Task #223069 & #223071 Fuzzball js integration done and added new fields in API for offline call

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Improved audio processing capabilities in the VoiceAnalyser component.
  • Enhanced text selection logic using fuzzy matching for better accuracy.
  • Added new state variables to manage audio output more effectively.

• Chores

  • Introduced a new dependency for improved string matching functionalities.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the VoiceAnalyser component by integrating the fuzzball library for improved audio text processing. New state variables are introduced to manage both denoised and non-denoised text outputs, with a refined selection process based on similarity scoring. Additionally, the payload structure for data sent to the learner AI application has been updated, allowing for richer contextual information. These modifications collectively improve audio handling and data transmission.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
package.json	Added dependency "fuzzball": "^2.1.2" to expand string matching capabilities.
src/utils/VoiceAnalyser.js	Introduced nonDenoisedText and denoisedText state variables; refined text selection logic using fuzz.ratio; updated data payload in axios.post for better context.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant VoiceAnalyser
    participant Fuzzball
    participant LearnerAI

    User->>VoiceAnalyser: Input audio
    VoiceAnalyser->>VoiceAnalyser: Process audio
    VoiceAnalyser-->>VoiceAnalyser: Retrieve non-denoised text
    VoiceAnalyser-->>VoiceAnalyser: Retrieve denoised text
    VoiceAnalyser->>Fuzzball: Compare text similarity
    Fuzzball-->>VoiceAnalyser: Return similarity scores
    VoiceAnalyser->>LearnerAI: Send selected text and metadata

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 4f744df and d19176b.

Files selected for processing (2)

• package.json (1 hunks)
• src/utils/VoiceAnalyser.js (7 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)

• package.json

Additional comments not posted (5)

src/utils/VoiceAnalyser.js (5)

36-36: Import statement for fuzzball looks good.

The import statement for the fuzzball library is correct and necessary for the similarity scoring functionality.

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79-83: State variable declarations look good.

The state variables nonDenoisedText, denoisedText, and isOfflineModel are correctly initialized and necessary for managing the outputs and mode.

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113-116: Updates in handleProcess function look good.

The handleProcess function correctly calls getResponseText and updates the state variables nonDenoisedText and denoisedText. Error handling is also appropriately managed.

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489-496: Logic for selecting response_text looks good.

The logic correctly uses fuzz.ratio to compare similarity scores and select the appropriate text, improving the accuracy of text retrieval.

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503-506: Updates to the payload structure look good.

The payload structure in the axios.post call is correctly updated to include response_text, mode, and pause_count, allowing for richer contextual information to be transmitted.