yin¶
- libf0.yin.yin(x, Fs=22050, N=2048, H=256, F_min=55.0, F_max=1760.0, threshold=0.15, verbose=False)[source]¶
Implementation of the YIN algorithm.
- 1
Alain De Cheveigné and Hideki Kawahara. “YIN, a fundamental frequency estimator for speech and music.” The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 111.4 (2002): 1917-1930.
- Parameters
x (ndarray [shape=(L, )], real - valued) – Audio signal
Fs (int) – Sampling frequency
N (int) – Window size
H (int) – Hop size
F_min (float) – Minimal frequency
F_max (float) – Maximal frequency
threshold (float) – Threshold for cumulative mean normalized difference function
verbose (bool) – Switch to activate/deactivate status bar
- Returns
f0 (ndarray) – Estimated F0-trajectory
t (ndarray) – Time axis
ap (ndarray) – Aperiodicity (indicator for voicing: the lower, the more reliable the estimate)
- libf0.yin.cumulative_mean_normalized_difference_function(frame, lag_max)[source]¶
Computes Cumulative Mean Normalized Difference Function (CMNDF).
- Parameters
frame (ndarray) – Audio frame
lag_max (int) – Maximum expected lag in the CMNDF
- Returns
cmndf – Cumulative Mean Normalized Difference Function
- Return type
ndarray
- libf0.yin.absolute_thresholding(cmndf, threshold, lag_min, lag_max, parabolic_interp=True)[source]¶
Absolute thresholding: Set an absolute threshold and choose the smallest value of tau that gives a minimum of d’ deeper than that threshold. If none is found, the global minimum is chosen instead.
- Parameters
cmndf (ndarray) – Cumulative Mean Normalized Difference Function
threshold (float) – Threshold
lag_min (float) – Minimal lag
lag_max (float) – Maximal lag
parabolic_interp (bool) – Switch to activate/deactivate parabolic interpolation
- libf0.yin.parabolic_interpolation(y1, y2, y3)[source]¶
Parabolic interpolation of an extremal value given three samples with equal spacing on the x-axis. The middle value y2 is assumed to be the extremal sample of the three.
- Parameters
y1 (f(x1)) –
y2 (f(x2)) –
y3 (f(x3)) –
- Returns
x_interp (Interpolated x-value (relative to x3-x2))
y_interp (Interpolated y-value, f(x_interp))