├── .gitignore
├── .gitmodules
├── CMakeLists.txt
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── common
├── Biquad.cpp
├── Biquad.h
└── ValueSmoother.hpp
├── irs
└── deer ink studios
│ ├── V30-P1-opus87-deerinkstudios.wav
│ ├── V30-P1-sene935-deerinkstudios.wav
│ ├── V30-P2-audix-i5-deerinkstudios.wav
│ └── V30-P2-sene935-deerinkstudios.wav
├── models
└── deer ink studios
│ ├── tw40_blues_deluxe_deerinkstudios.json
│ ├── tw40_blues_solo_deerinkstudios.json
│ ├── tw40_british_lead_deerinkstudios.json
│ ├── tw40_british_rhythm_deerinkstudios.json
│ ├── tw40_california_clean_deerinkstudios.json
│ └── tw40_california_crunch_deerinkstudios.json
├── rt-neural-generic
├── CMakeLists.txt
├── src
│ ├── model_variant.hpp
│ ├── rt-neural-generic.cpp
│ ├── rt-neural-generic.h
│ └── uris.h
└── ttl
│ ├── manifest.ttl
│ ├── modgui.ttl
│ ├── modgui
│ ├── aida-x-manual.pdf
│ ├── icon-rt-neural-generic.html
│ ├── img
│ │ ├── aida.png
│ │ ├── ax.svg
│ │ ├── rw_knob_large_dark.svg
│ │ ├── scale.png
│ │ └── scale.svg
│ ├── javascript-rt-neural-generic.js
│ ├── knobs
│ │ ├── rw_knob_large_dark.svg
│ │ └── scale.png
│ ├── screenshot-rt-neural-generic.png
│ ├── stylesheet-rt-neural-generic.css
│ └── thumbnail-rt-neural-generic.png
│ └── rt-neural-generic.ttl
├── tests
├── CMakeLists.txt
└── src
│ ├── test_rtneural.cpp
│ └── test_smoothers.cpp
└── variant
└── generate_variant_hpp.py
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1 | [submodule "modules/RTNeural"]
2 | path = modules/RTNeural
3 | url = https://github.com/jatinchowdhury18/RTNeural
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/CMakeLists.txt:
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1 | cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.15)
2 |
3 | project(aidadsp-lv2 VERSION 1.0.0)
4 |
5 | set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_RELEASE "${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_RELEASE}")
6 | set(CMAKE_SHARED_LINKER_FLAGS_RELEASE "${CMAKE_SHARED_LINKER_FLAGS_RELEASE}")
7 |
8 | option(GENERIC_AARCH64 "Use specific cxxflags and ldflags for a generic aarch64 machine" OFF)
9 | option(MPB_MOD_DUO_GCC_750 "Use specific cxxflags and ldflags for Mod Duo device using mod-plugin-builder with toolchain gcc 7.5.0" OFF)
10 | option(MPB_MOD_DUO_GCC_750 "Use specific cxxflags and ldflags for Mod Dwarf device using mod-plugin-builder with toolchain gcc 7.5.0" OFF)
11 | option(MPB_MOD_DUOX_GCC_750 "Use specific cxxflags and ldflags for Mod Duo X device using mod-plugin-builder with toolchain gcc 7.5.0" OFF)
12 | option(MPB_RPI4_GCC_750 "Use specific cxxflags and ldflags for Rpi4 device using mod-plugin-builder with toolchain gcc 7.5.0" OFF)
13 |
14 | if(GENERIC_AARCH64)
15 | # @TODO: -funsafe-loop-optimizations causes the plugin to sound really bad, excluding
16 | set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_RELEASE "${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_RELEASE} -fprefetch-loop-arrays -funroll-loops -static-libstdc++ -Wl,-Ofast -Wl,--as-needed -Wl,--strip-all")
17 | set(CMAKE_SHARED_LINKER_FLAGS_RELEASE "${CMAKE_SHARED_LINKER_FLAGS_RELEASE} -static-libstdc++ -Wl,-Ofast -Wl,--as-needed -Wl,--strip-all")
18 | endif()
19 |
20 | if(MPB_MOD_DUO_GCC_750)
21 | set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_RELEASE "${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_RELEASE} -mcpu=cortex-a7 -mtune=cortex-a7 -ffast-math -fno-finite-math-only -fprefetch-loop-arrays -funroll-loops -funsafe-loop-optimizations")
22 | set(CMAKE_SHARED_LINKER_FLAGS_RELEASE "${CMAKE_SHARED_LINKER_FLAGS_RELEASE} -static-libstdc++ -Wl,-Ofast -Wl,--as-needed -Wl,--strip-all")
23 | endif()
24 |
25 | if(MPB_MOD_DWARF_GCC_750)
26 | set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_RELEASE "${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_RELEASE} -mcpu=cortex-a35 -mtune=cortex-a35 -ffast-math -fno-finite-math-only -fprefetch-loop-arrays -funroll-loops -funsafe-loop-optimizations")
