chore: move mfcc func and add

skeleton for saving mfcc data

Handle_emg_data.py

@@ -5,8 +5,18 @@ from pathlib import Path
 import numpy as np
 from pandas.core.frame import DataFrame
 from math import floor
+import sys
+sys.path.insert(0, '/Users/Markus/Prosjekter git/Slovakia 2021/python_speech_features/python_speech_features')
+from python_speech_features.python_speech_features import *
+import json
 #from Present_data import get_data
 
+# Global variables for MFCC
+MFCC_STEPSIZE = 0.5     # Seconds
+MFCC_WINDOWSIZE = 2     # Seconds
+NR_COEFFICIENTS = 13    # Number of coefficients
+NR_MEL_BINS = 40     # Number of mel-filter-bins 
+
 class Data_container:
       
     def __init__(self, subject_nr:int, subject_name:str):
@@ -488,6 +498,12 @@ class CSV_handler:
 
 class DL_data_handler:
 
+    JSON_PATH = "mfcc_data.json"
+    SAMPLE_RATE = None
+    TRACK_DURATION = None # measured in seconds
+    #SAMPLES_PER_TRACK = SAMPLE_RATE * TRACK_DURATION
+
+
     def __init__(self, csv_handler:CSV_handler) -> None:
         self.csv_handler = csv_handler
         # Should med 4 sessions * split nr of samples per person. Each sample is structured like [sample_df, samplerate]
@@ -497,6 +513,7 @@ class DL_data_handler:
                                     4: [],
                                     5: []
                                     }
+                                    
     def get_samples_dict(self):
         return self.samples_per_subject
         
@@ -568,8 +585,49 @@ class DL_data_handler:
             main_df = pd.concat([main_df, adding_df], ignore_index=True)
         samplerate = get_samplerate(main_df)
         return main_df, samplerate
+    '''
+    def save_mfcc(raw_data_dict, json_path, samples_per_subject):
+        
+        # dictionary to store mapping, labels, and MFCCs
+        data = {
+            "mapping": [],
+            "labels": [],
+            "mfcc": []
+        }
+
+        #hop_length = MFCC_STEPSIZE * sample_rate
+        #num_mfcc_vectors_per_segment = math.ceil(samples_per_subject / hop_length)
+
+        # loop through all subjects to get samples
+        for key, value in raw_data_dict.items():
 
 
+            # save genre label (i.e., sub-folder name) in the mapping
+            subject_label = 'Subject ' + key
+            data["mapping"].append(subject_label)
+            print("\nProcessing: {}".format(subject_label))
+
+            # process all audio files in genre sub-dir
+            for sample in value:
+
+                # load audio file
+                signal, sample_rate = sample[0], sample[1]
+
+                # extract mfcc
+                mfcc = mfcc_custom(signal, sample_rate, MFCC_WINDOWSIZE, MFCC_STEPSIZE, NR_COEFFICIENTS, NR_MEL_BINS)
+                mfcc = mfcc.T
+                print(len(mfcc))
+
+                # store only mfcc feature with expected number of vectors
+                #if len(mfcc) == num_mfcc_vectors_per_segment:
+                data["mfcc"].append(mfcc.tolist())
+                data["labels"].append(key)
+                print("sample:{}".format(value.index(sample)))
+
+        # save MFCCs to json file
+        with open(json_path, "w") as fp:
+            json.dump(data, fp, indent=4)
+    '''
     # HELP FUNCTIONS: ------------------------------------------------------------------------: 
 
     # Help: gets the str from emg nr
@@ -600,3 +658,18 @@ def get_samplerate(df:DataFrame):
         samples = len(df.index)
         samplerate = samples / seconds
         return int(samplerate)
+
+    # Takes in a df and outputs np arrays for x and y values
+    def get_xory_from_df(x_or_y, df:DataFrame):
+        swither = {
+            'x': df.iloc[:,0].to_numpy(),
+            'y': df.iloc[:,1].to_numpy()
+        }
+        return swither.get(x_or_y, 0)
+    
+    # Slightly modified mfcc with inputs like below.
+    # Returns N (x_values from original df) and mfcc_y_values 
+    def mfcc_custom(df:DataFrame, samplesize, windowsize, stepsize, nr_coefficients, nr_mel_filters):
+        N = get_xory_from_df('x', df)
+        y = get_xory_from_df('y', df)
+        return N, base.mfcc(y, samplesize, windowsize, stepsize, nr_coefficients, nr_mel_filters)

Present_data.py

@@ -8,10 +8,10 @@ from matplotlib import cm
 import matplotlib.ticker as ticker
 
 # Global variables for MFCC
-mfcc_stepsize = 0.5     # Seconds
+MFCC_STEPSIZE = 0.5     # Seconds
-mfcc_windowsize = 2     # Seconds
+MFCC_WINDOWSIZE = 2     # Seconds
-nr_coefficients = 13    # Number of coefficients
+NR_COEFFICIENTS = 13    # Number of coefficients
-nr_mel_filters = 40     # Number of mel-filter-bins 
+NR_MEL_BINS = 40     # Number of mel-filter-bins 
 
