oobss 0.1.0

Open online blind source separation toolkit

oobss

Open online blind source separation toolkit.

This repository contains classical and online blind source separation algorithms, plus utilities for configuration, logging, and documentation.

Installation

Install from PyPI:

pip install oobss

Or with uv:

uv add oobss

Install with realtime extras (torch, torchrir):

pip install "oobss[realtime]"

uv add "oobss[realtime]"

Development Setup

Create the development environment and run tests:

uv sync
uv run pytest

Run the multi-method comparison example:

uv run python examples/compare_wav_methods.py examples/data/mixture.wav --methods all

Documentation

Build docs locally with Material for MkDocs:

uv run mkdocs build

Preview docs locally:

uv run mkdocs serve

Example Scripts

• Single WAV + single method CLI:

  uv run python examples/separate_wav_cli.py examples/data/mixture.wav --method batch_auxiva
  

• Single WAV + multi-method comparison (optional SI-SDR with references):

  uv run python examples/compare_wav_methods.py \
    examples/data/mixture.wav \
    --methods all \
    --reference-dir examples/data/ref \
    --plot
  

• Dataset-wide benchmark with dataloader + aggregation/visualization:

  uv run python examples/benchmark_dataset.py --sample-limit 2 --workers 1
  

• CMU ARCTIC + torchrir dataset build (torchrir side):

  torchrir-build-dynamic-cmu-arctic \
    --cmu-root /path/to/cmu_arctic \
    --dataset-root outputs/cmu_arctic_torchrir_dynamic_dataset \
    --n-scenes 10 \
    --overwrite-dataset
  

  Alternative module form:

  python -m torchrir.datasets.dynamic_cmu_arctic \
    --cmu-root /path/to/cmu_arctic \
    --dataset-root outputs/cmu_arctic_torchrir_dynamic_dataset \
    --n-scenes 10 \
    --overwrite-dataset
  

  Optional layout video flags (torchrir): --save-layout-mp4/--no-save-layout-mp4, --save-layout-mp4-3d/--no-save-layout-mp4-3d, --layout-video-fps, --layout-video-no-audio.

Major APIs

For benchmark and multi-method execution, prefer the oobss.experiments entrypoints (ExperimentEngine, default_method_runner_registry). Direct separator classes are lower-level building blocks.

1. Batch Separators (AuxIVA, ILRMA)

Use TF-domain mixtures with shape (n_frame, n_freq, n_mic) and run iterative updates.

import numpy as np
from scipy.signal import ShortTimeFFT, get_window

from oobss import AuxIVA

fs = 16000
fft_size = 2048
hop_size = 512
win = get_window("hann", fft_size, fftbins=True)
stft = ShortTimeFFT(win=win, hop=hop_size, fs=fs)

# mixture_time: (n_samples, n_mic)
mixture_time = np.random.randn(fs, 2)
obs = stft.stft(mixture_time.T).transpose(2, 1, 0)  # (n_frame, n_freq, n_mic)

separator = AuxIVA(obs)
separator.run(30)
est_tf = separator.get_estimate()  # (n_frame, n_freq, n_src)

Strategy plug-and-play example:

from oobss import AuxIVA
from oobss.separators.strategies import (
    BatchCovarianceStrategy,
    GaussSourceStrategy,
    IP1SpatialStrategy,
)

separator = AuxIVA(
    obs,
    spatial=IP1SpatialStrategy(),
    source=GaussSourceStrategy(),
    covariance=BatchCovarianceStrategy(),
)
separator.run(30)

2. Online Separators (OnlineAuxIVA, OnlineILRMA, OnlineISNMF)

Use frame-wise streaming with a shared API:

• process_frame(frame, request=None)
• process_stream(stream, frame_axis=-1, request=None)

import numpy as np

from oobss import OnlineILRMA, StreamRequest

# stream: (n_freq, n_mic, n_frame)
stream = np.random.randn(513, 2, 100) + 1j * np.random.randn(513, 2, 100)

model = OnlineILRMA(
    n_mic=2,
    n_freq=513,
    n_bases=4,
    ref_mic=0,
    beta=1,
    forget=0.99,
    inner_iter=5,
)
out = model.process_stream_tf(
    stream,
    request=StreamRequest(frame_axis=2, reference_mic=0),
)
separated = out.estimate_tf  # (n_freq, n_src, n_frame)

3. Unified Separator Contract

Use typed requests for batch/stream execution:

• fit_transform_tf(..., request=BatchRequest(...))
• process_stream_tf(..., request=StreamRequest(...))

from oobss import AuxIVA, BatchRequest

separator = AuxIVA(obs)  # obs: (n_frame, n_freq, n_mic)
output = separator.fit_transform_tf(
    obs,
    n_iter=50,
    request=BatchRequest(reference_mic=0),
)
estimate_tf = output.estimate_tf

4. Experiment Engine (oobss.experiments)

Run method sweeps, aggregate results, and generate reports.

• ExperimentEngine: task planning and execution
• expand_method_grids: method-parameter grid expansion
• generate_experiment_report: aggregate CSV/JSON/PDF outputs
• create_loader: dataset loader factory (torchrir_dynamic built-in)

uv run python examples/benchmark_dataset.py \
  --sample-limit 2 \
  --workers 1 \
  --grid batch_ilrma.n_basis=2,4 \
  --grid batch_ilrma.n_iter=50,100

Programmatic example:

from pathlib import Path

from oobss.experiments.config_loader import (
    load_common_config_schema,
    load_method_configs,
)
from oobss.experiments.config_schema import common_config_to_dict
from oobss.experiments.engine import ExperimentEngine, parse_grid_overrides
from oobss.experiments.recipe import recipe_from_common_config
from oobss.experiments.reporting import generate_experiment_report

cfg = load_common_config_schema(
    Path("examples/benchmark/config/common.yaml")
)
methods = load_method_configs(Path("examples/benchmark/config/methods"))
recipe = recipe_from_common_config(common_config_to_dict(cfg))
grid = parse_grid_overrides(["batch_ilrma.n_basis=2,4"])

engine = ExperimentEngine()
artifacts = engine.run(
    recipe=recipe,
    methods=methods,
    output_root=Path("outputs/dataset_benchmark"),
    workers=1,
    overwrite=True,
    save_framewise=True,
    summary_precision=6,
    save_audio=True,
    method_grid=grid,
)
generate_experiment_report(artifacts.results_path, artifacts.run_root / "reports")

License

This project is distributed under the terms in LICENSE. It is based on Apache License 2.0 with additional restrictions, including:

• non-commercial use only
• required attribution for redistribution/deployment/derived use

Refer to LICENSE for the complete and binding terms.

Future Work

The following roadmap is planned for future iterations:

1. Define a stable dataset contract for oobss (track-level manifest, required fields, and directory layout).
2. Introduce a recipe system (recipe.yaml) to convert arbitrary raw datasets into the oobss data contract.
3. Implement recipe execution modules in oobss (validation, conversion, manifest generation, and failure reporting).
4. Extend dataset adapters beyond torchrir_dynamic and provide ready-to-use recipes for common public datasets.
5. Strengthen validation tooling for converted datasets (schema checks, duration/channel checks, missing-file diagnostics).
6. Standardize benchmark outputs (results.jsonl, per-track details, optional frame-wise metrics) and keep plotting optional.
7. Extend CLI commands for end-to-end workflows:
   • recipe validation and conversion
   • benchmark run, summarize, and plotting
8. Add example recipes for multiple dataset structures and keep examples as thin wrappers around library APIs.
9. Add integration tests for recipe conversion and small-scale benchmark runs to prevent regressions.