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libMFCC - C library for computing Mel-Frequency Cepstral Coefficients Version 0.1 - 5 October 2010. Implementation based on: "Musical Instrument Identification using Multiscale Mel-Frequency Cepstral Coefficients" by Bob L. Sturm et al., 2010 Currently available at:
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QUESTION
I am trying to read an audio wave file from a database of wave files. My code for reading the wave file looks like so
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Answered 2018-Jun-16 at 16:23To anyone facing this issue, I realized the data was getting converted upon download, automatically by my computer. When downloading the files they were getting converted to a .png file for some reason I am not aware of. To circumvent this, if you are getting the same issue I was, make sure to check the type of the file you are inputting, even if it ends in a .wav ending.
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I want to use libmfcc
library for computing these coefficients. But I have an array of floats. And function getCoefficinet
wants an array of doubles. I tried to overwrite parameters of this function, but it still doesn't work. The best solution would be if I got floats from this function. And what is parameter size, is it a size of input array or something different?
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Answered 2017-May-06 at 19:19You can't pass an array of one type to a function that expects an array of another type. That may be possible in other languages, but it's impossible in C/C++. And please don't try to cast them, you will get ugly results in the best case and a segmentation fault in the worst case.
You need to copy all values of one array to the other. The compiler will take care of casting the floats to doubles, but the loop needs to be written by you :) It's a easy task, two lines of code plus some braces.
Your variable size
is obviously the number of samples. You need that for your loop.
One small advice: Even if this is valid code
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