Planning to attempt porting it to native C++

[SeleDreams]

Hi, just wanted to let you know that i'm thinking about working on porting the code of this and sinsy to C++ on my own in order to make it easier to integrate to projects
If I end up getting it working i could send updates about it

because right now the dependencies with cython + numpy etc make it hard to port to other platforms than linux

[SeleDreams]

I started working on it, however i'm kind of struggling to find a c++ equivalent of the interp1d function

edit:
after checking i noticed only slinear is used in the lib anyway so I might in the meantime use a linear interpolation instead of a variable one

[r9y9]

Cython and NumPy should work on windows without significant effort IMO. That being said, I understand that there are some demands on C++ implementation for embedded applications.

[r9y9]

In typical DNN-based parametric TTS systems, linear interpolation is used to interpolate F0s for unvoiced regions. There's some work using spline interpolation but I think linear interpolation is good enough in my experience.

[SeleDreams]

Cython and NumPy should work on windows without significant effort IMO. That being said, I understand that there are some demands on C++ implementation for embedded applications.

My concern was more because of iOS for instance that has high restrictions on python and co, also the issue on windows is that scipy and all struggle to compile with mingw and require the proprietary visual studio compiler

[rmcpantoja]

Hi, any progress on this?
Cheers.

[SeleDreams]

Hi, any progress on this? Cheers.

I ended up stopping it for the time being simply because the mathematics it used were too high level for me. I probably will need to wait until I enter a university to learn the required maths.