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---
title: GLAM Web App
emoji: ๐Ÿ“ˆ
colorFrom: green
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sdk: gradio
sdk_version: 6.18.0
python_version: '3.13'
app_file: app.py
pinned: false
license: mit
short_description: Respiratory monitoring model
---
# GLAM Pipeline
This repository includes a respiratory audio separation pipeline built around a local SepFormer model and a clinical reasoning/GNN inference path.
## Key Files
### model.py
Loads the SepFormer separation model using local pretrained files in `pretrained_sepformer`.
Wraps encoder/masknet/decoder into `UnifiedSepFormer`.
### interface.py
Provides shared audio loading, separation, and saving helpers.
Includes:
* `separate_audio_file(...)`
* `predict_sources(...)`
* `save_separated_sources(...)`
for pipeline reuse.
Still supports the existing Gradio UI workflow via:
* `separate_audio(...)`
### pipeline.py
Runs separation over a directory of mixture audio files.
Writes separated WAVs and waveform PNGs to an output folder.
Produces:
* `pipeline_summary.json`
* `pipeline_summary.csv`
### gnn.py
Defines the GNN model architecture used for respiratory audio reasoning.
Provides utilities for:
* loading a GNN checkpoint
* estimating breathing rate
* patient state tracking
* clinical alert generation
### reasoning_pipeline.py
Processes GNN run outputs:
* `window_report.json`
* `window_report.csv`
Generates reasoning summary CSV/JSON files.
Includes visualization helpers for per-patient summary plots.
### full_pipeline.py
Runs the complete flow:
1. Separate mixture audio files
2. Run Wav2Vec2 + GNN inference
3. Save per-run artifacts
4. Aggregate reasoning summaries
## Running a Simulation
To test the system using the provided sample data:
1. Open the Patient Registration page.
2. Navigate to the Sample_Audio folder.
3. Upload S1, S2, and S3 as individual patient recordings.
4. Click Register to register each patient.
Next:
1. Open the Separation page.
2. Upload Sample_0_mix.wav from the Sample_Audio folder as the mixed audio recording.
3. Select the registered patients (S1, S2, and S3).
4. Click Run Separation.
Check out the configuration reference at https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/spaces-config-reference