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87 changes: 87 additions & 0 deletions pytest/modules/Midi/test_midi_creator.py
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"""Tests for the midi_creator.py module.

Regression tests for degenerate MidiSegments: UltraSinger's syllable splitting and

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Remove this entire ai slop description.
This description will lie in the future when we fix this issue on the right place and when this test class will be expanded.

segment merging can produce segments whose `end` is equal to or earlier than their
`start`. Such a segment used to crash the whole run when writing the MIDI file:

ValueError: Note end time must be greater than start time
(pretty_midi/containers.py, Note.__init__)

Note on pretty_midi's semantics (measured, pretty_midi 0.2.11):

pretty_midi.Note(100, 60, 3.0, 3.0) -> accepted (end == start)
pretty_midi.Note(100, 60, 5.0, 4.0) -> ValueError (end < start)

The crash is therefore only triggered by `end < start`, even though the exception
text asks for *greater than*. The MIDI writer guards on `end <= start` on purpose: a
zero-length note carries no information and the same root cause produces invalid
`duration <= 0` lines in the sibling UltraStar output. The MIDI writer must tolerate
both instead of aborting the run.
"""

import unittest

from src.modules.Midi.MidiSegment import MidiSegment
from src.modules.Midi.midi_creator import create_midi_instrument


class TestCreateMidiInstrument(unittest.TestCase):

def test_keeps_valid_segments(self):
# Arrange
midi_segments = [
MidiSegment(note="C4", start=1.0, end=2.0, word="a"),
MidiSegment(note="D4", start=2.5, end=4.0, word="b"),
]

# Act
instrument = create_midi_instrument(midi_segments)

# Assert
self.assertEqual(2, len(instrument.notes))
self.assertEqual([1.0, 2.5], [note.start for note in instrument.notes])

def test_skips_zero_length_segment(self):
# Arrange: end == start. pretty_midi accepts this, but a zero-length note is a
# no-op; the same root cause also yields invalid `duration 0` UltraStar lines.
midi_segments = [
MidiSegment(note="C4", start=1.0, end=2.0, word="a"),
MidiSegment(note="C4", start=3.0, end=3.0, word="b"),

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Real solution for all (.txt, .mid .whatever) would be that this is never in the MidiSegment in the first palace. But its good to keep this in the test

]

# Act
instrument = create_midi_instrument(midi_segments)

# Assert: the degenerate note is dropped, the valid one survives

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remove ai slop comment. When we fix the degeneration in the right place, this comment would lie here.

self.assertEqual(1, len(instrument.notes))
self.assertEqual(1.0, instrument.notes[0].start)

def test_skips_negative_length_segment(self):
# Arrange: end < start (seen in real runs as word='~' start=155.25 end=153.78)

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Remove ai slop comment. We see this state in the code below

midi_segments = [
MidiSegment(note="C4", start=1.0, end=2.0, word="a"),
MidiSegment(note="E4", start=155.2537142857143, end=153.776, word="~"),
]

# Act
instrument = create_midi_instrument(midi_segments)

# Assert
self.assertEqual(1, len(instrument.notes))

def test_all_segments_degenerate_does_not_raise(self):
# Arrange
midi_segments = [
MidiSegment(note="C4", start=5.0, end=5.0, word="a"),
MidiSegment(note="C4", start=9.0, end=8.0, word="b"),
]

# Act
instrument = create_midi_instrument(midi_segments)

# Assert
self.assertEqual(0, len(instrument.notes))


if __name__ == "__main__":
unittest.main()
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velocity = 100

for i, midi_segment in enumerate(midi_segments):
# Syllable splitting and segment merging can produce segments whose end is equal to

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# or earlier than their start. pretty_midi rejects a negative length with
# "Note end time must be greater than start time", which used to abort the whole run
# *after* the UltraStar file had already been written. Skip such segments instead;
# their lyric event is still emitted by __create_midi().
if midi_segment.end <= midi_segment.start:
print(f"{ULTRASINGER_HEAD} WARNING: skipping degenerate midi segment [{i}] "
f"word={midi_segment.word!r} start={midi_segment.start} end={midi_segment.end}")
continue
note = pretty_midi.Note(velocity, librosa.note_to_midi(midi_segment.note), midi_segment.start, midi_segment.end)
instrument.notes.append(note)

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start = find_nearest_index(pitched_data.times, start_time)
end = find_nearest_index(pitched_data.times, end_time)

# Surface degenerate segments early - they are the root cause of the guard in

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# create_midi_instrument().
if end_time <= start_time:
print(f"{ULTRASINGER_HEAD} WARNING: degenerate transcript segment word={word!r} "
f"start={start_time} end={end_time}")
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Return before pitch extraction for negative-duration segments.

For end_time < start_time with different nearest indexes, pitched_data.frequencies[start:end] is empty. most_frequent(notes)[0][0] then raises IndexError. The later guard in create_midi_instrument() cannot run, so this path still aborts MIDI generation.

Return a MidiSegment immediately after this check. Preserve start_time, end_time, and word so __create_midi() can emit the lyric event. Use a placeholder note because create_midi_instrument() skips the segment before note conversion.

Proposed fix
     if end_time <= start_time:
         print(f"{ULTRASINGER_HEAD} WARNING: degenerate transcript segment word={word!r} "
               f"start={start_time} end={end_time}")
+        return MidiSegment("", start_time, end_time, word)
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if end_time <= start_time:
print(f"{ULTRASINGER_HEAD} WARNING: degenerate transcript segment word={word!r} "
f"start={start_time} end={end_time}")
if end_time <= start_time:
print(f"{ULTRASINGER_HEAD} WARNING: degenerate transcript segment word={word!r} "
f"start={start_time} end={end_time}")
return MidiSegment("", start_time, end_time, word)
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In `@src/modules/Midi/midi_creator.py` around lines 145 - 147, Update the
degenerate-segment handling in the MIDI segment creation method to immediately
return a MidiSegment when end_time is less than start_time, before pitch
extraction. Preserve start_time, end_time, and word, and provide a placeholder
note so create_midi_instrument() skips note conversion while __create_midi() can
still emit the lyric event; retain the existing handling for equal timestamps.

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if start == end:
freqs = [pitched_data.frequencies[start]]
confs = [pitched_data.confidence[start]]
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