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STFT allocates an output buffer, but sometimes you might want to have it compute directly into an existing buffer. For example, in griffin-lim, the method alternates stft/istft for each iterate, which is then discarded. It would be better if we could give it an out= variable, which it would use instead of allocating a new buffer; this way, we could cut down on redundant mem

https://github.com/kislyuk/argcomplete allows for easy integration with bash auto-completion.

@choldgraf just pointed me to this repo. I haven't had much time to dig into it, but it looks like a promising method for resampling. Have you by chance looked at how it compares to the polyphase resampling recently added to SciPy scipy.signal.resample_poly? I imagine this might be faster (argume

Hi,

working with pescador in a couple of projects, I realize that I learned most from looking at other implementations.

Maybe we could compile a list of some projects using pescador, maybe sorted by framework?
This goes beyond the gallery and does not necessarily have to be didactic. It's rather a source of "inspiration".

Keras

• https://github.com/bmcfee/crema/blob/master/training/ch

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E.g.: object-tracking and repromatch

From @remram44 : The box is in a weird state right now, updating it might be difficult. It might be possible to add this one example, starting from the current pre-built box, just creating this one environment. Be careful to create a new version in OSF without removing the previous ones!

The templates were made on the previous version of bootstrap and should be updated to bootstrap 4.

See also #29 on GitLab

Gives wrong answer if UNIX permissions are weird (u-rwx?). Need to investigate, and replace with low-level stat() calls in rpaths if needed.