AIMDV Client
This is for SNS AIMDV (AI based Mood Detection thru Voice) clients, who want to install and test mood AIMDV engine.
Installation
System Requirements
OS: Windows, Linux (and maybe Mac)
Python 3.4+
Installataion
pip install aimdvcli
# or
pip3 install aimdvcliUpgrade
# for updating
pip install -U aimdvcliBasic Usage
Type like this at your console,
aimdvcli <command> [options]Audio Format Converter
This is a audio format converter to standardize the wave format to fit into AIMIDV embedded version in embedded environment, esp., in Android. It can convert all files of the directory you specify, and save into target directory.
Target format:
sampling rate: 22,050
quantization bit: 16 bit
channels: 1 (mono)
byte order: little endian
usage:
aimdvcli audio [options] <source directory> [output directory]options:
--help: display help
-r: convert all audio files and their sub directories recursivelyarguments:
source directory: directory contains audio files
output directory: default is <source directory>/AIMDVexample:
# convert all audios in testset directory recursively
aimdvcli convert -r ./testset ./outputChange Logs
0.1 (June 28, 2018): project initialized
1 maintainer
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