Pyroomacoustics is a package for audio signal processing for indoor applications. It was developed as a fast prototyping platform for beamforming algorithms in indoor scenarios.
There seems to be an issue with using different material frequency-band coefficients for walls/ceiling/floors.
I get this error: "Error: All walls should have the same number of frequency bands"
When I use the same materials on shoebox rooms, it works, and if I just use different flat coefficients on the walls/ceiling/floor on the from_corners, it works.
(It also seems that if I use a sim_order larger than 3-4 on from_corners it doesn't run and my python environment stops responding - I don't know whether I'm using up all available memory? or whether this is linked to the previous bug)
There seems to be an issue with using different material frequency-band coefficients for walls/ceiling/floors.
I get this error: "Error: All walls should have the same number of frequency bands"
When I use the same materials on shoebox rooms, it works, and if I just use different flat coefficients on the walls/ceiling/floor on the from_corners, it works.
(It also seems that if I use a sim_order larger than 3-4 on from_corners it doesn't run and my python environment stops responding - I don't know whether I'm using up all available memory? or whether this is linked to the previous bug)