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added more (all?) options
author | Emmanouil Theofanis Chourdakis <e.t.chourdakis@qmul.ac.uk> |
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date | Fri, 29 Sep 2017 20:39:54 +0100 |
parents | bfd2651f928c |
children | 42f189846ba8 |
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#!/bin/python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # For licensing please see: LICENSE # Copyright (c) Emmanouil Theofanis Chourdakis <e.t.chourdakis@qmul.ac.uk> import argparse def run_demo(): print("TODO: Implement run_demo()") def simscene(input_path, output_path, scene_duration, score_events, score_backgrounds, **kwargs): print("TODO: Implement simscene()") def not_implemented(): print("TODO: not implemented") if __name__=="__main__": """ Main function, parses options and calls the simscene generation function or a demo. The options given are almost identical to Lagrange et al's simscene. """ argparser = argparse.ArgumentParser( description="SimScene.py audio scene generator", ) argparser.add_argument( 'input_path', type=str, help="Path of a directory containing wave files for sound backgrounds (in the `background' sub-directory) or events (in `event')" ) argparser.add_argument( '-T', '--scene-duration', type=float, help="Duration of scene in seconds", ) argparser.add_argument( '-e', '--score-events', type=str, help="Score events file as a comma-separated text file (.csv, .txt), JSON (.json), or Excel (.xls) file" ) argparser.add_argument( '-b', '--score-backgrounds', type=str, help="Score backgrounds file as a comma-separated text file (.csv, .txt), JSON (.json), or Excel (.xls) file" ) argparser.add_argument( '-t', '--time-mode', type=str, help="Mode of spacing between events. `generate': values must be set for each track in the score files. `abstract': values are computed from an abstract representation of an existing acoustic scene. `replicate': values are replicated from an existing acousting scene.", choices=['generate', 'abstract', 'replicate'] ) argparser.add_argument( '-R', '--ebr-mode', type=str, help="Mode for Event to Background power level ratio. `generate': values must be set for each track in the score files. `abstract': values are computed from an abstract representation of an existing acoustic scene. `replicate': values are replicated from an existing acousting scene.", choices=['generate', 'abstract', 'replicate'] ) argparser.add_argument( '--annotation-file', type=float, help="If -R or -m are selected, this provides the source for sourcing the times or EBRs from ANNOTATION_FILE. ANNOTATION_FILE must be comma-separated text file (.csv, .txt), JSON (.json), or Excel (.xls)." ) argparser.add_argument( '--audio-file', type=float, help="If -R or -m are selected, this provides the source for sourcing the times or EBRs from AUDIO_FILE. AUDIO_FILE must be a 44100Hz .wav file." ) argparser.add_argument( '-f', '--figure', action='count', help="Increase figure verbosity. (Default) 0 - Don't save or display figures, 1 - Save pictures but do not display them, 2 - Save and display figures" ) argparser.add_argument( '-C', '--channel', type=int, help="number of audio channels contained in file. (Default) 0 - 1 channel (mono), 1 - As many channels as sound classes (events+textures), 2 - Same as 1, each channel is saved in a separate .wav file." ) argparser.add_argument( '-m', '--min-space', type=float, help="Minimum space allowed between successive events (seconds). If -1, then allow overlapping between events." ) argparser.add_argument( '-c', '--end-cut', action='store_true', help="If the last sample ends after the scene ends then: if enabled, cut the sample to duration, else remove the sample." ) args = argparser.parse_args() not_implemented()