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chrisdonahue avatar chrisdonahue commented on July 17, 2024

Is the same seed used along all the training?

I'm not sure what you mean. The code doesn't actually set the random seed (it probably should; my bad). Can you clarify if this doesn't answer your question?

In the preview mode I see that the first time the preview is generated, since there's no z, it is defined from the infer_metagraph. Then, is it a z that has been used during training?

It is extremely unlikely (nearly impossible) that the z vector randomly selected in the preview routine will be identical to any used during training.

if my dataset is composed by wav audio files with duration > 1s, should I be aware about something in particular? Like some parameters (out of the option for the wav format that I already mastered and applied) that might be changed...

The training script should be configured out of the box to be appropriate for wav files >1s. If you are having issues, look at all of the command line args that start with --data. See the README explanation of these args for details: https://github.com/chrisdonahue/wavegan#data-considerations

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spagliarini avatar spagliarini commented on July 17, 2024

Thanks for the reply!!!!

It is extremely unlikely (nearly impossible) that the z vector randomly selected in the preview routine will be identical to any used during training.

I meant for the generation of the preview, not for the training.

The training script should be configured out of the box to be appropriate for wav files >1s. If you are having issues, look at all of the command line args that start with --data. See the README explanation of these args for details: https://github.com/chrisdonahue/wavegan#data-considerations.

Ok, here it's my bad. I'm actually training with audio files with lenght <1s (order of milliseconds). I'm using the option --data_first_slice indeed. I was just wondering if other parameters should be changed. But I guess this is not the case.

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