Fabian Brinkmann
Fabian Brinkmann
There might be a bug in writing and reading string variables. The following code should write a string variabel of sice M=3 x S=5 with the three entries 'HD650' (first...
## Description these breaking changes could be implemented at some point - [ ] #754 - [ ] #639 - [ ] return complex Signals in `pyfar.dsp.filter.GammatoneBands` instead of separate...
### Changes proposed in this pull request: In some cases, we have multipe input arguments that must be converted to numpy arrays and must be broadcastable to the same shape....
## Description We discussed the following - Will it be a new class or do we deprecate functionality? - Class has two methods for interpolate to - specified frequencies -...
## General We are keeping data for `pyfar.signals.files` (and also samplings) on a server that is sometimes down for a little while. We could move those files to GitHub.
### Describe your issue. I found a discontinuity in the associated Legendre functions as implemented in `scipy.special.assoc_legendre_p`, `scipy.special.assoc_legendre_p_all`, `scipy.special.lpmn`, and `scipy.special.clpmn` (latter two will be deprecated in 1.17). For the...
When working on #856, I noticed the following: ```python frequncies = pf.constants.fractional_octave_frequencies_nominal( num_fractions=1, frequency_range=(20, 200)) ``` returns `[31.5, 63, 125]`, which is consistent with `dsp.filter.fractional_octave_frequencies`. But ```python f = pf.constants.fractional_octave_frequencies_exact(...
### Which issue(s) are closed by this pull request? Deprecate `dsp.fractional octave frequencies` in favour of `constants.fractional octave frequencies_nominal` and `constants.fractional octave frequencies_exact` ### Changes proposed in this pull request:...
Clases for filter banks would be good to have, e.g., to store the center and cut-off frequencies as properties. This was started but never finished in #595 and would solve...
We started to discuss how we should handle dB values that could be returned as `TimeData` or `FrequencyData` objects. I thought it might be good to open an issue to...