Package com.meapsoft.composers

Source Code of com.meapsoft.composers.ThresholdComposer

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package com.meapsoft.composers;

import gnu.getopt.Getopt;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Iterator;

import com.meapsoft.EDLChunk;
import com.meapsoft.EDLFile;
import com.meapsoft.FeatChunk;
import com.meapsoft.FeatFile;
import com.meapsoft.ParserException;

/**
* ThresholdComposer selects chunks with feature values falling inside the top
* and bottom thresholds. It then creates an output file composed exclusively of
* either the selected chunks or the not-selected chunks. Try using it on speech
* to eliminate pauses (using ChunkPower), or on pitched sounds to extract
* certain pitch ranges (using AvgPitchSimple). You will probably need to do a
* feature analysis of your file first and then look at the features to get a
* feel for the range of data values. ThresholdComposer only really makes sense
* for one-dimensional features like pitch and power.
*
* @author Douglas Repetto
*/

public class ThresholdComposer extends Composer
{
  public static String oldDesc = "ThresholdComposer selects chunks with feature values falling inside the top and bottom thresholds. It then creates an output file composed exclusively of either the selected chunks or the not-selected chunks. ThresholdComposer only really makes sense for one-dimensional features like pitch and power.";

  String outFileName = "threshold.edl";

  FeatFile featFile;

  boolean debug = false;

  double thresholdTop = 50.0;

  double thresholdBottom = 25.0;

  boolean insideThreshold = true;

  //@mike: empty constructor just to sniff this guy
  //please don't call this constructor, it will not work
  public ThresholdComposer()
  {
    initNameAndDescription("Threshold Composer", new String(oldDesc));
  }
 
  public ThresholdComposer(String featFN, String outFN, double thresholdTop,
      double thresholdBottom, boolean insideThreshold)
  {
    this(new FeatFile(featFN), new EDLFile(outFN), thresholdTop,
        thresholdBottom, insideThreshold);
  }

  public ThresholdComposer(FeatFile featFN, EDLFile outFN,
      double thresholdTop, double thresholdBottom, boolean insideThreshold)
  {
    if (featFN == null || outFN == null)
      return;

    featFile = featFN;
    outFile = outFN;
    this.thresholdTop = thresholdTop;
    this.thresholdBottom = thresholdBottom;
    this.insideThreshold = insideThreshold;

    if (outFile == null)
      outFile = new EDLFile("");
  }

  public void printUsageAndExit()
  {
    System.out
        .println("Usage: ThresholdComposer [-options] features.feat \n\n"
            + "  where options include:\n"
            + "    -o output_file  the file to write the output to (defaults to shuffle.edl)\n"
            + "    -t threshold top   sets the top threshold\n"
            + "  -b threshold bottom   sets the bottom threshold\n"
            + "  -e exclude chunks inside the thresholds; default is to include chunks\n"
            + "    -g              debug mode (prints out chunk features on each line of output file)");
    System.out.println();
    System.exit(0);
  }

  public ThresholdComposer(String[] args)
  {
    if (args.length == 0)
      printUsageAndExit();

    // Vector features = new Vector();

    // Parse arguments
    String argString = "o:t:b:e:g";

    Getopt opt = new Getopt("ThresholdComposer", args, argString);
    opt.setOpterr(false);

    int c = -1;
    while ((c = opt.getopt()) != -1)
    {
      switch (c)
      {
      case 'o':
        outFileName = opt.getOptarg();
        break;
      case 't':
        thresholdTop = new Double(opt.getOptarg()).doubleValue();
      case 'b':
        thresholdBottom = new Double(opt.getOptarg()).doubleValue();
      case 'e':
        insideThreshold = false;
      case 'g':
        debug = true;
        break;
      case '?':
        printUsageAndExit();
        break;
      default:
        System.out.print("getopt() returned " + c + "\n");
      }
    }

    // parse arguments
    int ind = opt.getOptind();
    if (ind > args.length)
      printUsageAndExit();

    featFile = new FeatFile(args[args.length - 1]);
    outFile = new EDLFile(outFileName);

    System.out.println("Composing " + outFileName + " from "
        + args[args.length - 1] + ".");
  }

  public void setup() throws IOException, ParserException
  {
    super.setup();

    if (!featFile.haveReadFile)
      featFile.readFile();

    if (featFile.chunks.size() == 0)
      throw new ParserException(featFile.filename, "No chunks found");

    progress.setMaximum(featFile.chunks.size());
  }

  public EDLFile compose()
  {
    Iterator c = featFile.chunks.iterator();
    double currTime = 0;

    // iterate through all the chunks that the segmenter found
    while (c.hasNext())
    {
      // your current features chunk
      FeatChunk ch = (FeatChunk) c.next();

      double[] feats = ch.getFeatures();

      // System.out.println("feature[0]: " + feats[0]);
      // System.out.println("insideThreshold: " + insideThreshold + "
      // thresholdBottom: " + thresholdBottom +
      // " thresholdTop: " + thresholdTop);

      // sweetspot is area between thresholds
      boolean inSweetSpot = false;

      // see if we're in the sweet spot
      if (feats[0] > thresholdBottom && feats[0] < thresholdTop)
        inSweetSpot = true;

      // System.out.println("inSweetSpot: " + inSweetSpot);

      // if we want chunks that are in the sweetspot
      if (inSweetSpot && insideThreshold)
      {
        // make a new EDL chunk from the current features chunk
        EDLChunk newChunk = new EDLChunk(ch, currTime);
        outFile.chunks.add(newChunk);
        currTime += ch.length;
        // System.out.println("inSweetSpot && insideThreshold, so
        // writing chunk!");
      }
      // if we want chunks that are not in the sweetspot
      else if (!inSweetSpot && !insideThreshold)
      {
        // make a new EDL chunk from the current features chunk
        EDLChunk newChunk = new EDLChunk(ch, currTime);
        outFile.chunks.add(newChunk);
        currTime += ch.length;
        // System.out.println("!inSweetSpot && !insideThreshold, so
        // writing chunk!");
      }
      // else
      // System.out.println("not writing chunk!!!");

      progress.setValue(progress.getValue() + 1);
    }

    // outFile now contains some chunks.
    outFile.haveReadFile = true;

    return outFile;
  }

  public static void main(String[] args)
  {
    ThresholdComposer m = new ThresholdComposer(args);
    long startTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
    m.run();
    System.out.println("Done. Took "
        + ((System.currentTimeMillis() - startTime) / 1000.0) + "s");
    System.exit(0);
  }
}
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