Brian McFee

scipy 1.9.0 was released, so this is no longer blocked. Once the builds hit conda-forge, I'll see if my prototype works. At that point, we can decide whether to move...

> I'll see if my prototype works Confirmed, everything seems to work.

I hacked up a quick prototype using vectorized interpolation as described above: ```python kind = 'linear' fill_value = 0 y, sr = librosa.load(librosa.ex('sweetwaltz')) # Get the autocorrelation tempogram tg =...

> I am trying to understand how your idea is different from [interp_harmonics](https://librosa.org/doc/0.9.1/generated/librosa.interp_harmonics.html), I am not familiar with that function. That function is used for expanding a time-frequency representation to...

Poring over some old discussions, I just realized that this proposed functionality could also be useful in some unexpected ways. If f0 is fixed to a tonal center frequency (over...

Getting this kind of thing right can be annoyingly subtle. I don't actually believe there is a single, correct "expected behavior" here. > Use `mm:ss` or `hh:mm:ss` notations depending on...

> @bmcfee if that's OK with you i can work on implementing `m` and `h` modes for `x_axis`, as you proposed above That would be great! It should be a...

I agree this would be a great feature, but I think it's better implemented in joblib. Cache eviction policies are tricky business though, and require serious thought. https://github.com/joblib/joblib/issues/313 works through...

Update from the scipy2022 sprint: it turns out this already works with no code modification necessary! Passing `cmap=None` selects the default colormap from the style already. All we need to...

~~I'll probably roll this doc update in with a PR for #1422.~~ **EDIT**: scratch that - since #1422 is blocked, we can just handle this directly.