27 | set(CMAKE_SHARED_LINKER_FLAGS_RELEASE "${CMAKE_SHARED_LINKER_FLAGS_RELEASE} -static-libstdc++ -Wl,-Ofast -Wl,--as-needed -Wl,--strip-all")
28 | endif()
29 |
30 | if(MPB_MOD_DUOX_GCC_750)
31 | set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_RELEASE "${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_RELEASE} -mcpu=cortex-a53 -mtune=cortex-a53 -ffast-math -fno-finite-math-only -fprefetch-loop-arrays -funroll-loops -funsafe-loop-optimizations")
32 | set(CMAKE_SHARED_LINKER_FLAGS_RELEASE "${CMAKE_SHARED_LINKER_FLAGS_RELEASE} -static-libstdc++ -Wl,-Ofast -Wl,--as-needed -Wl,--strip-all")
33 | endif()
34 |
35 | if(MPB_RPI4_GCC_750)
36 | set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_RELEASE "${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_RELEASE} -mcpu=cortex-a72 -mtune=cortex-a72 -ffast-math -fno-finite-math-only -fprefetch-loop-arrays -funroll-loops -funsafe-loop-optimizations")
37 | set(CMAKE_SHARED_LINKER_FLAGS_RELEASE "${CMAKE_SHARED_LINKER_FLAGS_RELEASE} -static-libstdc++ -Wl,-Ofast -Wl,--as-needed -Wl,--strip-all")
38 | endif()
39 |
40 | message("CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_RELEASE in ${CMAKE_PROJECT_NAME} = ${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_RELEASE}")
41 | message("CMAKE_SHARED_LINKER_FLAGS_RELEASE in ${CMAKE_PROJECT_NAME} = ${CMAKE_SHARED_LINKER_FLAGS_RELEASE}")
42 |
43 | set(AIDADSP_MODEL "" CACHE STRING "Which commercial plugin model to build")
44 |
45 | if (AIDADSP_MODEL)
46 | add_subdirectory(commercial)
47 | else()
48 | add_subdirectory(rt-neural-generic)
49 | endif()
50 |
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/README.md:
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1 | # Aida DSP lv2 plugin bundle #
2 |
3 | [](https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=UZWHH6HKJTHFJ)
4 |
5 | ### What is this repository for? ###
6 |
7 | * A bundle of audio plugins from [Aida DSP](http://aidadsp.cc)
8 | * Bundle version: 1.0
9 | * This bundle is intended to be used with MOD Audio's products and derivatives
10 |
11 | ### Plugin list ###
12 |
13 | * rt-neural-generic.lv2
14 |
15 | #### rt-neural-generic.lv2 ####
16 |
17 | It's a lv2 plugin that leverages [RTNeural](https://github.com/jatinchowdhury18/RTNeural.git) to model
18 | pedals or amps.
19 |
20 | - Play realistic Amps or Pedals captured with cutting-edge ML technology
21 | - Full featured 5-band EQ with adjustable Q, frequencies and pre/post switch
22 | - Input and Output Volume Controls
23 |
24 | Developers:
25 |
26 | - This plugin supports json model files loading via specific atom messages
27 |
28 | ##### Generate json models #####
29 |
30 | This implies neural network training. Please follow:
31 |
32 | - [AIDA-X Model Trainer.ipynb](https://colab.research.google.com/github/AidaDSP/Automated-GuitarAmpModelling/blob/aidadsp_devel/AIDA_X_Model_Trainer.ipynb)
33 |
34 | ### Build ###
35 |
36 | #### MOD Audio ####
37 |
38 | We're proudly part of the amazing MOD Audio platform and community. Our plugin is already integrated
39 | in their build system [MPB](https://github.com/moddevices/mod-plugin-builder/blob/master/plugins/package/aidadsp-lv2/aidadsp-lv2.mk), so please just follow their instructions.
40 |
41 | #### Aida DSP OS ####
42 |
43 | Below a guide on how to cross compile this bundle with [aidadsp sdk](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-AAfAP-FAddCw0LJuvzsW8m_1lWHKXaV?usp=sharing).
44 | You can extract cmake commands to fit your build system.
45 |
46 | - RTNEURAL_ENABLE_AARCH64 specific option for aarch64 builds
47 | - RTNEURAL_XSIMD=ON or RTNEURAL_EIGEN=ON to select an available backend for RTNeural library
48 |
49 | for other options see [RTNeural](https://github.com/jatinchowdhury18/RTNeural.git) project.
