[mirtoolbox] Re: Problem running the mirtoolbox - Important

  • From: Olivier Lartillot <olartillot@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: mirtoolbox@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2011 18:01:10 +0200

Hi Kavita,

Sorry for the late reply. It looks as if your file mireval.m in your MIRtoolbox 
folder has been somehow modified by error. Could you download once again 
MIRtoolbox 1.3.2 and try again? If you still have the problem, please send me 
(email:olartillot@xxxxxxxxx) your file 
C:\MATLAB7\toolbox\mirtoolbox1.3.2\mirtoolbox\mireval.m

Cheers,

Olivier

kavita laddha kirjoitti 15.2.2011 kello 6.54:

> Hello,
> 
> I am a student and I am trying to complete my project that is in detecting 
> the similarity in music. For that purpose I have started using the Matlab 
> tool box Mirtoolbox. Below are the details of the problem, 
> 
>  I have recently downloaded the Mirtoolbox1.3.2 on Matlab7 and 64 bit windows 
> vista machine. I have done all the steps required to bring it in the 
> development envioronment which includes setpath in Matlab.  
>  I have been trying to execute a demo from the Mirtoolboxdemos directory. I 
> have taken the demo1pitch.m for that but while running it from the debug menu 
> it gives me an error as below:
> ??? Error: File: C:\MATLAB7\toolbox\mirtoolbox1.3.2\mirtoolbox\mireval.m 
> Line: 164 Column: 1
> Illegal use of reserved keyword "else".
> 
> Error in ==> mirfunction at 69
>             o = mireval(o,filename,nout);
> 
> Error in ==> miraudio.miraudio at 168
>     varargout = 
> mirfunction(@miraudio,orig,varargin,nargout,specif,@init,@main);
> 
> Error in ==> demo1pitch at 11
> a = miraudio('Amin3')
> 
> 
> Also I have tried to execute a sample command from the command window such as 
> miraudio. The command used is  a=miraudio("Amin3")
> Doing this also gives me the error as below:
> ??? Error: File: C:\MATLAB7\toolbox\mirtoolbox1.3.2\mirtoolbox\mireval.m 
> Line: 164 Column: 1
> Illegal use of reserved keyword "else".
> 
> Error in ==> mirfunction at 69
>             o = mireval(o,filename,nout);
> 
> Error in ==> miraudio.miraudio at 168
>     varargout = 
> mirfunction(@miraudio,orig,varargin,nargout,specif,@init,@main);
> 
> I think both the error point to the miraudio file. But I havent altered it a 
> bit also. I am unable to recognize the cause of the problem. Any help in this 
> respect would be greatly appreciated. 
> Waiting for your reply.
> 
> 
> Thank You,
> Kavita Laddha 
> 
> 
> 
> 

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