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- Improvements to SWIG bindings generation script
- Fixed omission in xtract_bark_coefficients that was causing the output to be complete b/s! This fixed bark_coeffs and loudness feature which depends on it
- Changes to descriptor API: added is_delta and id. id corresponds to value in xtract_features_ enum and is useful for programmatic conversions between id and name string.
author | Jamie Bullock <jamie@postlude.co.uk> |
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date | Tue, 01 Jan 2008 16:17:44 +0000 |
parents | 9518ae6afff4 |
children | aadc06a1b317 |
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#!/usr/bin/python try: import xtract except ImportError: print 'Failed to load the library "xtract"' print '\nRunning libxtract Python bindings test...\n' len = 8 a = xtract.floatArray(len) temp = [] for i in range(0, len): a[i] = 2 * i temp.append(str(a[i])) mean = xtract.xtract_mean(a,len,None)[1] print 'The mean of ' + ', '.join(temp) + ' is: %.2f' % mean argv = xtract.floatArray(1) argv[0] = mean variance = xtract.xtract_variance(a, len, argv)[1] print 'The variance is %.2f' % variance print 'Computing spectrum...' argv = xtract.floatArray(1) argv[0] = 44100.0 / len # Fake sample rate xtract.xtract_init_fft(len, xtract.XTRACT_SPECTRUM); result = xtract.floatArray(len) xtract.xtract_spectrum(a,len,argv, result) for i in range(len): print result[i] print 'Computing windowed subframes...' for i in range(0, len): a[i] = 1.0 window = xtract.xtract_init_window(len / 2, xtract.XTRACT_HANN) xtract.xtract_features_from_subframes(a, len, xtract.XTRACT_WINDOWED, window, result) for i in range(len): print result[i] print '\nFinished!\n'