signal_t
typedef struct ei_signal_t {
#if EIDSP_SIGNAL_C_FN_POINTER == 1
int (*get_data)(size_t, size_t, float *);
#else
#ifdef __MBED__
mbed::Callback<int(size_t offset, size_t length, float *out_ptr)> get_data;
#else
std::function<int(size_t offset, size_t length, float *out_ptr)> get_data;
#endif // __MBED__
#endif // EIDSP_SIGNAL_C_FN_POINTER == 1
size_t total_length;
} signal_t;
Brief: Holds the callback pointer for retrieving raw data and the length of data to be retrieved.
Description:
signal_t is a structure that holds the callback function, get_data(size_t offset, size_t length, float *out_ptr). This callback should be implemented by the user and fills the memory location given by *out_ptr with raw features. Features must be flattened to a 1-dimensional vector, as described in this guide.get_data() may be called multiple times during preprocessing or inference (e.g. during execution of run_classifier() or run_classifier_continuous()). The offset argument will update to point to new data, and length data must be copied into the location specified by out_ptr. This scheme allows raw features to be stored in RAM or flash memory and paged in as necessary.Note that
get_data() (even after multiple calls during a single execution of run_classifier() or run_classifier_continuous()) will never request more than a total number of features as given by total_length.Members:
get_data- Callback function to be implemented by the user. Parameters are given asget_data(size_t offset, size_t length, float *out_ptr)and should return an int (e.g. EIDSP_OK if copying completed successfully).total_length- Total number of raw features required for a full window (run_classifier()) or for a new slice (run_classifier_continuous()) in order to perform preprocessing and inference.
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