Parselmouth
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YannickJadoul
Praat in Python, the Pythonic way
Hello, I have a problem with the using of praat I tried this : from parselmouth.praat import call, run_file But I met this error Import "parselmouth.praat" could not be resolved(reportMissingImports)...
I tried to use Parselmouth's `to_formant_burg(time_step=0.032)` to calculate formants, but the returned values on the same audio file are very inaccurate compared to results from the Praat software. What are...
Here is a PR to expose LPC and LineSpectralFrequencies related Praat APIs. All new classes & methods have their docstrings.
Yannick, Here is a quick take on making Praat enums case-insensitive. Donno if this is the direction you'd like to take, but it's an easy mod. Take a look. P.S.,...
Another important feature set for voice analysis is the harmonic analysis. Praat has it in 2 different places: Harmonicity.h and Pitch_getMeanStrength(...). I'd like to enhance Harmonicity and Pitch class to...
Here is the renamed PR for PointProcess class. I renamed my `mydev` branch to `add-pointprocess-class` and it apparently closed the original PR automatically. CrossRef: #41, ### TODOs - [x] Complete...
System: power 9, linux ppc64le Anaconda version: Anaconda3-2021.11-Linux-ppc64le.sh, Anaconda3-2020.11-Linux-ppc64le.sh python version: 3.7, 3.8 parselmouth version: 0.4.0 After successful installation using pip install, 'import parselmouth' gives Segmentation fault (core dumped). parselmouth...
Hello, I have multiple processes of a function calling the parselmouth.praat.call(...). After certain number of iterations, the program hangs forever. Is this because the praat.call() also spawns another subprocess? What...
Is it possible to save Praat images to png files (or pdf for that matter) from Parselmouth? Running the following script with `parselmouth.praat.run_file` creates the prapic file, but not the...
I am trying to use features of the parselmouth module and I'm finding that some methods lack enough documentation to know what their output is. Usually I can work backwards...
