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04: Initialization Copy CI to CD FATAL_ERROR

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2006-07-29
2012-09-22
  • Hendrik Sirges

    Hendrik Sirges - 2006-07-29

    Hi,

    im currently trying to train an acoustic model with the perl scripts in sphinxTrain.
    Step 00 runs fine.
    In Step 03 Baum-Welch-Training i got messages like this:

    This step had 3698 ERROR messages and 2 WARNING messages.

    Does this come from from too long utterances in the training files?

    The next (fatal) error comes in step 04 i got the following error message:

    MODULE: 04 Training Context Dependent models
    Cleaning up directories: accumulator...logs...
    Initialization Copy CI to CD FATAL_ERROR: "main.c", line 352: src mean n_cb (== 132) inconsistent w/ ts2cb mapping 129

    Here the last lines from the logfile:
    INFO: s3gau_io.c(162): Read /home/speech/diplomarbeit/kiel/acoustic_model_script/model_parameters/kiel.ci_cont/means [132x1x1 array]
    FATAL_ERROR: "main.c", line 352: src mean n_cb (== 132) inconsistent w/ ts2cb mapping 129

    Can anybody tell what could be the cause of this error (why has the matrix the wrong dimension)?

    thanks for your help

    hendrik

     
    • The Grand Janitor

      I suspect there are issues in step 3 and causing issues in 4 as well. Would you send

      1, the log of step 3.
      2, the inputs of step 4: The problem comes from the command-line executable init_mixw which was run by 04.cd_schmm_untied/slave_convg.pl

      to archan at cs dot cmu dot edu. I would try to fix it as soon as possible.

      -a

       
    • nesayus

      nesayus - 2006-08-09

      I had similar problems. First thought the error was in some of the etc files but at least i found out it was a matter of disk space. After deleting some files it suddenly works.But now the bw seems to hang in the 4th module.
      Hope that solves your problem.

      nesayus

       

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