#Horizontal g/total

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nova wasp
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Horizontal g/total with down spikes, is it normal behavior?

dark terrace
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dataset size and batch size?
the graph looks bad

fallow seal
dark terrace
fallow seal
dark terrace
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most probably the dataset is like 5 mins

nova wasp
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dataset 26 min and batch size 8

fallow seal
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Is the silence truncated?

nova wasp
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yes

dark terrace
fallow seal
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Are you using the default amount of mutes?

nova wasp
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I used strip silence in Studio One but basically the same configuration

dark terrace
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uhm

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well audacity it's safer since everyone uses it, no issues at all

nova wasp
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a piece of the dataset

dark terrace
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looks like the model is learning silence
maybe something went wrong during the preprocessing? how many slices you got?

nova wasp
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wait let me see

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I put it in simple mode, got 584 slices

fallow seal
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Did you touch mutes at all?

nova wasp
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no

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I trained another voice last week in the same way and everything went well

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Do you think there's a lack of silence?

fallow seal
dark terrace
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maybe there's too much silence

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take the non-truncated version of the dataset

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then truncate it using audacity, not studio one

dark terrace
nova wasp
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okay

nova wasp
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did with audacity

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with smoothing turned on it wasn't even falling before, now it is, but I still don't know if it's right

dark terrace
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ignore the loss g/total graph, is not precise
focus only in the loss avg50 one

nova wasp
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so it's good now?

dark terrace
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hmm seems to be less noisy than before

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also use smoothing 0.5

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for more accurate reading of the avg50 graph

nova wasp
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ok

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I left a lot of breath in the dataset, maybe that's it?

dark terrace
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model needs them to learn how to reproduce breathing

nova wasp
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I have a question, I'm using pretrained from the same language as this dataset. Could this influence anything? The vocal I trained last week was 15 minutes long

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Maybe because this is almost 30 minutes long

dark terrace
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bigger datasets will be always better than smaller datasets

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graphs don't need to be extremely smooth either

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something in between

nova wasp
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Great then, thanks for your help