cannot run the IEMOCAP dataset on windows

[nijaaouikhalil]

Hello, could you show the data folder architecture so I understand the way you organised the dataset.
I kept getting errors to segment the data.
I extracted the IEMOCAP_full_release in the data folder the renamed it as IEMOCAP, however, I kept getting errors of files not found.

[AryaAftab]

Hello,
To avoid taking up too much storage space, folders containing video and dialog audio were removed, and the database structure is as follows (plotted by tree command with depth 3). If you encounter more problems, feel comfortable and state them again.
Of course, you must change the path separator ( "/" for Linux) to ( "\" for Windows) anywhere needed

./IEMOCAP/
├── Session1
│   ├── dialog
│   │   └── EmoEvaluation
│   └── sentences
│       └── wav
├── Session2
│   ├── dialog
│   │   └── EmoEvaluation
│   └── sentences
│       └── wav
├── Session3
│   ├── dialog
│   │   └── EmoEvaluation
│   └── sentences
│       └── wav
├── Session4
│   ├── dialog
│   │   └── EmoEvaluation
│   └── sentences
│       └── wav
└── Session5
    ├── dialog
    │   └── EmoEvaluation
    └── sentences
        └── wav

[nijaaouikhalil]

Hello @AryaAftab,
Thanks a lot for responding.
I've changed the path separator also the pattern in the read_dataset file (line 14) to '{}.\t(.?)\t[' because it wouldn't match as is
I have also changed the label in the same file to match the name of the wavefile. . ( was throwing file not found errors )
lable = label_format.format(wavename[4], wavename[:].replace("/", "\"))
and yet I still getting errors related to the segmentation step.
Can you confrim that the current main version works ?
Thanks a lot

[AryaAftab]

you're welcome @nijaaouikhalil,
Yes, the program works properly. The screenshot below shows the correct operation of the function (on Linux).
Why did you change the pattern? You just need to change the path separator.

[nijaaouikhalil]

Thanks a lot for the quick reply.
I changed the label to the commented one here because otherwise the file doesn't exist.
also for the pattern I accounted for the F000 that follows the name of the wave file

[AryaAftab]

Don't mention it @nijaaouikhalil,
I think there is a problem with the iemocap_before_segment function in Windows OS. This problem does not exist in Linux OS. From the error, it can be concluded that there is a problem when extracting the filenames of txt (lines 32 to 39).

[nijaaouikhalil]

can you elaborate what should be the label , the filename and wavename at that stage ( I am not sure why you remove the last 5 characters)
label = label_format.format(wavename[4], wavename[:-5])

also what should the regex match ? my understanding is that it should match the first occurrence of the wave filename (Ses01F_impro01) so we don't care about the (_F000) part .

[AryaAftab]

Assume you have a wav with Ses01F_impro01_F001.wav name:
Line 32 removes .wav from file:

wavename = filename[:-4] ---> Output: Ses01F_impro01_F001

Our label format is :

label_format = 'Session{}/dialog/EmoEvaluation/{}.txt'

In line 33, you separate session numbers and txt filename:

wavename[4] ---> Output: 1
wavename[:-5] ---> Output: Ses01F_impro01
label = label_format.format(wavename[4], wavename[:-5]) ---> Output: 'Session1/dialog/EmoEvaluation/Ses01F_impro01.txt'

In the end, you find Ses01F_impro01_F001 in your text and extract your label(in this example: neu)

[nijaaouikhalil]

Thanks a lot @AryaAftab I fixed it, turns out the issue was that I didn't delete the wave files inside the dialog folder and didn't escape them when reading the filenames.

[AryaAftab]

Think nothing of it @nijaaouikhalil,
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[STU-ECHO]

I dont konw why I cant train this model with windows and using 3080, always raise type valueError

and I run this exactly in colab raise the same error when i do in the pycharm

[STU-ECHO]

I dont konw why I cant train this model with windows and using 3080, always raise type valueError and I run this exactly in colab raise the same error when i do in the pycharm

I solve the problem,and the reason is I made some mistakes with the [contents]

[AryaAftab]

Hi @STU-ECHO,
I was trying to debug your problem, but fortunately, you solved the problem yourself.
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[FLFLYBS]

@AryaAftab
Hello, I can't find the file when I run “python train.py -dn "IEMOCAP" -id 7 -at "all" -ln "focal" -v 1 -it "mfcc" -c "disk" -m false”. I want to ask what may be the reason

[AryaAftab]

Hi @He-jia-wen
The problem created for you in the previous question was created for someone else. Did you read the previous questions and answers?