This package embeds media (images, audio and video) in an interactive 2D space for visualizing low dimensional representation of embeddings along with their corresponding files.
The source media files along with the 2D information (x,y co-ordinates) are input as a CSV file. The points in the 2D space are colored per the classes and the labels are annotated at the median point of each class.
This package was created with help from Alan Cowen with original example here.
If used please cite "Somandepalli, K. & Cowen, A. S. (2020). krsna6/interactive-embedding-space: Embed interactive media in a 2D space for visualization. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4048602".
@software{krishna_somandepalli_2020_4048602,
author = {Krishna Somandepalli and
Alan S. Cowen},
title = {{krsna6/interactive-embedding-space: Embed
interactive media in a 2D space for visualization}},
month = sep,
year = 2020,
publisher = {Zenodo},
version = {1.0.0},
doi = {10.5281/zenodo.4048602},
url = {https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4048602}
}
- speech: Speaker-invariant speech commands
- speech Text-independent speaker embeddings
- images: Multiview 3D object classifcation
- audio: Acoustic domestic activity classification
- Make sure that you are using python 3+ and packages in the requirements (pandas and numpy) are installed.
- Copy the
map_files
directory in this repository to your target webpage
Add all the details of the files' physical location as well as the 2D coordinates to a CSV file as shown below. Important to keep the same header names.
x | y | file | label | class |
---|---|---|---|---|
-32.25 | 6.11 | krishna.ai/maps/speech_commands_data/bed_652b3da7_nohash_2.wav | bed | 0 |
-57.77 | -27.33 | krishna.ai/maps/speech_commands_data/bird_e0344f60_nohash_1.wav | bird | 1 |
usage: plot_interactive_media_in_2d.py [-h]
tsne_file title description output_file
Plot interactive audio in 2D space.
positional arguments:
tsne_file Location of the CSV file with plot details.
title Title of the plot.
description Description of the plot.
output_file Output HTML file.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
Example usage:
python plot_interactive_media_in_2d.py speech_commands_plot.csv 'MY TITLE' 'MY DESCRIPTION' output.html
Example usage:
python plot_interactive_media_in_2d.py mixed_plot.csv 'example' 'example' output_mixed.html
Finally, copy map_files
and output*.html
to target webpage directory and visualize examples like this.