50 |
51 | ```
52 | 1. install sdk with ./poky-glibc-x86_64-aidadsp-sdk-image-aarch64-nanopi-neo2-toolchain-2.1.15.sh
53 | 3. source environment-setup-aarch64-poky-linux
54 | 4. git clone https://github.com/AidaDSP/aidadsp-lv2.git && cd aidadsp-lv2
55 | 5. mkdir build && cd build
56 | 6. cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DGENERIC_AARCH64=ON -DRTNEURAL_XSIMD=ON -DCMAKE_VERBOSE_MAKEFILE:BOOL=ON ../
57 | 7. cmake --build .
58 | 8. make install DESTDIR="/tmp/"
59 |
60 | bundle will be placed in /tmp/ ready to be copied on your device
61 | ```
62 |
63 | [](https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=UZWHH6HKJTHFJ)
64 |
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1 | //
2 | // Biquad.cpp
3 | //
4 | // Created by Nigel Redmon on 11/24/12
5 | // EarLevel Engineering: earlevel.com
6 | // Copyright 2012 Nigel Redmon
7 | //
8 | // For a complete explanation of the Biquad code:
9 | // http://www.earlevel.com/main/2012/11/26/biquad-c-source-code/
10 | //
11 | // License:
12 | //
13 | // This source code is provided as is, without warranty.
14 | // You may copy and distribute verbatim copies of this document.
15 | // You may modify and use this source code to create binary code
16 | // for your own purposes, free or commercial.
17 | //
18 |
19 | #include
20 | #include "Biquad.h"
21 |
22 | Biquad::Biquad() {
23 | type = bq_type_lowpass;
24 | a0 = 1.0;
25 | a1 = a2 = b1 = b2 = 0.0;
26 | Fc = 0.50;
27 | Q = 0.707;
28 | peakGain = 0.0;
29 | z1 = z2 = 0.0;
30 | }
31 |
32 | Biquad::Biquad(int type, double Fc, double Q, double peakGainDB) {
33 | setBiquad(type, Fc, Q, peakGainDB);
34 | z1 = z2 = 0.0;
35 | }
36 |
37 | Biquad::~Biquad() {
38 | }
39 |
40 | void Biquad::setType(int type) {
41 | this->type = type;
42 | calcBiquad();
43 | }
44 |
45 | void Biquad::setQ(double Q) {
46 | this->Q = Q;
47 | calcBiquad();
48 | }
49 |
50 | void Biquad::setFc(double Fc) {
51 | this->Fc = Fc;
52 | calcBiquad();
53 | }
54 |
55 | void Biquad::setPeakGain(double peakGainDB) {
56 | this->peakGain = peakGainDB;
57 | calcBiquad();
58 | }
59 |
60 | void Biquad::setBiquad(int type, double Fc, double Q, double peakGainDB) {
61 | this->type = type;
62 | this->Q = Q;
63 | this->Fc = Fc;
64 | setPeakGain(peakGainDB);
65 | }
66 |
67 | void Biquad::calcBiquad(void) {
68 | double norm;
69 | double V = pow(10, fabs(peakGain) / 20.0);
70 | double K = tan(M_PI * Fc);
71 | switch (this->type) {
72 | case bq_type_lowpass:
73 | norm = 1 / (1 + K / Q + K * K);
74 | a0 = K * K * norm;
75 | a1 = 2 * a0;
76 | a2 = a0;
77 | b1 = 2 * (K * K - 1) * norm;
78 | b2 = (1 - K / Q + K * K) * norm;
79 | break;
80 |
81 | case bq_type_highpass:
82 | norm = 1 / (1 + K / Q + K * K);
83 | a0 = 1 * norm;
84 | a1 = -2 * a0;
85 | a2 = a0;
86 | b1 = 2 * (K * K - 1) * norm;
87 | b2 = (1 - K / Q + K * K) * norm;
88 | break;
89 |
90 | case bq_type_bandpass:
91 | norm = 1 / (1 + K / Q + K * K);
92 | a0 = K / Q * norm;
93 | a1 = 0;
94 | a2 = -a0;
95 | b1 = 2 * (K * K - 1) * norm;
96 | b2 = (1 - K / Q + K * K) * norm;
97 | break;
98 |
99 | case bq_type_notch:
100 | norm = 1 / (1 + K / Q + K * K);
101 | a0 = (1 + K * K) * norm;
102 | a1 = 2 * (K * K - 1) * norm;
103 | a2 = a0;
104 | b1 = a1;
105 | b2 = (1 - K / Q + K * K) * norm;
106 | break;
107 |
108 | case bq_type_peak:
109 | if (peakGain >= 0) { // boost
110 | norm = 1 / (1 + 1/Q * K + K * K);
111 | a0 = (1 + V/Q * K + K * K) * norm;
112 | a1 = 2 * (K * K - 1) * norm;
113 | a2 = (1 - V/Q * K + K * K) * norm;
114 | b1 = a1;
115 | b2 = (1 - 1/Q * K + K * K) * norm;
116 | }
117 | else { // cut
118 | norm = 1 / (1 + V/Q * K + K * K);
