ssffToFormant | R Documentation |
This function takes an SSFF object or a path to a file containing one, reads
the content of a fm.field
and bw.field
and uses
Praat to construct a Formant object and store it in a file. The function's primary purpose is to allow the user to re-use already computed, and possibly adjusted, formant frequency and bandwidth tracks in subsequent calculations in for instance praat_sauce.
ssffToFormant(
inData,
outputPath = NULL,
fm.field = "fm",
bw.field = "bw",
start = 0,
end = 0,
windowShift = 5,
nominalF1 = 500,
zero.threshold = 0,
dump.script = FALSE,
soundFileDuration = NULL
)
inData |
An SSFF formant track object, or the full path to one. |
outputPath |
The directory where the Formant file should be stored. |
fm.field |
The field / column in the SSFF object where the formant frequency tracks
are stored. The field may be indicated by the name of it, or its number.
Often, the SSFF object will contain formant frequency values in the first field and bandwidths in the second,
so the user could also give |
bw.field |
The field / column in the SSFF object where the formant banwidth tracks
are stored. The field may be indicated by the name of it, or its number.
Often, the SSFF object will contain formant frequency values in the first field and bandwidths in the second,
so the user could also give |
start |
An optional start time (in s) for a part of the SSFF formant track which should be converted to a Formant object. |
end |
An optional end time (in s) for a part of the SSFF formant track which should be converted to a Formant object. |
windowShift |
The analysis window of the formant track (in ms). |
nominalF1 |
An assumed F$_1$ value for the created Formant object. |
zero.threshold |
The threshold below which formant frequencies or bandwidths should be considered as zero. |
dump.script |
If |
soundFileDuration |
An explicit duration that will be set for the created Formant object. If not explicitly supplied, the duration of the SSFF object track will be used instead. |
The user may optionally compute a Formant object for only parts of the SSFF formant track if the track is stored in a file. An ability to subset an SSFF object directly is currently not implemented.
Please note that the process of converting formant tracks from SSFF is very slow, as shown by the microbenchmark output below which indicates that constructing an Formant object using the current strategy takes about 353 times the time it takes to simply compute the formant tracks.
Unit: relative expr min lq mean median uq max neval read 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000 1 forest 705.8529 705.8529 705.8529 705.8529 705.8529 705.8529 1 Formant 249267.5829 249267.5829 249267.5829 249267.5829 249267.5829 249267.5829 1
praat_sauce
forest
praat_formant_burg
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