pympi | python module for processing ELAN | Machine Learning library
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You can create, edit and convert both formats into each other. It includes besides all the basic functions also functions for: - Calculating gaps and overlaps between speakers conform [Heldner and Edlund’s method][3]. (Could be used to calculate floor transfers) - Shift annotations in both directions (Could be used when due to an error all annotations are misaligned). - Import from CLAN’s chat files. - Merge and or filter tiers (could be used to combine hands in gesture coding) - Move tiers between elan files. - Etc.
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- Parse an EAF file .
- Get the gaps between two tiers .
- Read from file .
- Create an EAF from a chat file .
- Add reference annotation .
- Initialize torrents .
- Indent an element .
- Returns a sorted list of all intervals
- Adds interval to tier tier
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@misc{pympi-1.70,
author={Lubbers, Mart and Torreira, Francisco},
title={pympi-ling: a {Python} module for processing {ELAN}s {EAF} and {Praat}s {TextGrid} annotation files.},
howpublished={\url{https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pympi-ling}},
year={20
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QUESTION
I am trying to run my C++ code from python, since I want to couple it with an open source software which has python interface, so I used cython for the sake of wrapping . My C++ code can be compiled from python but I have some problems in returning the results which are float vectors. I can return a single float or integer to python but not a vector. I tried to return the pointer, like what is normally done for C++ functions, but python does not recognize the pointer form C++.
here is a simplified code to show what do I mean.
my .hpp file is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-30 at 22:28You are going to need to make a list and return that.
The documentation for List should help. PyList_New, PyList_SetItem, etc.
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I'm trying to install pyMPI for the purpose of using it with WARP package for some low resolution simulations that I can run on a regular desktop. The documentation for WARP suggests that I use a specific variant of pyMPI:
Warp has traditionally been used with pyMPI, but will also work with mpi4py. (Warp with python3 only works with mpi4py.) pyMPI can be obtained from git at NERSC. (The sourceforge version will not work with Warp.)
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Answered 2017-Mar-11 at 08:31The issue was resolved by passing the following arguments while configuring:
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