fix: Resolve detect Command Failure with Specific Audio Files (GH-31) #36
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This PR addresses issue #31, where the
detect
command failed to process a set of 5 audio recordings provided by @Jeff37.The root cause was traced to the
batdetect2.utils.audio_utils.pad_audio
function, which incorrectly handled cases with short audio inputs. This function prepares audio data for the batdetect2 model by padding it to ensure the resulting spectrogram has dimensions compatible with the model's downsampling and upsampling layers.To resolve this:
pad_audio
for improved clarity and correctness, introducing helper functions for spectrogram width calculations and audio sample conversions.pad_audio
and the new helper functions to ensure proper functionality.detect
command on the problematic audio files provided by @Jeff37, verifying the fix.All tests now pass, confirming that the issue has been resolved.
Key changes in this PR:
pad_audio
function inbatdetect2.utils.audio_utils
.pad_audio
and related helper functions.Acknowledgments:
Many thanks to @Jeff37 for reporting this issue and providing the valuable test files.