Add Cog config and demo link

[andreasjansson]

Hi @annahung31!

First of all, I'm really impressed with EMOPIA's generation capabilities, the generated samples are very coherent!

This pull request makes it possible to run EMOPIA in an interactive web interface on Replicate: https://replicate.ai/annahung31/emopia

Replicate runs a Docker image, built from the included cog.yaml file by an open source tool called Cog. That Docker image can be pulled by others as well, so people can run your model on the command line without having to install Python dependencies.

One question: I'm not 100% sure I've got the emotion tags right. Is this correct?

• Emotion tag 1 == High valence, high arousal
• Emotion tag 2 == Low valence, high arousal
• Emotion tag 3 == Low valence, low arousal
• Emotion tag 4 == High valence, low arousal

If you click the "Sign in with GitHub" button on Replicate you can edit the description and add more examples, and we'll feature your model on the Explore page so more people find out about it 😊

In case you're wondering who I am, I'm from Replicate, where we're trying to make machine learning reproducible. I did my PhD in source separation and often struggled to get baselines running, so we're trying to fix that by adding Docker images and demo pages to models we really like.

[annahung31]

Hi @andreasjansson,

Thanks for your interest in EMOPIA. I appreciate your effort in making EMOPIA easier to demo and use!
For the emotion tags, yes, your mapping is correct, and the modified files look great.
I also looked at the interactive web interface on Replicate, it's awesome!
I love the idea that Replicate trying to achieve. Let me see what I can contribute in the future.😊