removed global var fs in train.py and replaced with hparams.sample_rate #140
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Found it confusing how the variable fs in train.py is the sample rate from the hparams.py file since I expected it to be from my own preset file provided as an argument to train.py.
For instance, I was training the model on the Librispeech dataset preprocessed with my custom preset file that had sample rate 16000 and was suprised to find eval audio was generated using sample rate 22050.