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2023-09-14 2a66366be4c2715870e4859fd5a5db6e8a9dc00a
funasr/utils/timestamp_tools.py
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from itertools import zip_longest
import torch
import copy
import codecs
import logging
import edit_distance
import argparse
import pdb
import numpy as np
from typing import Any, List, Tuple, Union
import edit_distance
from itertools import zip_longest
def cif_wo_hidden(alphas, threshold):
    batch_size, len_time = alphas.size()
    # loop varss
    integrate = torch.zeros([batch_size], device=alphas.device)
    # intermediate vars along time
    list_fires = []
    for t in range(len_time):
        alpha = alphas[:, t]
        integrate += alpha
        list_fires.append(integrate)
        fire_place = integrate >= threshold
        integrate = torch.where(fire_place,
                                integrate - torch.ones([batch_size], device=alphas.device)*threshold,
                                integrate)
    fires = torch.stack(list_fires, 1)
    return fires
def ts_prediction_lfr6_standard(us_alphas, 
@@ -24,19 +38,24 @@
    MAX_TOKEN_DURATION = 12
    TIME_RATE = 10.0 * 6 / 1000 / 3  #  3 times upsampled
    if len(us_alphas.shape) == 2:
        _, peaks = us_alphas[0], us_peaks[0]  # support inference batch_size=1 only
        alphas, peaks = us_alphas[0], us_peaks[0]  # support inference batch_size=1 only
    else:
        _, peaks = us_alphas, us_peaks
    num_frames = peaks.shape[0]
        alphas, peaks = us_alphas, us_peaks
    if char_list[-1] == '</s>':
        char_list = char_list[:-1]
    fire_place = torch.where(peaks>1.0-1e-4)[0].cpu().numpy() + force_time_shift  # total offset
    if len(fire_place) != len(char_list) + 1:
        alphas /= (alphas.sum() / (len(char_list) + 1))
        alphas = alphas.unsqueeze(0)
        peaks = cif_wo_hidden(alphas, threshold=1.0-1e-4)[0]
        fire_place = torch.where(peaks>1.0-1e-4)[0].cpu().numpy() + force_time_shift  # total offset
    num_frames = peaks.shape[0]
    timestamp_list = []
    new_char_list = []
    # for bicif model trained with large data, cif2 actually fires when a character starts
    # so treat the frames between two peaks as the duration of the former token
    fire_place = torch.where(peaks>1.0-1e-4)[0].cpu().numpy() + force_time_shift  # total offset
    num_peak = len(fire_place)
    assert num_peak == len(char_list) + 1 # number of peaks is supposed to be number of tokens + 1
    # assert num_peak == len(char_list) + 1 # number of peaks is supposed to be number of tokens + 1
    # begin silence
    if fire_place[0] > START_END_THRESHOLD:
        # char_list.insert(0, '<sil>')