Conda Noob Needs Help

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For Reference:
Github Link: GitHub - alisonbma/aiSFX: Representation Learning for the Automatic Indexing of Sound Effects Libraries (ISMIR 2022): Deep audio embeddings pre-trained on UCS & Non-UCS-compliant datasets.
Tutorial Link: Tutorial — aiSFX 0.0.0 documentation

I am running;
Debian 12.5
KDE Plasma X11
Python 3.11.7
Pytorch 2.3
Essentia 2.1b6.dev1110

Below is my addition to inference.py:
return output
path_dirAudio = input(“/home/Debian/Desktop/Audio Test”)
path_dirExport = input(“/home/Debian/Desktop/Audio Test Sorted”)
def main(path_dirAudio, path_dirExport,

I am a sound designer and I’m trying to speed up my processes by utilizing a new python script ‘aiSFX’ for use in a linux based conda environment. (I am completely out of my element and a total noob when using linux terminal and python). Following the installation and tutorial instructions step by step, I am confident all perquisites have been fulfilled. Where I am hitting a wall is the tutorial, I have modified the original inference.py file to include my input directory folder location and output directory folder location. I am not sure if that was necessary or if I am supposed to do the “ import sys
import os
sys.path.insert(0, os.path.abspath(‘…/…/…/src’))
“
However when I try to copy and paste that into my conda environment it says: bash: syntax error near unexpected token `0,’

When I type “python aisfx” in my conda environment, it comes back with: File “/home/Debian/aisfx”, line 4
%%CreationDate: (2024-05-31T18:08:26+00:00)
^
SyntaxError: leading zeros in decimal integer literals are not permitted; use an 0o prefix for octal integers

When I paste “aisfx.inference.main()” into my conda environment it drops down a line with “>” in front instead of (myCondaEnvironmentName) which I don’t know what to type after. I am unsure how to proceed, or if I am even following the tutorial correctly. If any other information is necessary, let me know. Any help is greatly appreciated!

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It looks like the tutorial fails to mention you are supposed to run those steps from a Jupyter Notebook, or a Python script, not directly on your terminal / shell. That’s Python code that needs to be run by Python.

Create a new file “tutorial.py” where you paste the contents of those cells (the code blocks) and then run it with python tutorial.py.

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I greatly appreciate your input!

I had some help from StackExchange:

This is a new issue I have run into: machine learning - How do I properly modify the hop size to resolve the assertion error when executing a python module? - Stack Overflow

And here represents the main question I am really looking to have an answer to: numpy - How to automatically sort wav files using the aiSFX python module? - Stack Overflow

Any input is very much appreciated :slight_smile: