Validate chapter duration in HiFiTTS-2 download#129
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Signed-off-by: Ryan <rlangman@nvidia.com>
Signed-off-by: George Zelenfroind <gzelenfroind@nvidia.com>
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1)HIFITTS part looks good
2)Added installation in dockerfile to prevent cascade errors
LGTM
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There is an issue when downloading HiFiTTS-2 in which some audiobook chapters have been updated/edited since the dataset was first created, causing the utterances in the chapter to be misaligned.
To fix this, each chapter has had its full duration added to the dataset metadata. If the downloaded chapter file has a duration different than the original duration when the dataset is created, it will be marked as an error and removed from the dataset.
Also after adding this, and finding there are a few other random errors that can happen during download (e.g. http.client.RemoteDisconnected), I removed the "error_code" from the output which is unique to the HTTPError.