Vorbis dev - Dec 2000 - what script or command makes the codebooks?

Pardon my ignorance or laziness (as the case may turn out), but is there
documentation or a script/Makefile somewhere that describes exactly how the
current codebooks were produced?  (I mean, the exact arguments, as opposed to
"in general") Are the (exact) training data sets available somewhere?

Thanks,
--Mike


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On Sun, Dec 17, 2000 at 10:44:14PM -0600, Mike Coleman
wrote:
> Pardon my ignorance or laziness (as the case may turn out), but is there
> documentation or a script/Makefile somewhere that describes exactly how the
> current codebooks were produced?  (I mean, the exact arguments, as opposed
to
Nope. Not as far as I know. :)
> "in general") Are the (exact) training data sets available
somewhere?
No. It's easy to generate training data, it's just a define in the
source.

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Gregory Maxwell <greg@linuxpower.cx> writes:
> No. It's easy to generate training data, it's just a define in the
source.
Yeah, but I'm trying to see exactly how these particular codebooks were
produced.  (Actually, it would be kind of nice if each .vqh file included a
"pedigree" inside a comment that described exactly how it was produced
(args,
etc), and maybe even gave a list of training data sources together with
md5sums.

--Mike


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Erik Kruus <kruus@on2.com> writes:
> I'ld be more than glad for someone to streamline the whole process in a
way
> that had a nonzero chance of being accepted into the cvs tree!
I'm hoping to do just that (subject to time constraints).  I think it's
critically important for the codebooks to be completely reproducible.

Thanks for your help!

--Mike


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