119 | a0 = (1 + 1/Q * K + K * K) * norm;
120 | a1 = 2 * (K * K - 1) * norm;
121 | a2 = (1 - 1/Q * K + K * K) * norm;
122 | b1 = a1;
123 | b2 = (1 - V/Q * K + K * K) * norm;
124 | }
125 | break;
126 | case bq_type_lowshelf:
127 | if (peakGain >= 0) { // boost
128 | norm = 1 / (1 + sqrt(2) * K + K * K);
129 | a0 = (1 + sqrt(2*V) * K + V * K * K) * norm;
130 | a1 = 2 * (V * K * K - 1) * norm;
131 | a2 = (1 - sqrt(2*V) * K + V * K * K) * norm;
132 | b1 = 2 * (K * K - 1) * norm;
133 | b2 = (1 - sqrt(2) * K + K * K) * norm;
134 | }
135 | else { // cut
136 | norm = 1 / (1 + sqrt(2*V) * K + V * K * K);
137 | a0 = (1 + sqrt(2) * K + K * K) * norm;
138 | a1 = 2 * (K * K - 1) * norm;
139 | a2 = (1 - sqrt(2) * K + K * K) * norm;
140 | b1 = 2 * (V * K * K - 1) * norm;
141 | b2 = (1 - sqrt(2*V) * K + V * K * K) * norm;
142 | }
143 | break;
144 | case bq_type_highshelf:
145 | if (peakGain >= 0) { // boost
146 | norm = 1 / (1 + sqrt(2) * K + K * K);
147 | a0 = (V + sqrt(2*V) * K + K * K) * norm;
148 | a1 = 2 * (K * K - V) * norm;
149 | a2 = (V - sqrt(2*V) * K + K * K) * norm;
150 | b1 = 2 * (K * K - 1) * norm;
151 | b2 = (1 - sqrt(2) * K + K * K) * norm;
152 | }
153 | else { // cut
154 | norm = 1 / (V + sqrt(2*V) * K + K * K);
155 | a0 = (1 + sqrt(2) * K + K * K) * norm;
156 | a1 = 2 * (K * K - 1) * norm;
157 | a2 = (1 - sqrt(2) * K + K * K) * norm;
158 | b1 = 2 * (K * K - V) * norm;
159 | b2 = (V - sqrt(2*V) * K + K * K) * norm;
160 | }
161 | break;
162 | }
163 |
164 | return;
165 | }
166 |
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/common/Biquad.h:
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1 | //
2 | // Biquad.h
3 | //
4 | // Created by Nigel Redmon on 11/24/12
5 | // EarLevel Engineering: earlevel.com
6 | // Copyright 2012 Nigel Redmon
7 | //
8 | // For a complete explanation of the Biquad code:
9 | // http://www.earlevel.com/main/2012/11/26/biquad-c-source-code/
10 | //
11 | // License:
12 | //
13 | // This source code is provided as is, without warranty.
14 | // You may copy and distribute verbatim copies of this document.
15 | // You may modify and use this source code to create binary code
16 | // for your own purposes, free or commercial.
17 | //
18 |
19 | #ifndef Biquad_h
20 | #define Biquad_h
21 |
22 | enum {
23 | bq_type_lowpass = 0,
24 | bq_type_highpass,
25 | bq_type_bandpass,
26 | bq_type_notch,
27 | bq_type_peak,
28 | bq_type_lowshelf,
29 | bq_type_highshelf
30 | };
31 |
32 | class Biquad {
33 | public:
34 | Biquad();
35 | Biquad(int type, double Fc, double Q, double peakGainDB);
36 | ~Biquad();
37 | void setType(int type);
38 | void setQ(double Q);
39 | void setFc(double Fc);
40 | void setPeakGain(double peakGainDB);
41 | void setBiquad(int type, double Fc, double Q, double peakGainDB);
42 | float process(float in);
43 |
44 | protected:
45 | void calcBiquad(void);
46 |
47 | int type;
48 | double a0, a1, a2, b1, b2;
49 | double Fc, Q, peakGain;
50 | double z1, z2;
51 | };
52 |
53 | inline float Biquad::process(float in) {
54 | double out = in * a0 + z1;
55 | z1 = in * a1 + z2 - b1 * out;
56 | z2 = in * a2 - b2 * out;
57 | return out;
58 | }
59 |
60 | #endif // Biquad_h
61 |
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2 | * DISTRHO Plugin Framework (DPF)
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16 | */
17 |
18 | #ifndef DISTRHO_VALUE_SMOOTHER_HPP_INCLUDED
19 | #define DISTRHO_VALUE_SMOOTHER_HPP_INCLUDED
20 |
21 | #include
22 | #include
23 |
24 | // --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
25 |
26 | /**
27 | Safely compare two floating point numbers.
