Hey folks,
how would you go about computing the mean power frequency of a non-audio signal?
I'm aware of the different libraries available for audio signal feature extraction, but can't find much info about non-audio signals.
thanks!
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On Wed, 2013-04-24 at 16:41 +0100, Marco Donnarumma wrote:
Hey folks,
how would you go about computing the mean power frequency of a non-audio signal?
What is "mean power frequency"? It is not mentioned on Wikipedia. Probably the meaning got lost due to translation?
I'm aware of the different libraries available for audio signal feature extraction, but can't find much info about non-audio signals.
I think there isn't an implicit distinction between audio signals and non-audio signals unless you give some specifics about how to discern them. It's not unlikely you can use audio analysis tools to analyze non-audio signals (whatever the latter means).
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