Vincent Lostanlen
Vincent Lostanlen
Hello @Aarrtteemm123. Can you please give us the output of soxi for the same file?
Sorry for the confusion. What i was trying to ask what: what happens when you run soxi on this file from the command line prompt, outside of a Python session?
Hello! Thanks for reporting. What is the minimal code example you could provide that reproduces the issue?
@drscotthawley This looks good and is well documented, but is untested. It would be good if you could write a test in order to prevent coverage to decrease.
I agree, and i have a use case for this. The application was to compute time-frequency descriptors (energy but could also be flux, PCEN ...) over long time scales (10,...
> Getting this kind of thing right can be annoyingly subtle. I don't actually believe there is a single, correct "expected behavior" here. Right ... to be clear, i wasn't...
@bmcfee if that's OK with you i can work on implementing `m` and `h` modes for `x_axis`, as you proposed above
Looking at this issue again today. While chatting with @bmcfee i offered the following solution: > what if our TimeFormatter’s spoke datetime.strftime ? > https://docs.python.org/3.6/library/datetime.html#strftime-and-strptime-behavior > > i imagine it...
long-term plan after #1485: 1. support two new types in x_coords and y_coords: numpy array of datetime64 and timedelta64 2. support strftime formats in specshow (if "%" in x_axis: branch)...
Difficult issue! A few comments, most of them poorly informed: (this is really not my field) * off the top of my head, i don't know if this is possible...