 
 # PLOT FUNCTIONS --------------------------------------------------------------: 
@@ -126,13 +126,6 @@ def denoice_dataset(handler:Handler.CSV_handler, subject_nr, which_arm, round, e
     df_new = Handler.make_df_from_xandy(N, y_values, emg_nr)
     return df_new
 
-# Slightly modified mfcc with inputs like below.
-# Returns N (x_values from original df) and mfcc_y_values 
-def mfcc_custom(df:DataFrame, samplesize, windowsize, stepsize, nr_coefficients, nr_mel_filters):
-    N = get_xory_from_df('x', df)
-    y = get_xory_from_df('y', df)
-    return N, base.mfcc(y, samplesize, windowsize, stepsize, nr_coefficients, nr_mel_filters)
-
 
 def test_for_NaN(dict, samples_per_person):
     for key, value in dict.items():
@@ -201,14 +194,14 @@ def mfcc_all_emg_plots(csv_handler:CSV_handler):
     df6, samplerate6 = csv_handler.get_data( 1, 'left', 1, 6)
     df7, samplerate7 = csv_handler.get_data( 1, 'left', 1, 7)
     df8, samplerate8 = csv_handler.get_data( 1, 'left', 1, 8)
-    N1, mfcc_feat1 = mfcc_custom(df1, samplerate1, mfcc_windowsize, mfcc_stepsize)
+    N1, mfcc_feat1 = csv_handler.mfcc_custom(df1, samplerate1, MFCC_WINDOWSIZE, MFCC_STEPSIZE)
-    N2, mfcc_feat2 = mfcc_custom(df2, samplerate2, mfcc_windowsize, mfcc_stepsize)
+    N2, mfcc_feat2 = csv_handler.mfcc_custom(df2, samplerate2, MFCC_WINDOWSIZE, MFCC_STEPSIZE)
-    N3, mfcc_feat3 = mfcc_custom(df3, samplerate3, mfcc_windowsize, mfcc_stepsize)
+    N3, mfcc_feat3 = csv_handler.mfcc_custom(df3, samplerate3, MFCC_WINDOWSIZE, MFCC_STEPSIZE)
-    N4, mfcc_feat4 = mfcc_custom(df4, samplerate4, mfcc_windowsize, mfcc_stepsize)
+    N4, mfcc_feat4 = csv_handler.mfcc_custom(df4, samplerate4, MFCC_WINDOWSIZE, MFCC_STEPSIZE)
-    N5, mfcc_feat5 = mfcc_custom(df5, samplerate5, mfcc_windowsize, mfcc_stepsize)
+    N5, mfcc_feat5 = csv_handler.mfcc_custom(df5, samplerate5, MFCC_WINDOWSIZE, MFCC_STEPSIZE)
-    N6, mfcc_feat6 = mfcc_custom(df6, samplerate6, mfcc_windowsize, mfcc_stepsize)
+    N6, mfcc_feat6 = csv_handler.mfcc_custom(df6, samplerate6, MFCC_WINDOWSIZE, MFCC_STEPSIZE)
-    N7, mfcc_feat7 = mfcc_custom(df7, samplerate7, mfcc_windowsize, mfcc_stepsize)
+    N7, mfcc_feat7 = csv_handler.mfcc_custom(df7, samplerate7, MFCC_WINDOWSIZE, MFCC_STEPSIZE)
-    N8, mfcc_feat8 = mfcc_custom(df8, samplerate8, mfcc_windowsize, mfcc_stepsize)
+    N8, mfcc_feat8 = csv_handler.mfcc_custom(df8, samplerate8, MFCC_WINDOWSIZE, MFCC_STEPSIZE)
     feat_list = [mfcc_feat1, mfcc_feat2, mfcc_feat3, mfcc_feat4, mfcc_feat5, mfcc_feat6, mfcc_feat7, mfcc_feat8]
     label_1 = 'Subject 1, session 1, left arm, emg nr. 1'
     label_2 = 'Subject 1, session 1, left arm, emg nr. 2'
@@ -229,9 +222,13 @@ def main():
     csv_handler = CSV_handler()
     csv_handler.load_data('soft')
     dl_data_handler = DL_data_handler(csv_handler)
+    mfcc_3_plots_1_1_2(csv_handler)
+
+    '''
     dl_data_handler.store_samples(10)
     dict = dl_data_handler.samples_per_subject
-
+    dl_data_handler.save_mfcc()
+    '''
     
    
 main()

Signal_prep.py

@@ -4,17 +4,8 @@ from scipy.fft import fft, fftfreq
 import pywt
 import sys
 import Handle_emg_data as Handler
-sys.path.insert(0, '/Users/Markus/Prosjekter git/Slovakia 2021/python_speech_features/python_speech_features')
-from python_speech_features.python_speech_features import *
 
 
-# Takes in a df and outputs np arrays for x and y values
-def get_xory_from_df(x_or_y, df:DataFrame):
-    swither = {
-        'x': df.iloc[:,0].to_numpy(),
-        'y': df.iloc[:,1].to_numpy()
-    }
-    return swither.get(x_or_y, 0)
 
 # Normalizes a ndarray of a signal to the scale of int16(32767)
 def normalize_wave(y_values):