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From: | Ibán Cereijo |
Subject: | [Lingot-devel] Changing some labels |
Date: | Sun, 24 Feb 2008 14:38:54 +0100 |
Hi Ibán,
Interesting.
The peak order concept makes me think of concaveness. So, is it that
it's required that a peak is (strict) concave in a region of width
2*PEAK_ORDER+1 samples around the maximum?
In that case, a notation could be
"Concave peak region: 2*PEAK_ORDER+1 samples"
or maybe
"Required concave peak region..."
or maybe the word "width" should also be used.
Another thing that crossed my mind when I made the translation.
Shouldn't it be "Note" instead of "Tone". I mean, a note is a notation
of a tone and it's duration.
Cheers,
John
ons 2008-02-20 klockan 23:04 +0100 skrev ibán CG:
> Hi John
>
> thank you by your contribution, I'll add it to lingot upstream.
>
> Answering your questions:
> - You're right about the DFT and the peak number.
> - The peak order means the number of samples that a local maximum peak
> sample need to have at both sides (descending in amplitude as the
> sample moves away from the maximum) to be consireded as a peak. It's a
> measure of samples quantity.
>
> If you consider a better way to express theese concepts in english,
> your suggestions will be welcomed.
> Sorry by the lack of documentation, it's pending.
>
> If you have to correct something in your translation, please send it
> to me.
>
> Cheers,
> Ibán
>
> 2008/2/20, John Gustafsson <address@hidden>:
> Hi there,
>
> I like your little software tuner lingot, thank you!, and I'd
> like to contribute with a Swedish translation.
> I've done a draft translation (lingot-0.7.6) and attached the
> po-file.
>
> However, there are some details I'd like to check with you.
> * I glanced at the Spanish po-file and I interpret that
> "DFT number: 2 DFTs" means the number of DFTs is 2.
> * Similarly, that "Peak Number: 2 peaks" means the
> number of peaks is 2.
> * Finally, does "Peak order: 2 samples" means that the
> order of the peak is 2?
> I'm an enginner but it was long time since I did signal
> processing and I haven't done this advanced processeing ;-)
>
> Cheers,
> John
>
> https://savannah.nongnu.org/users/jamminjohn
>
>
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