28 | Returns true if they match.
29 | */
30 | template
31 | static inline constexpr
32 | bool d_isEqual(const T& v1, const T& v2)
33 | {
34 | return std::abs(v1-v2) < std::numeric_limits::epsilon();
35 | }
36 |
37 | /**
38 | Safely compare two floating point numbers.
39 | Returns true if they don't match.
40 | */
41 | template
42 | static inline constexpr
43 | bool d_isNotEqual(const T& v1, const T& v2)
44 | {
45 | return std::abs(v1-v2) >= std::numeric_limits::epsilon();
46 | }
47 |
48 | /**
49 | Safely check if a floating point number is zero.
50 | */
51 | template
52 | static inline constexpr
53 | bool d_isZero(const T& value)
54 | {
55 | return std::abs(value) < std::numeric_limits::epsilon();
56 | }
57 |
58 | /**
59 | Safely check if a floating point number is not zero.
60 | */
61 | template
62 | static inline constexpr
63 | bool d_isNotZero(const T& value)
64 | {
65 | return std::abs(value) >= std::numeric_limits::epsilon();
66 | }
67 |
68 | // --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
69 |
70 | /**
71 | * @brief An exponential smoother for control values
72 | *
73 | * This continually smooths a value towards a defined target,
74 | * using a low-pass filter of the 1st order, which creates an exponential curve.
75 | *
76 | * The length of the curve is defined by a T60 constant,
77 | * which is the time it takes for a 1-to-0 smoothing to fall to -60dB.
78 | *
79 | * Note that this smoother has asymptotical behavior,
80 | * and it must not be assumed that the final target is ever reached.
81 | */
82 | class ExponentialValueSmoother {
83 | float coef;
84 | float target;
85 | float mem;
86 | float tau;
87 | float sampleRate;
88 |
89 | public:
90 | ExponentialValueSmoother()
91 | : coef(0.f),
92 | target(0.f),
93 | mem(0.f),
94 | tau(0.f),
95 | sampleRate(0.f) {}
96 |
97 | void setSampleRate(const float newSampleRate) noexcept
98 | {
99 | if (d_isNotEqual(sampleRate, newSampleRate))
100 | {
101 | sampleRate = newSampleRate;
102 | updateCoef();
103 | }
104 | }
105 |
106 | void setTimeConstant(const float newT60) noexcept
107 | {
108 | const float newTau = newT60 * (float)(1.0 / 6.91);
109 |
110 | if (d_isNotEqual(tau, newTau))
111 | {
112 | tau = newTau;
113 | updateCoef();
114 | }
115 | }
116 |
117 | float getCurrentValue() const noexcept
118 | {
119 | return mem;
120 | }
121 |
122 | float getTargetValue() const noexcept
123 | {
124 | return target;
125 | }
126 |
127 | void setTargetValue(const float newTarget) noexcept
128 | {
129 | target = newTarget;
130 | }
131 |
132 | void clearToTargetValue() noexcept
133 | {
134 | mem = target;
135 | }
136 |
137 | inline float peek() const noexcept
138 | {
139 | return mem * coef + target * (1.f - coef);
140 | }
141 |
142 | inline float next() noexcept
143 | {
144 | return (mem = mem * coef + target * (1.f - coef));
145 | }
146 |
147 | private:
148 | void updateCoef() noexcept
149 | {
150 | coef = std::exp(-1.f / (tau * sampleRate));
151 | }
152 | };
153 |
154 | // --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
155 |
156 | /**
157 | * @brief A linear smoother for control values
158 | *
159 | * This continually smooths a value towards a defined target, using linear segments.
160 | *
161 | * The duration of the smoothing segment is defined by the given time constant.
162 | * Every time the target changes, a new segment restarts for the whole duration of the time constant.
163 | *
164 | * Note that this smoother, unlike an exponential smoother, eventually should converge to its target value.
