positional arguments:
file1 The path of the .wav file before process.
file2 The path of the .wav file after process.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-b {head,body,tail,all}, --part {head,body,tail,all}
Choose a part of the time-domain figure to show.
Possible values are "head", "body", "tail" and "all".
-p PORTION, --portion PORTION
Decide the portion(between 0 and 1) of the wave to be
shown. Note once this argument was specified, the "--
points" argument would be invalid.
-n POINTS, --points POINTS
Decide the number of points of the wave to be shown.
--nosave Decide whether or not to save the figure.
- Users can specify `python3` command used by adding the option `-DPYTHON_BINARY_DIR=/PATH/TO/PYTHON/BIN`, and should make sure that `numpy`, `matplotlib` and `scipy` packages are installed previously.
Implement basic comparision plots function.
audio-plot
. The possible arguments are as followed:This module is designed for figure plotting.
positional arguments: file1 The path of the .wav file before process. file2 The path of the .wav file after process.
optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -b {head,body,tail,all}, --part {head,body,tail,all} Choose a part of the time-domain figure to show. Possible values are "head", "body", "tail" and "all". -p PORTION, --portion PORTION Decide the portion(between 0 and 1) of the wave to be shown. Note once this argument was specified, the "-- points" argument would be invalid. -n POINTS, --points POINTS Decide the number of points of the wave to be shown. --nosave Decide whether or not to save the figure.