoint interval is 0.005 seconds
        pitch_xvals = [x*0.005 for x in range(len(pitches))]

        # centre around the first word boundary -
        # if 3+ words, too bad.
        if len(word_times)>1:
            realign = np.mean([word_times[0][2],word_times[1][1]])
            pitch_xvals = [x - realign for x in pitch_xvals]
            word_times = [(w,s-realign,e-realign) for w,s,e in word_times]
            plt.axvline(x= 0, color="gray", linestyle='--', linewidth=1, label=f"{word_times[0][0]} -> {word_times[1][0]} boundary")

        if len(word_times)>2:
            for i in range(1,len(word_times)-1):
                bound_line = np.mean([word_times[i][2],word_times[i+1][1]])
                plt.axvline(x=bound_line, color=colors[cc], linestyle='--', linewidth=1, label=f"Speaker {spk} -> {word_times[i+1][0]}")
                
        plt.scatter(pitch_xvals, pitches, color=colors[cc], label=f"Speaker {spk}")
        cc += 1
        if cc >= len(colors):
            cc=0

    #plt.legend()
    #plt.show()
            

    return fig




def plot_rmse_tts(speech_data,tts_data, tts_align,words,seg_aligns,cluster_id, voice):
    colors = ["red", "green", "blue", "orange", "purple", "pink", "brown", "gray", "cyan"]
    cc = 0
    fig = plt.figure(figsize=(10, 5))
    plt.title(f"{words} - Energy - Cluster {cluster_id}")
    for k,v in speech_data.items():

        spk = k.split('**')[1]

        word_times = seg_aligns[k]
        
        rmse = [e for p,e in v]
        # datapoint interval is 0.005 seconds
        rmse_xvals = [x*0.005 for x in range(len(rmse))]

        # centre around the first word boundary -
        # if 3+ words, too bad.
        if len(word_times)>1:
            realign = np.mean([word_times[0][2],word_times[1][1]])
            rmse_xvals = [x - realign for x in rmse_xvals]
            word_times = [(w,s-realign,e-realign) for w,s,e in word_times]
            plt.axvline(x= 0, color="gray", linestyle='--', linewidth=1, label=f"{word_times[0][0]} -> {word_times[1][0]} boundary")

        if len(word_times)>2:
            for i in range(1,len(word_times)-1):
                bound_line = np.mean([word_times[i][2],word_times[i+1][1]])
                plt.axvline(x=bound_line, color=colors[cc], linestyle='--', linewidth=1, label=f"Speaker {spk} -> {word_times[i+1][0]}")
                
        plt.scatter(rmse_xvals, rmse, color=colors[cc], label=f"Speaker {spk}")
        cc += 1
        if cc >= len(colors):
            cc=0

    trmse = [e for p,e in tts_data]
    t_xvals = [x*0.005 for x in range(len(trmse))]
    
    if len(tts_align)>1:
        realign = tts_align[1][1]
        t_xvals = [x - realign for x in t_xvals]
        tts_align = [(w,s-realign) for w,s in tts_align]
        
    if len(tts_align)>2:
        for i in range(2,len(tts_align)):
            bound_line = tts_align[i][1]
            plt.axvline(x=bound_line, color="black", linestyle='--', linewidth=1, label=f"TTS -> {tts_align[i][0]}")
    plt.scatter(t_xvals, trmse, color="black", label=f"TTS {voice}")


    #plt.legend()
    #plt.show()
            

    return fig


def plot_rmse_cluster(speech_data,words,seg_aligns,cluster_id):
    colors = ["red", "green", "blue", "orange", "purple", "pink", "brown", "gray", "cyan"]
    cc = 0
    fig = plt.figure(figsize=(10, 5))
    plt.title(f"{words} - Energy - Cluster {cluster_id}")
    for k,v in speech_data.items():

        spk = k.split('**')[1]

        word_times = seg_aligns[k]
        
        rmse = [e for p,e in v]
        # datapoint interval is 0.005 seconds
        rmse_xvals = [x*0.005 for x in range(len(rmse))]

        # centre around the first word boundary -
        # if 3+ words, too bad.
        if len(word_times)>1:
            realign = np.mean([word_times[0][2],word_times[1][1]])
            rmse_xvals = [x - realign for x in rmse_xvals]
            word_times = [(w,s-realign,e-realign) for w,s,e in word_times]
            plt.axvline(x= 0, color="gray", linestyle='--', linewidth=1, label=f"{word_times[0][0]} -> {word_times[1][0]} boundary")

        if len(word_times)>2:
            for i in range(1,len(word_times)-1):
                bound_line = np.mean([word_times[i][2],word_times[i+1][1]])
                plt.axvline(x=bound_line, color=colors[cc], linestyle='--', linewidth=1, label=f"Speaker {spk} -> {word_times[i+1][0]}")
                
        plt.scatter(rmse_xvals, rmse, color=colors[cc], label=f"Speaker {spk}")
        cc += 1
        if cc >= len(colors):
            cc=0

    return fig


# want to:
# - find tts best cluster
# - find avg dist for tts in that cluster
# - find avg dist for any human to the rest of its cluster



# see near end of notebook for v nice way to grab timespans of tts audio 
# (or just the start/end timestamps to mark them) from alignment json
# based on word position index -
#  so probably really do show user the sentence with each word numbered.



# THEN there is - 
# \# Plot pitch, rmse, and spectral centroid for each word combination for each speaker
#   - this is one persontoken per graph and has a word division line - idk if works >2 wds.
# it might be good to do this for tts at least, eh


# Plot pitch values for each word combination for each speaker in each cluster (with word boundaries)
# - multi speakers (one cluster) per graph - this will be good to show, with tts on top.
# i may want to recentre it around wd bound. at least if only 2 wds.
#  well i could just pick, like, it will be centred around the 1st wboundary & good luck if more.

# - the same as above, but rmse

# go all the way to the bottom to see gphs with a tts added on to one cluster.




# will need:
# the whole sentence text (index, word) pairs
# the indices of units the user wants
# human meta db of all human recordings
# tts dir, human wav + align + f0 dirs
# list of tts voices
# an actual wav file for each human rec, probably
# params like: use f0, use rmse, (use dur), [.....]
# .. check.




 
def plot_clusters(X, y, word):
    u_labels = np.unique(y)

    # plot the results
    for i in u_labels:
        plt.scatter(X[y == i, 0], X[y == i, 1], label=i)
    plt.title(word)
    plt.legend()
    plt.show()