I want to reiterate over the file loaded by getitem function, because it contains many training samples (one file can contain up to 200 training samples),
do I have to create a subset on this dataset? How is it done? What’s best practice?
thx
def __len__(self):
    return len(self.all_files)

def __getitem__(self, idx):
    #load track from midi files
    track = ppr.Multitrack(self.all_files[idx], beat_resolution=self.beat_res)
    track = track.get_stacked_pianoroll()
    #if 1 track midifile
    if(track.shape[2]==1):
        track = np.squeeze(track,2)
    #quick fix for multitrack, melody in almost every song on midi[0]
    else:
        track = track[:,:,0]
    #binarize
    if(self.binarize):
        track[track > 0] = 1
    #full track length in ticks
    length = track.shape[0]

    while(True):
        #get random (bar long) sequence from the given midi file
        random = np.random.randint(0,(length-1)-self.seq_length)
        sequence = track[random:random+self.seq_length,:] 
        
        #only return this sequence if it is not a zero for all ticks
        if(np.any(sequence)):
            break

    #transpose notes out of range of the 5 chosen octaves       
    sequence = transposeNotesHigherLower(sequence)
    #cut octaves to get input shape [96,60]
    sequence = cutOctaves(sequence)
    #unsqueeze first dimension for input
    sequence = np.expand_dims(sequence, axis=0)

    return sequence