165 | */
166 | class LinearValueSmoother {
167 | float step;
168 | float target;
169 | float mem;
170 | float tau;
171 | float sampleRate;
172 |
173 | public:
174 | LinearValueSmoother()
175 | : step(0.f),
176 | target(0.f),
177 | mem(0.f),
178 | tau(0.f),
179 | sampleRate(0.f) {}
180 |
181 | void setSampleRate(const float newSampleRate) noexcept
182 | {
183 | if (d_isNotEqual(sampleRate, newSampleRate))
184 | {
185 | sampleRate = newSampleRate;
186 | updateStep();
187 | }
188 | }
189 |
190 | void setTimeConstant(const float newTau) noexcept
191 | {
192 | if (d_isNotEqual(tau, newTau))
193 | {
194 | tau = newTau;
195 | updateStep();
196 | }
197 | }
198 |
199 | float getCurrentValue() const noexcept
200 | {
201 | return mem;
202 | }
203 |
204 | float getTargetValue() const noexcept
205 | {
206 | return target;
207 | }
208 |
209 | void setTargetValue(const float newTarget) noexcept
210 | {
211 | if (d_isNotEqual(target, newTarget))
212 | {
213 | target = newTarget;
214 | updateStep();
215 | }
216 | }
217 |
218 | void clearToTargetValue() noexcept
219 | {
220 | mem = target;
221 | }
222 |
223 | inline float peek() const noexcept
224 | {
225 | const float dy = target - mem;
226 | return mem + std::copysign(std::fmin(std::abs(dy), std::abs(step)), dy);
227 | }
228 |
229 | inline float next() noexcept
230 | {
231 | const float y0 = mem;
232 | const float dy = target - y0;
233 | return (mem = y0 + std::copysign(std::fmin(std::abs(dy), std::abs(step)), dy));
234 | }
235 |
236 | private:
237 | void updateStep() noexcept
238 | {
239 | step = (target - mem) / (tau * sampleRate);
240 | }
241 | };
242 |
243 | // --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
244 |
245 | #endif // DISTRHO_VALUE_SMOOTHER_HPP_INCLUDED
246 |
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1 | # CMake file for LV2 rt-neural-generic plugin
2 |
3 | cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.15)
4 |
5 | project(rt-neural-generic)
6 |
7 | # flags and definitions
8 | set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 17)
9 |
10 | set(RTNEURAL_XSIMD ON CACHE BOOL "Use RTNeural with this backend")
11 | message("RTNEURAL_XSIMD in ${CMAKE_PROJECT_NAME} = ${RTNEURAL_XSIMD}")
12 |
13 | # add external libraries
14 | add_subdirectory(../modules/RTNeural ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/RTNeural)
15 |
16 | # check for lv2 using pkgconfig
17 | find_package(PkgConfig)
18 | pkg_check_modules(LV2 REQUIRED lv2>=1.10.0)
19 |
20 | # configure executable
21 | add_library(rt-neural-generic SHARED
22 | src/rt-neural-generic.cpp
23 | ../common/Biquad.cpp
24 | )
25 |
26 | # include and link directories
27 | include_directories(rt-neural-generic
28 | ./src
29 | ../common
30 | ${LV2_INCLUDE_DIRS}
31 | ../modules/RTNeural/modules/json
32 | ../modules/RTNeural)
33 |
34 | link_directories(rt-neural-generic
35 | ./src
36 | ../common
37 | ${LV2_LIBRARY_DIRS}
38 | ../modules/RTNeural
39 | ../modules/RTNeural/modules/json)
40 |
41 | # configure target
42 | target_compile_definitions(rt-neural-generic PUBLIC
43 | AIDADSP_COMMERCIAL=0
44 | AIDADSP_MODEL_LOADER=1
45 | )
46 | target_link_libraries(rt-neural-generic ${LV2_LIBRARIES} RTNeural)
47 | set_target_properties(rt-neural-generic PROPERTIES PREFIX "")
48 |
49 | # setup install dir
50 | set(LV2_INSTALL_DIR ${DESTDIR}${PREFIX}/rt-neural-generic.lv2)
51 |
52 | # config install
53 | install(TARGETS rt-neural-generic
54 | DESTINATION ${LV2_INSTALL_DIR}
55 | )
56 |
57 | install(DIRECTORY ttl/
58 | DESTINATION ${LV2_INSTALL_DIR}
59 | )
60 |
61 | install(DIRECTORY ../models
62 | DESTINATION ${LV2_INSTALL_DIR}
63 | )
64 |
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1 | #include
2 | #include
3 |
4 | #define MAX_INPUT_SIZE 3
5 | struct NullModel { static constexpr int input_size = 0; static constexpr int output_size = 0; };
6 | using ModelType_GRU_8_1 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
7 | using ModelType_GRU_8_2 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
8 | using ModelType_GRU_8_3 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
9 | using ModelType_GRU_12_1 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
10 | using ModelType_GRU_12_2 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
11 | using ModelType_GRU_12_3 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
12 | using ModelType_GRU_16_1 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
13 | using ModelType_GRU_16_2 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
14 | using ModelType_GRU_16_3 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
15 | using ModelType_GRU_20_1 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
16 | using ModelType_GRU_20_2 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
17 | using ModelType_GRU_20_3 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
18 | using ModelType_GRU_24_1 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
19 | using ModelType_GRU_24_2 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
20 | using ModelType_GRU_24_3 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
21 | using ModelType_GRU_32_1 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
22 | using ModelType_GRU_32_2 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
23 | using ModelType_GRU_32_3 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
24 | using ModelType_GRU_40_1 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
25 | using ModelType_GRU_40_2 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
26 | using ModelType_GRU_40_3 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
27 | using ModelType_GRU_64_1 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
28 | using ModelType_GRU_64_2 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
29 | using ModelType_GRU_64_3 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
30 | using ModelType_GRU_80_1 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
31 | using ModelType_GRU_80_2 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
32 | using ModelType_GRU_80_3 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
33 | using ModelType_LSTM_8_1 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
34 | using ModelType_LSTM_8_2 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
35 | using ModelType_LSTM_8_3 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
36 | using ModelType_LSTM_12_1 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
37 | using ModelType_LSTM_12_2 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
38 | using ModelType_LSTM_12_3 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
39 | using ModelType_LSTM_16_1 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
40 | using ModelType_LSTM_16_2 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
41 | using ModelType_LSTM_16_3 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
42 | using ModelType_LSTM_20_1 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
43 | using ModelType_LSTM_20_2 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
44 | using ModelType_LSTM_20_3 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
45 | using ModelType_LSTM_24_1 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
46 | using ModelType_LSTM_24_2 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
47 | using ModelType_LSTM_24_3 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
48 | using ModelType_LSTM_32_1 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
49 | using ModelType_LSTM_32_2 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
50 | using ModelType_LSTM_32_3 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
51 | using ModelType_LSTM_40_1 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
52 | using ModelType_LSTM_40_2 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
53 | using ModelType_LSTM_40_3 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
54 | using ModelType_LSTM_64_1 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
55 | using ModelType_LSTM_64_2 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
56 | using ModelType_LSTM_64_3 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
57 | using ModelType_LSTM_80_1 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
58 | using ModelType_LSTM_80_2 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
59 | using ModelType_LSTM_80_3 = RTNeural::ModelT, RTNeural::DenseT>;
60 | using ModelVariantType = std::variant;
61 |
62 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_8_1 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
63 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
64 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
65 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
66 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
67 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 8;
68 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
69 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 1;
70 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
71 | }
72 |
73 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_8_2 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
74 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
75 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
76 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
77 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
78 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 8;
79 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
80 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 2;
81 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
82 | }
83 |
84 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_8_3 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
85 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
86 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
87 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
88 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
89 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 8;
90 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
91 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 3;
92 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
93 | }
94 |
95 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_12_1 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
96 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
97 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
98 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
99 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
100 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 12;
101 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
102 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 1;
103 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
104 | }
105 |
106 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_12_2 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
107 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
108 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
109 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
110 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
111 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 12;
