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Tool used - ffmpeg & Python codes | |
Platform - Windows | |
Command #1 - Merge Multiple files, Prepare file list to merge | |
(echo file 'first part1_trim.mp4' & echo file 'part2_trim.mp4' & echo file 'part3_trim.mp4' )>list.txt | |
Command #2 - Pass the file list to merge in sequence and output mp4 file | |
ffmpeg -safe 0 -f concat -i list.txt -c copy output.mp4 | |
Command #3 - Cut given video into different durations for editing | |
ffmpeg -ss 00:04:50 -i Demo1_AdobeExpress.mp4 -to 00:04:58 -strict -2 -c copy part3_trim.mp4 | |
Code #4 - Remove Audio from file, Retain only Video | |
#https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69627556/remove-audio-from-video-using-python | |
from moviepy.editor import VideoFileClip | |
videoclip = VideoFileClip(r"E:\Notes\PSDemo.mp4") | |
new_clip = videoclip.without_audio() | |
new_clip.write_videofile(r"E:\PS_Work_Updates\Unilever_Tryon\Notes\final_cut.mp4") | |
pip install mlnotify | |
Prior distribution that incorporates your subjective beliefs about a parameter | |
Posterior distribution is the update of your prior distribution with the data using Bayes' theorem | |
Deterministic - No randomness is involved | |
Probablistic - Includes elements of randomness | |
Likelihood - concepts of modern statistics is that of likelihood. | |
Latent variables as opposed to observable variables), are variables that are not directly observed but are rather inferred (through a mathematical model) | |
Matrix Factorization Techniques For Recommender Systems - Similarity measures like cosine, pearson, - Latent Factor Models (LDA, SVD), VAE for Recommendation Systems | |
KL divergence is a way of measuring the matching between two distributions (e.g. threads) | |
https://steampipe.io/ |
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