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Pyclarity has been coded in a bottom-up fashion driven by the challenges and their recipes. I.e., we define the recipe for challenge baselines and then we implement what we need in the library. Over time, some code started to overlap (re-implementation) or is necessarily recipe-dependant and very unlikely to be used in future challenges: reusable code and recipe-specific code is not always cleanly separated.
We now need to take a step back and reimplement some parts of the library in a more structured way. The following list is not complete
Common variable names
Sample rate.
in and out file/signals names
Intrusive Metrics - All intrusive metrics take a reference and a processed signal as inputs. They could implement from an abstract class.
Recipes - We could create an abstract class with common methods (e.g., iterate over scenes) and others that must be implemented (enhancement of one scene).
Result File Class
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Pyclarity has been coded in a bottom-up fashion driven by the challenges and their recipes. I.e., we define the recipe for challenge baselines and then we implement what we need in the library. Over time, some code started to overlap (re-implementation) or is necessarily recipe-dependant and very unlikely to be used in future challenges: reusable code and recipe-specific code is not always cleanly separated.
We now need to take a step back and reimplement some parts of the library in a more structured way.
The following list is not complete
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: