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My golang implementation may be better suited for your needs, https://github.com/tphakala/birdnet-go |
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The R packages is built around the Python package and development there is currently on hold - our lead dev needs to finish his PhD first :) |
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Excellent, thank you both! I will try the Go implementation in the meantime. Much like the op in the reddit posting, I am not much of a computing expert, so this is very handy. Many thanks! |
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Hi all!
I have over 8TB of files that I've been slowly running through the BirdNET GUI for the past 5-6 months. It takes me a little over 2 hours to do a batch analysis of roughly 15GB of sound files at a time. I have been trying to speed this process up by using high performance supercomputing here at my university. I think at the current moment, there does not seem to be a way for them to containerize the GUI so that I would be able to run the GUI on their supercomputer. So . . .I am working towards shifting my analyses to the birdnetR package.
I am going through the tutorial on how to run the package on individual audio files, here. In the step-by-step instructions, I only see the function 'predict_species_from_audio_file' to run an analysis on one specific file at a time. Is it possible -- or feasible, for that matter -- to run a batch analysis on an entire folder of files at once with the birdnetR package? I have RStudio set up as a container on the supercomputer. So, if I can figure out how to run the batch analyses in R, then I might be able to significantly speed up this whole process.
Many thanks for the help!
Daniel
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