eig.sample: Sample of 3D point coordinates (semilandmarks) acquired with...

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Sample of 3D point coordinates (semilandmarks) acquired with eigensound function

Description

This sample file was acquired using eigensound(analysis.type = "threeDshape") and features 3D point coordinates (i.e. semilandmarks) from the calls of three frog species: Physalaemus centralis, P. cuvieri and P. kroyeri (Amphibia, Anura, Leptodactylidae).

Usage

data(eig.sample)

Format

An object of the class "array" (base package).

"array" is a special type of "list" that can be thought as a filing cabinet, in which the array is the cabinet and each element is an arquive. This special list can be used in the subsequent steps of the eigensound protocol (MacLeod et al., 2013; Rocha & Romano in prep).

Details

Each species is represented by three stereotyped acoustic units (i.e. notes from their advertisement calls), which are available as sample data from SoundShape ("Wave" objects: centralis, cuvieri and kroyeri). See Rocha & Romano (in prep) for details.

Prior to eigensound analysis, each of the sample calls had the acoustic units selected, stored as separate ".wav" files, and aligned at beggining of sound window using align.wave (see Examples section).

eig.sample is composed of 9 elements (i.e. three species, each represented by three acoustic units). Each element is a matrix with 3200 rows and 3 columns (i.e. X, Y and Z coordinates of 3200 semilandmarks). The number of semilandmarks acquired will depend on the number of cells per side on the sound window (i.e. x.length and y.length arguments from eigensound function).

The analysis itself (eigensound function) featured relative amplitude backgroud at 25 dB (dBlevel = 25), sampling grid of 70 cells on the time (X-axis) and 47 cells on the frequency (Y-axis) (x.length = 70, y.length = 47, respectively). Sound window ranged from 0 to 0.8 s (X-axis), and from 0 to 4 kHz (Y-axis) (tlim = c(0, 0.8), flim = c(0, 4), respectively).

Spectrogram parameters were the same as eigensound default: f = 44100, wl = 512, ovlp = 70.

Source

Sample data of "Wave" objects employed on eigensound analysis:

• centralis: Advertisement call of Physalaemus centralis; original recording housed at Fonoteca Neotropical Jacques Vielliard (FNJV-0031188). Recorded by Adão José Cardoso.

• cuvieri: Advertisement call of Physalaemus cuvieri; original recording housed at Coleção Bioacústica da Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (CBUFMG-00196). Recorded by Pedro Rocha.

• kroyeri: Advertisement call of Physalaemus kroyeri; Original recording housed at Fonoteca Neotropical Jacques Vielliard (FNJV-0032047). Recorded by Werner Bokermann.

References

MacLeod, N., Krieger, J. & Jones, K. E. (2013). Geometric morphometric approaches to acoustic signal analysis in mammalian biology. Hystrix, the Italian Journal of Mammalogy, 24(1), 110-125.

Rocha, P. & Romano, P. (2021) The shape of sound: A new R package that crosses the bridge between Bioacoustics and Geometric Morphometrics. Methods in Ecology and Evolution, 12(6), 1115-1121.

Examples

data(eig.sample)

# PCA using 3D semilandmark coordinates
pca.eig.sample <- stats::prcomp(geomorph::two.d.array(eig.sample))

# Verify names for each acoustic unit and the order in which they appear
dimnames(eig.sample)[[3]]

# Create factor to use as groups in subsequent ordination plot
sample.gr <- factor(c(rep("centralis", 3), rep("cuvieri", 3), rep("kroyeri", 3)))

# Plot result of Principal Components Analysis
pca.plot(PCA.out = pca.eig.sample, groups = sample.gr, conv.hulls = sample.gr,
         main="PCA of 3D coordinates", leg=TRUE, leg.pos = "top")

# Verify hypothetical sound surfaces for each Principal Component
hypo.surf(threeD.out=eig.sample, PC=1, flim=c(0, 4), tlim=c(0, 0.8),
          x.length=70, y.length=47, plot.exp = FALSE)


