Alex Williams

Closed by https://github.com/ahwillia/Einsum.jl/issues/9

Yes its possible, but you'll have to work out the math. See the docstring for [`manual_fit`](https://github.com/ahwillia/affinewarp/blob/master/affinewarp/piecewisewarp.py#L378). It may be as easy as replacing `tmax` in the example notebook with whatever...

I think I just ran into this same problem and posted [a question on stack overflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49713617/using-numpy-interp-on-a-2d-array) before finding this issue. It boils down to doing something like this as fast...

Thanks for trying the code! We applied time warping to LFP data in the time domain in our paper, but I haven't tried it on spectrograms. I think it should...

+1, this is exactly why spline bases are popular. There are some other dense basis functions we should include however, like Fourier.

+1 to add `sklearn` as a dependency.