ganModels.

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This code de nes several neural network models using the Keras library in Python.
The models de ned include a generator, discriminator, stacked generator and
discriminator, encoder, and autoencoder. The generator model starts with a dense
layer with 1000 units and an input shape of (NoiseDim,). This layer is followed by a
LeakyReLU activation function with a leaky rate of 0.01, a batch normalization layer,
and a reshape layer. The model then includes several convolutional layers with
various lters and strides, activation functions, batch normalization layers, and
dropout layers. The nal layer is a atten layer. The discriminator model starts with a
reshape layer and includes several convolutional layers with various lters and
strides, activation functions, batch normalization layers, and dropout layers. The nal
layers include a atten layer, a dense layer with 1024 units, a LeakyReLU activation
function, and a nal dense layer with a sigmoid activation function. The stacked
generator and discriminator is created by adding the generator and discriminator
models in sequence. The encoder model is similar to the discriminator model but
does not include the nal dense layer with a sigmoid activation. The autoencoder
model is created by adding the encoder and generator models in sequence.

ganSetup.py
The code is written in Python and is a part of a machine learning project that focuses
on audio generation. It imports the libraries, librosa, numpy, and pandas. The rst
section of the code sets the parameters for the audio processing. The variables
DURATION and SAMPLE_RATE de ne the length and sample rate of the audio les
respectively. The variable AUDIO_SHAPE is calculated as the product of the duration
and sample rate. The variables NOISE_DIM and MFCC de ne the size of the noise
dimension and the Mel Frequency Cepstral Coe cients respectively. The variables
ENCODE_SIZE and DENSE_SIZE set the size of the encoding and dense layers. The
next section de nes the le paths for the dataset, autoencoder, pictures, and GAN.
The variable LABEL sets the label of the audio, such as Violin or Flute. The code then
de nes three functions, load_train_data, normalization, and rescale. The
load_train_data function takes an input length and a label as inputs and loads the
audio les for training. The function reads the audio le names from a csv le and
loads the audio les using librosa. It also pads or o sets the audio les as necessary
to match the input length. The normalization function standardizes the audio data by
subtracting the mean and dividing by the standard deviation. The rescale function
then scales the audio data to be in the range of [-1, +1].

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 audioGan.py
This code is a class de nition for an Audio Generative Adversarial Network (GAN)
using Keras and Tensor ow. The purpose of this code is to generate synthetic
audio samples from a given training data set. The code imports libraries including
Numpy, Matplotlib, IPython, and Keras. There are several functions de ned within
the class including the init function which sets up the architecture of the encoder,
generator, and discriminator models. The models are then compiled using the
Adam optimizer and the binary crossentropy loss function. The training data is set
with the load_train_data() function and normalized with the normalization() function.
The train_gan() function trains the discriminator and generator by updating their
weights and appending their losses to the loss history. Finally, the
show_gen_samples() function generates and displays a number of synthetic audio
samples.

audioGeneration.py
The code is a python script for training a Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) for
audio generation. The GAN architecture uses the Mel-frequency cepstral coe cients
(MFCC) as the input for both the generator and discriminator. The script imports
several libraries such as librosa for audio processing, tensor ow for building the
neural network models, IPython and matplotlib for visualizations, and pandas for
handling data. The script also uses several functions from the les audioGan.py,
ganSetup.py, and ganModels.py for setting up and building the GAN architecture.
The user can choose to run the script on the GPU or CPU by setting the USE_GPU
ag. The script then reads in the training and test datasets and plots a bar graph of
the number of audio samples in each category. The script then loads a sample audio
le and applies MFCC on the audio signal and plots the result. The script then builds
the discriminator, generator, stacked generator and discriminator, and autoencoder
models and summarizes their architecture. The script then instantiates the
AudioGAN class and trains the autoencoder model for 10 epochs with a batch size of
32. The script then saves a sample output from the autoencoder model as a WAV
le.

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