FluidNormalize: review example

release-packaging/HelpSource/Classes/FluidNormalize.schelp

@@ -68,66 +68,59 @@ s.boot;
 ~audiofile = File.realpath(FluidBufPitch.class.filenameSymbol).dirname +/+ "../AudioFiles/Tremblay-ASWINE-ScratchySynth-M.wav";
 ~raw = FluidDataSet(s,\norm_help_raw);
 ~norm = FluidDataSet(s,\norm_help_normd);
-~audio = Buffer.read(s,~audiofile);
 ~pitch_feature = Buffer.new(s);
-~stats = Buffer.new(s);
+~stats = Buffer.alloc(s, 7, 2);
-~datapoint = Buffer.alloc(s,2);
 ~normalizer = FluidNormalize(s);
 )
 
-// Do a pitch analysis on the audio, which gives us pitch and pitch confidence (so a 2D datum)
+// Load audio and run a pitch analysis, which gives us pitch and pitch confidence (so a 2D datum)
+(
+~audio = Buffer.read(s,~audiofile);
+FluidBufPitch.process(s,~audio, features: ~pitch_feature);
+)
+
 // Divide the time series in to 10, and take the mean of each segment and add this as a point to
 // the 'raw' FluidDataSet
 (
-~raw.clear;
+{
-~norm.clear;
+	var trig = LocalIn.kr(1, 1);
-FluidBufPitch.process(s,~audio,features:~pitch_feature,action:{
+	var buf =  LocalBuf(2, 1);
-	"Pitch analysis.complete. Doing stats".postln;
+    var count = PulseCount.kr(trig) - 1;
-	fork{
 	var chunkLen = (~pitch_feature.numFrames / 10).asInteger;
-		10.do{ |i|
+	var stats = FluidBufStats.kr(
-			s.sync;	FluidBufStats.process(s,~pitch_feature,startFrame:i*chunkLen,numFrames:chunkLen,stats:~stats, action:{
+			source: ~pitch_feature, startFrame: count * chunkLen,
-			~stats.loadToFloatArray(action:{ |statsdata|
+			numFrames: chunkLen, stats: ~stats, trig: trig
-					[statsdata[0],statsdata[1]].postln;
+	);
-					~datapoint.setn(0,[statsdata[0],statsdata[1]]);
+	var rd = BufRd.kr(2, ~stats, DC.kr(0), 0, 1);// pick only mean pitch and confidence
-					s.sync;
+	var wr1 = BufWr.kr(rd[0], buf, DC.kr(0));
-					("Adding point" ++ i).postln;
+	var wr2 = BufWr.kr(rd[1], buf, DC.kr(1));
-					~raw.addPoint(i,~datapoint);
+	var dsWr = FluidDataSetWr.kr(\norm_help_raw, buf: buf, trig: Done.kr(stats));
-				})
+	LocalOut.kr( Done.kr(dsWr));
-			});
+	FreeSelf.kr(count - 9);
-			if(i == 9) {"Analysis done, dataset ready".postln}
+}.play;
-		}
-	}
-});
 )
 
-//Fit the FluidNormalizer to the raw data, and then apply the scaling out of place into
+
-//our second FluidDataSet, so we can compare.
+// Normalize and load to language-side array
-//Download the dataset contents into arrays for plotting
 (
-~normalizer.fit(~raw);
-~normalizer.transform(~raw,~norm);
 ~rawarray = Array.new(10);
 ~normedarray= Array.new(10);
-fork{
+~normalizer.fitTransform(~raw,~norm, {
-	10.do{|i|
+	~raw.dump{|x| 10.do{|i|
-		~raw.getPoint(i,~datapoint,{
+		~rawarray.add(x["data"][i.asString])
-			~datapoint.loadToFloatArray(action:{|a| ~rawarray.add(Array.newFrom(a))})
+	}};
-		});
+	~norm.dump{|x| 10.do{|i|
-		s.sync;
+		~normedarray.add(x["data"][i.asString])
-		~norm.getPoint(i,~datapoint,{
+	}};
-
+});
-			~datapoint.loadToFloatArray(action:{|a| ~normedarray.add(Array.newFrom(a))})
-		});
-		s.sync;
-		if(i==9){"Data downloaded".postln};
-	}
-}
 )
+
 //Plot side by side. Before normalization the two dimensions have radically different scales
 //which can be unhelpful in many cases
+
 (
 ~rawarray.flatten(1).unlace.plot("Unnormalized",Rect(0,0,400,400),minval:0,maxval:[5000,1]).plotMode=\bars;
 ~plot2 = ~normedarray.flatten(1).unlace.plot("Normalized",Rect(410,0,400,400)).plotMode=\bars;
 )
+
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