init_model()
and install_birdnet()
.recticulate::py_require()
to resolve python dependencies in an ephemeral virtual environmentbirdnet
python package,
and full integration tests that depend on the birdnet
python package. See tests/TEST_PLAN.md
for more details.install_birdnet()
is now a defunctioned. It is no longer needed to install the birdnet
python package
manually. The package will be installed automatically when you use it for the first time.birdnet
Python package to 0.1.7
.This update brings significant changes and improvements, including support for loading pre-existing and custom-trained models, aligning the package with birdnet 0.1.6
.
init_model()
function is now deprecated and will be removed in the next version. Please use the birdnet_model_*
function family for model initialization.available_languages()
update: A new argument has been added to available_languages()
to specify the BirdNET version, making it more flexible for different model versions.get_labels_path
to labels_path()
. It now requires a model object as its first argument.predict_species()
was renamed to predict_species_from_audio_file()
predict_species_at_location_and_time()
was changed to requirer a model object as first argument.birdnet_model_*
) to load pre-existing and custom-trained models. These functions offer a more flexible approach to model loading. See ?birdnet_model_load
for more details.Uses birdnet v0.1.6
under the hood to fix an issue when downloading models.
No new functionality has yet been implemented.
The update of birdnet
to 0.1.1
brings:
- Add parameter 'chunk_overlap_s' to define overlapping between chunks
- Remove parameter 'file_splitting_duration_s' instead load files in 3s chunks
- Remove 'librosa' dependency
Other:
- check of the correct version of birdnet
is installed in the current virtual environment
- expand vignette on how to use virtual environments
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