note_match: note_match function

In Anthony-Kwong/birdsong.tools: Used for analysing bird song data.

note_match function

Description

Takes a table of computationally excised notes and matches it to a table of manually classified notes. Notes are considered matching if the midpoint of the computationally excised note is within the interval of a manually classified note.

Usage

note_match(comp_table, manual_table)

Arguments

comp_table:	A tibble of computationally excised notes containing the original sound file, start/end times of the note.
manual_table:	A tibble of manually classified notes containing the original sound file, start/end times of the note and the note class.

Value

A vector of note classes for comp_table. The class is unclassified if no matching note is found.

Examples

comp_table = tibble(start = c(0.35, 0.55), end = c(0.49, 0.7), sound.files = "JS001.wav")
manual_table = tibble(start = c(0.37, 0.6), end = c(0.45, 0.7), sound.files = "JS001.wav", note_label = "Curve")
note_match(comp_table, manual_table)

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