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##' emuR - Main Package of the EMU Speech Database Management System
##'
##' The emuR package provides the next iteration of the EMU Speech
##' Database Management System with database management, data
##' extraction, data preparation and data visualization facilities.
##'
##' This package is part of the next iteration of the EMU Speech Database Management System (EMU-SDMS)
##' which aims to be as close to an all-in-one solution for generating, manipulating, querying,
##' analyzing and managing speech databases as possible.
##' For an overview of the system please visit this URL: \url{http://ips-lmu.github.io/EMU.html}.
##'
##' It can be viewed as the main component of the EMU-SDMS as it acts as
##' the central instance that is able to interact with every component of the system.
##' It takes care of database managing duties by being able to interact with a speech
##' database that is stored in the emuDB format. Further, it has easy to understand and
##' learn yet expressive and powerful querying mechanics, that allow the user to easily query
##' the annotation structures of the database. Lastly it provides easy data extraction
##' capabilities that extract data (e.g. formant values) which corresponds to the
##' result of a query.
##'
##' For an introduction to the emuR package please see the \code{emuR_intro} vignette
##' by calling: \code{vignette('emuR_intro')}
##'
##' For information about the \code{emuDB} database format please see the \code{emuDB}
##' vignette by calling: \code{vignette('emuDB')}
##'
##' For information about the query language used by the EMU-SDMS please see the \code{EQL}
##' vignette by calling: \code{vignette('EQL')}
##'
##' Typical work-flow in emuR (emuDB required):
##'
##' \enumerate{
##' \item Load database into current R session - \code{\link{load_emuDB}}
##' \item Database annotation / visual inspection -
##' \code{\link{serve}} and connect the EMU-webApp to the local server
##' \item Query database - \code{\link{query}} (sometimes
##' followed by \code{\link{requery_hier}} or \code{\link{requery_seq}})
##' \item Get trackdata (e.g. formant values) for the result
##' of a query - \code{\link{get_trackdata}}
##' \item Data preparation
##' \item Visual data inspection
##' \item Further analysis and statistical processing
##' }
##'
##' TIP: for a browsable overview of all the functions provided by emuR simply
##' run the command \code{help.start()} -> click on packages -> click on emuR
##'
##' @name emuR-package
##' @aliases emuR emuR-package
##'
##' @references Harrington, J. (2010). The Phonetic Analysis of Speech Corpora.
##' Blackwell.
##'
##' @keywords package
##' @import methods
##' @docType package
##' @examples
##' \dontrun{
##' # create demo data including an emuDB called "ae"
##' create_emuRdemoData(dir = tempdir())
##'
##' # construct path to demo emuDB
##' path2ae = file.path(tempdir(), "emuR_demoData", "ae")
##'
##' # load emuDB into current R session
##' ae = load_emuDB(path2ae)
##'
##' # query loaded emuDB
##' lvowels = query(ae, "Phonetic = i: | u: | o:")
##'
##' # extract labels from query result
##' lvowels.labs = label(lvowels)
##'
##' # list all ssffTrackDefinitions of emuDB
##' list_ssffTrackDefinitions(ae)
##'
##' # get formant trackdata defined in ssffTrackDefinitions "fm" for query result
##' lvowels.fm = get_trackdata(ae, lvowels, "fm")
##'
##' # extract track values at temporal midpoint of segments
##' lvowels.fmCut = dcut(lvowels.fm, .5, prop = TRUE)
##'
##' # Plot the data as time signal and formant card
##' dplot(lvowels.fm[,1:2], lvowels.labs, normalise=TRUE, main = "Formants over vowel duration")
##' eplot(lvowels.fmCut[,1:2], lvowels.labs, dopoints=TRUE,
##' doellipse=FALSE, main = "F1/F2 of vowel midpoint", form=TRUE,
##' xlab = "F2 in Hz", ylab = "F1 in Hz")
##'
##'
##' # Plot of spectral data from 50% of aspiration duration
##' hs = query(ae,"Phonetic = H")
##' hs.labs = label(hs)
##' hs.dft = get_trackdata(ae, hs, "dft")
##' hs.dftCut = dcut(hs.dft, .5, prop=TRUE)
##' plot(hs.dftCut, hs.labs, main = "Spectral data of aspiration")
##'
##' }
##'
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