112 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
113 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 2;
114 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
115 | }
116 |
117 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_12_3 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
118 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
119 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
120 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
121 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
122 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 12;
123 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
124 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 3;
125 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
126 | }
127 |
128 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_16_1 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
129 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
130 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
131 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
132 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
133 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 16;
134 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
135 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 1;
136 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
137 | }
138 |
139 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_16_2 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
140 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
141 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
142 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
143 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
144 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 16;
145 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
146 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 2;
147 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
148 | }
149 |
150 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_16_3 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
151 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
152 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
153 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
154 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
155 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 16;
156 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
157 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 3;
158 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
159 | }
160 |
161 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_20_1 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
162 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
163 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
164 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
165 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
166 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 20;
167 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
168 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 1;
169 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
170 | }
171 |
172 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_20_2 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
173 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
174 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
175 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
176 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
177 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 20;
178 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
179 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 2;
180 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
181 | }
182 |
183 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_20_3 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
184 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
185 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
186 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
187 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
188 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 20;
189 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
190 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 3;
191 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
192 | }
193 |
194 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_24_1 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
195 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
196 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
197 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
198 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
199 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 24;
200 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
201 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 1;
202 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
203 | }
204 |
205 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_24_2 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
206 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
207 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
208 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
209 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
210 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 24;
211 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
212 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 2;
213 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
214 | }
215 |
216 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_24_3 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
217 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
218 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
219 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
220 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
221 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 24;
222 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
223 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 3;
224 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
225 | }
226 |
227 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_32_1 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
228 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
229 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
230 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
231 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
232 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 32;
233 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
234 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 1;
235 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
236 | }
237 |
238 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_32_2 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
239 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
240 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
241 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
242 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
243 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 32;
244 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
245 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 2;
246 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
247 | }
248 |
249 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_32_3 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
250 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
251 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
252 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
253 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
254 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 32;
255 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
256 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 3;
257 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
258 | }
259 |
260 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_40_1 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
261 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
262 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
263 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
264 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
265 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 40;
266 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
267 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 1;
268 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
269 | }
270 |
271 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_40_2 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
272 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
273 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
274 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
275 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
276 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 40;
277 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
278 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 2;
279 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
280 | }
281 |
282 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_40_3 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
283 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
284 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
285 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
286 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
287 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 40;
288 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
289 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 3;
290 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
291 | }
292 |
293 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_64_1 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
294 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
295 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
296 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
297 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
298 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 64;
299 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
300 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 1;
301 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
302 | }
303 |
304 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_64_2 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
305 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
306 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
307 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
308 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
309 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 64;
310 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
311 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 2;
312 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
313 | }
314 |
315 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_64_3 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
