feat: add python demo for onnx #36
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shenjinti
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For anyone interested, based on the code in this PR, I created a Rust library ten-vad-rs to work with the |
stiansel
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| for i in range(num_frames): | ||
| start_idx = i * HOP_SIZE | ||
| end_idx = start_idx + HOP_SIZE |
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I think this should be end_idx = start_idx + WINDOW_SIZE.
It brings the model output closer to the reference C library when run on the same file.
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Hi, I just merged a PR, which is about calling C++ code from Python using pybind11. Using this, in python we can get the VAD result as precise as the C++ version. If you're interested, have a look. |
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Adds a python demo (vad_demo.py) that implements the complete VAD inference pipeline using ONNX Runtime.
cd examples_onnx python3 vad_demo.py --input ../examples/s0724-s0730.wav --labels