fix the use of training a model on the colab#513
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JinFoolish wants to merge 2 commits intomagenta:mainfrom
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fix the use of training a model on the colab#513JinFoolish wants to merge 2 commits intomagenta:mainfrom
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When training the model on colab, the program reported an error when saving dataset_statistic. I found in the Issue that others also encountered the same problem.. I checked the ddsp library and found that framerate was not passed as a parameter into the calculation process. When training with the default configuration in the notebook, the default value of frame_rate is 250, but for the compute_dataset_statistics function, the default value of frame_rate is 50, so I add it as a parameter in the save_dataset_statistics function and pass it to compute_dataset_statistics.
Directly pip install ddsp==3.6.0 in colab, the training will not be able to use colab's GPU, I modified the pip part to use colab's default tensorflow. I used the modified version and trained several models on colab, and the GPU can be used normally.