view vamp-sdk/hostext/PluginSummarisingAdapter.h @ 190:1982246a3902

* Provide PluginWrapper method for getting hold of a nested wrapper
directly (a bit gross, but useful)
* Use the above to enable the simple host to adjust timestamps
appropriately when printing out results from input domain adapter
wrapped plugins

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#ifndef _VAMP_PLUGIN_SUMMARISING_ADAPTER_H_
#define _VAMP_PLUGIN_SUMMARISING_ADAPTER_H_

#include "PluginWrapper.h"

#include <set>

namespace Vamp {

namespace HostExt {

class PluginSummarisingAdapter : public PluginWrapper
{
public:
    PluginSummarisingAdapter(Plugin *plugin); // I take ownership of plugin
    virtual ~PluginSummarisingAdapter();

    //!!! perhaps it should return the summaries as if they were the
    //!!! original features?  if so, it will need to be told in
    //!!! advance which summaries you want.  and that won't work if
    //!!! you want more than one.  so, probably, no.

    //!!! however, it is useful to have results in the same FeatureSet
    //!!! structure as the original results -- rather than a single
    //!!! FeatureList.  perhaps even useful to get a summary for all
    //!!! outputs?

    FeatureSet process(const float *const *inputBuffers, RealTime timestamp);
    FeatureSet getRemainingFeatures();

    typedef std::set<RealTime> SegmentBoundaries;
    void setSummarySegmentBoundaries(const SegmentBoundaries &);

    enum SummaryType {
        Minimum            = 0,
        Maximum            = 1,
        Mean               = 2,
        Median             = 3,
        Mode               = 4,
        Sum                = 5,
        Variance           = 6,
        StandardDeviation  = 7,
        Count              = 8,

        UnknownSummaryType = 999
    };

    /**
     * AveragingMethod indicates how the adapter should handle
     * average-based summaries of features whose results are not
     * equally spaced in time.
     *
     * If SampleAverage is specified, summary types based on averages
     * will be calculated by treating each result individually without
     * regard to its time: for example, the mean will be the sum of
     * all values divided by the number of values.
     *
     * If ContinuousTimeAverage is specified, each feature will be
     * considered to have a duration, either as specified in the
     * feature's duration field, or until the following feature: thus,
     * for example, the mean will be the sum of the products of values
     * and durations, divided by the total duration.
     *
     * Although SampleAverage is useful for many types of feature,
     * ContinuousTimeAverage is essential for some situations, for
     * example finding the result that spans the largest proportion of
     * the input given a feature that emits a new result only when the
     * value changes (the modal value integrated over time).
     */
    enum AveragingMethod {
        SampleAverage         = 0,
        ContinuousTimeAverage = 1,
    };

    FeatureList getSummaryForOutput(int output,
                                    SummaryType type,
                                    AveragingMethod method = SampleAverage);

    FeatureSet getSummaryForAllOutputs(SummaryType type,
                                       AveragingMethod method = SampleAverage);

protected:
    class Impl;
    Impl *m_impl;
};

}

}

#endif