A technique for processing audio signals using algorithms based on the Python programming language.
Abstract
The analysis of the possibility of using an interpreted object-oriented programming language when processing arrays of audio data as a digital way of representing audio signals is carried out. The principle of using the high-level programming languagePython with strong dynamic typing for the indicated purpose is demonstrated. The features of application in this area of еру modules (python libraries) NumPy, SciPyand Matplotlib have been determined. Methods for processing and modifying audio data arrays are presented for further use in multimedia computer networks. A mathematical model of audio data processing has been built, the efficiency of which has been tested on the basis of appropriate software algorithms. The possibility of solving urgent problems and studying the theoretical aspects of problems in the area of audio data processing by using an interpreted object-oriented programming language and specialized open source libraries is shown.
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