316 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
317 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
318 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
319 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
320 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 64;
321 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
322 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 3;
323 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
324 | }
325 |
326 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_80_1 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
327 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
328 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
329 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
330 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
331 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 80;
332 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
333 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 1;
334 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
335 | }
336 |
337 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_80_2 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
338 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
339 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
340 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
341 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
342 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 80;
343 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
344 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 2;
345 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
346 | }
347 |
348 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_GRU_80_3 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
349 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
350 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
351 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "gru";
352 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
353 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 80;
354 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
355 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 3;
356 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
357 | }
358 |
359 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_LSTM_8_1 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
360 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
361 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
362 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "lstm";
363 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
364 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 8;
365 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
366 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 1;
367 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
368 | }
369 |
370 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_LSTM_8_2 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
371 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
372 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
373 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "lstm";
374 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
375 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 8;
376 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
377 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 2;
378 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
379 | }
380 |
381 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_LSTM_8_3 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
382 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
383 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
384 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "lstm";
385 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
386 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 8;
387 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
388 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 3;
389 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
390 | }
391 |
392 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_LSTM_12_1 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
393 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
394 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
395 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "lstm";
396 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
397 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 12;
398 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
399 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 1;
400 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
401 | }
402 |
403 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_LSTM_12_2 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
404 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
405 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
406 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "lstm";
407 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
408 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 12;
409 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
410 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 2;
411 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
412 | }
413 |
414 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_LSTM_12_3 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
415 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
416 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
417 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "lstm";
418 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
419 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 12;
420 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
421 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 3;
422 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
423 | }
424 |
425 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_LSTM_16_1 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
426 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
427 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
428 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "lstm";
429 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
430 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 16;
431 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
432 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 1;
433 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
434 | }
435 |
436 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_LSTM_16_2 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
437 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
438 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
439 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "lstm";
440 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
441 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 16;
442 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
443 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 2;
444 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
445 | }
446 |
447 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_LSTM_16_3 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
448 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
449 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
450 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "lstm";
451 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
452 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 16;
453 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
454 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 3;
455 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
456 | }
457 |
458 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_LSTM_20_1 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
459 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
460 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
461 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "lstm";
462 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
463 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 20;
464 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
465 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 1;
466 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
467 | }
468 |
469 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_LSTM_20_2 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
470 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
471 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
472 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "lstm";
473 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
474 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 20;
475 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
476 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 2;
477 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
478 | }
479 |
480 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_LSTM_20_3 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
481 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
482 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
483 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "lstm";
484 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
485 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 20;
486 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
487 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 3;
488 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
489 | }
490 |
491 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_LSTM_24_1 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
492 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
493 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
494 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "lstm";
495 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
496 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 24;
497 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
498 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 1;
499 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
500 | }
501 |
502 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_LSTM_24_2 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
503 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
504 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get();
505 | const auto is_layer_type_correct = rnn_layer_type == "lstm";
506 | const auto hidden_size = json_layers.at (0).at ("shape").back().get();
507 | const auto is_hidden_size_correct = hidden_size == 24;
508 | const auto input_size = model_json.at ("in_shape").back().get();
509 | const auto is_input_size_correct = input_size == 2;
510 | return is_layer_type_correct && is_hidden_size_correct && is_input_size_correct;
511 | }
512 |
513 | inline bool is_model_type_ModelType_LSTM_24_3 (const nlohmann::json& model_json) {
514 | const auto json_layers = model_json.at ("layers");
515 | const auto rnn_layer_type = json_layers.at (0).at ("type").get