[hts-users:04528] Re: KLD-based state mapping

Why were there asterisks in your full-context labels? Was it employed as a separator in full-context labels? Normally there shouldn't be wildcard characters in full-context labels.

(I am asking this only because I am curious ...)

Hui

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On Thursday, 23 March 2017, 7:07, 张斌 <zhangbinlh@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

HI all,

I have receive the same problem:ERROR [+999] CheckBaseClass: Components missing from Base Class list (100715 100727). And I find that there is the character '*' in my fulllab and it cause the label with character '*' can not be matched when CheckBaseClass. I remove '*' from my label and regenerate mmf files. It is work well now.

Hope to help you.

BinZhang

At 2017-03-22 03:11:51, "Carmen Magariños Iglesias" <cmagui@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi Hui,

Thank you very much for your answer. As you said my cmp is composed by MCEP features + log F0 + bandap, so the third parameter of Distortion_cmp should be 7. I tried what you suggested and unfortunately I got the same error. The difference now is that the number of missing components is much lower. Any other possible reasons for some components not to appear in the base class list?
Regards,
Carmen

2017-02-06 23:58 GMT+01:00 Hui LIANG <tshlmail-hts@xxxxxxxxx>:
Hi, Carmen,

almost a months has passed since you posted this email. I don't know whether you have solved this issue. If not, try the following (I assume your CMP=spectral feature+logF0+bndap):

./Distortion_cmp ../es_hmm/re_clustered_sat_ all.cmp.ascii.mmf ../gl_hmm/re_clustered_sat_ all.cmp.ascii.mmf 7 1 1 &> es_gl.cmp.KLD &

Hui

On Thursday, 12 January 2017, 10:23, Carmen Magariños Iglesias <cmagui@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi,

I've been testing the code for cross-lingual state mapping available at the EMIME website and I'm having some problems. After getting the KLD mapping and the modified “dec.base” files for both cmp and dur (transform mapping approach), I get the following error when I run the HMGenS command:

ERROR [+999] CheckBaseClass: Components missing from Base Class list (291 29558)

I guess I'm missing something or I did something wrong during the KLD mapping. I list below the steps I followed to obtain a Galician speaker in Spanish language, given the two corresponding average voice models (I will refer to the Spanish model as “es_hmm” and to the Galician model as “gl_hmm”):

1. Run the KLD mapping for cmp and dur as follows:

./Distortion_cmp ../es_hmm/re_clustered_sat_ all.cmp.ascii.mmf ../gl_hmm/re_clustered_sat_ all.cmp.ascii.mmf 1 1 1 &> es_gl.cmp.KLD &

./KLD_dur ../es_hmm/re_clustered_sat_ all.dur.ascii.mmf ../gl_hmm/re_clustered_sat_ all.dur.ascii.mmf 1 &> es_gl.dur.KLD &

2. Apply mapping (“TransformMapping/2. ApplyMapping_t.pl” script) using the following files:

For cmp:

my $mappingFile = "../KLD\ Calculation/es_gl.cmp.KLD";
my $targetLanguage = "../es_hmm/re_clustered_sat_ all.cmp.ascii.mmf";
my $sourceLanguage = "../gl_hmm/re_clustered_sat_ all.cmp.ascii.mmf";
my $inBaseFile = "../gl_hmm/dec.cmp.base";
my $outBaseFile = "../gl_hmm/es_dec.cmp.base";

For dur:

my $mappingFile = "../KLD\ Calculation/es_gl.dur.KLD";
my $targetLanguage = "../es_hmm/re_clustered_sat_ all.dur.ascii.mmf";
my $sourceLanguage = "../gl_hmm/re_clustered_sat_ all.dur.ascii.mmf";
my $inBaseFile = "../gl_hmm/dec.dur.base";
my $outBaseFile = "../gl_hmm/es_dec.dur.base";

3. Run the HMGenS command:
HMGenS -A -B -C es_hmm/syn.cnf -D -T 2 -S es_hmm/gen.scp -t 1500 100 5000 -h ${SPKRPAT} -c 0 -H es_hmm/re_clustered_sat_all.cm p.mmf -N es_hmm/re_clustered_sat_all.du r.mmf -M es_hmm/gen/SAT+dec_feat3/0 -a -J gl_hmm/models/cmp/xforms SAT+dec_feat3 -H gl_hmm/es_dec.cmp.base -H es_hmm/dec.cmp.tree -b -Y gl_hmm/models/dur/xforms SAT+dec_feat3 -N gl_hmm/es_dec.dur.base -N es_hmm/dec.dur.tree es_hmm/cmp.tiedlist es_hmm/dur.tiedlist

Any idea to solve the problem?
Regards,
Carmen Magariños