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MontrealCorpusTools
AttributeError: 'AcousticModel' object has no attribute 'is_tmpdir'
Good morning,
Thank you for your work. I try for the first time this software, I read the documentation and download pre-trained model for dictionary and language but I don't succeed to launch the alignment. Do you have an idea of this error pls ?
Thanks
✘ maurice@MBP-de-Herve ~/Downloads/montreal-forced-aligner/bin ./mfa_align ../data ../pretrained_models/english.dict.txt english ../output
Setting up corpus information...
Number of speakers in corpus: 1, average number of utterances per speaker: 1.0
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/mmcauliffe/dev/Montreal-Forced-Aligner/aligner/command_line/align.py", line 186, in
Hi, I am getting this same error too! Did you manage to solve this issue?
Solved the issue. Reason was because I did not run the .py script from the master directory (Montreal-Forced-Aligner).
Glad that fixed it for you, I still am not sure what's causing this issue. One person also solved it by redownloading the pretrained model, but both of these are pretty unsatisfying solutions to me.
I'm encountering the same error, and unfortunately it's for a model I trained myself a while ago. Any progress on this? Suggestions?
Taylors-MacBook-Air-2:montreal-forced-aligner py$ ./bin/mfa_align /Users/py/Desktop/PROJECTS/Junebug/JB/JBTEST/ ./JUNEBUG.dict ./pretrained-models/coraal2_good.zip ~/Desktop/LEE_JUNEBUG_TEST/ -t ./tmpdir
Setting up corpus information...
Number of speakers in corpus: 1, average number of utterances per speaker: 1.0
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/mmcauliffe/dev/Montreal-Forced-Aligner/aligner/command_line/align.py", line 186, in
I have not resolved it
On Tue, Oct 9, 2018 at 6:42 AM v-yunbin [email protected] wrote:
@TaylorWJones https://github.com/TaylorWJones I have met same error on windows， have you solved it ？
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Traceback (most recent call last):
File "aligner\command_line\align.py", line 186, in
I'm getting this error with a model I trained myself. Did anyone ever find a way to fix this? @TaylorWJones @mmcauliffe
The argument handling, particularly paths, might be easier. I have encountered this error on Windows, instead of just the name of the zipped pretrained model without the zip extension, as stated in readthedocs, I got it working by entering full path to the zip file, including extension.
@Scx123 I remember having had this error when I specified the model ( in my case, czech) as czech or czech.zip or relative path and fixed it by using absolute path, but I see the code has changed since, so I would first recommend using the latest,
if possible, pip install git+https://github.com/MontrealCorpusTools/Montreal-Forced-Aligner.git, or rather, as I see a new version already among pull requests with a commit that heralds fixing of these problems on Windows, wait for the release of 2.0.7 and pip install -U Montreal-Forced-Aligner. There might be away of pip installing directly from the pull request, but you'd have to Research that yourself.