#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#
#                      Recreate eig.sample object                        #
#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#


library(seewave)
library(tuneR)

# Create temporary folder to store ".wav" files
wav.at <- file.path(base::tempdir(), "eig.sample")
if(!dir.exists(wav.at)) dir.create(wav.at)

# Create temporary folder to store results
store.at <- file.path(base::tempdir(), "eig.sample-output")
if(!dir.exists(store.at)) dir.create(store.at)

# Select three acoustic units within each sound data
data(cuvieri)
spectro(cuvieri, flim = c(0,4))
cut.cuvieri1 <- cutw(cuvieri, f=44100, from=0, to=0.5, output = "Wave")
cut.cuvieri2 <- cutw(cuvieri, f=44100, from=0.7, to=1.2, output = "Wave")
cut.cuvieri3 <- cutw(cuvieri, f=44100, from=1.4, to=1.9, output = "Wave")

data("centralis")
spectro(centralis, flim = c(0,4))
cut.centralis1 <- cutw(centralis, f=44100, from=0.1, to=0.8, output = "Wave")
cut.centralis2 <- cutw(centralis, f=44100, from=1.05, to=1.75, output = "Wave")
cut.centralis3 <- cutw(centralis, f=44100, from=2.1, to=2.8, output = "Wave")

data("kroyeri")
spectro(kroyeri, flim = c(0,4))
cut.kroyeri1 <- cutw(kroyeri, f=44100, from=0.1, to=1, output = "Wave")
cut.kroyeri2 <- cutw(kroyeri, f=44100, from=1.5, to=2.3, output = "Wave")
cut.kroyeri3 <- cutw(kroyeri, f=44100, from=2.9, to=3.8, output = "Wave")

# Export new wave files containing acoustic units and store on previosly created folder
writeWave(cut.cuvieri1, filename = file.path(wav.at, "cut.cuvieri1.wav"), extensible = FALSE)
writeWave(cut.cuvieri2, filename = file.path(wav.at, "cut.cuvieri2.wav"), extensible = FALSE)
writeWave(cut.cuvieri3, filename = file.path(wav.at, "cut.cuvieri3.wav"), extensible = FALSE)
writeWave(cut.centralis1, filename = file.path(wav.at, "cut.centralis1.wav"), extensible = FALSE)
writeWave(cut.centralis2, filename = file.path(wav.at, "cut.centralis2.wav"), extensible = FALSE)
writeWave(cut.centralis3, filename = file.path(wav.at, "cut.centralis3.wav"), extensible = FALSE)
writeWave(cut.kroyeri1, filename = file.path(wav.at, "cut.kroyeri1.wav"), extensible = FALSE)
writeWave(cut.kroyeri2, filename = file.path(wav.at, "cut.kroyeri2.wav"), extensible = FALSE)
writeWave(cut.kroyeri3, filename = file.path(wav.at, "cut.kroyeri3.wav"), extensible = FALSE)

# Place sounds at beggining of sound window before analysis
align.wave(wav.at = wav.at, wav.to = "Aligned",
           time.length = 0.8, time.perc = 0.005, dBlevel = 25)

# Verify alignment using analysis.type = "twoDshape"
eigensound(analysis.type = "twoDshape", wav.at = file.path(wav.at, "Aligned"),
           store.at = store.at, flim=c(0, 4), tlim=c(0, 0.8),
           plot.exp = TRUE, plot.as = "jpeg", dBlevel = 25)
# Go to folder specified by store.at and check jpeg files created

# Run eigensound function using analysis.type = "threeDshape" on aligned wave files
# Store results as R object
eig.sample <- eigensound(analysis.type="threeDshape", wav.at = file.path(wav.at, "Aligned"),
                         flim=c(0, 4), tlim=c(0, 0.8), dBlevel=25, plot.exp = FALSE,
                         x.length=70, y.length = 47, log.scale = TRUE)

p-rocha/SoundShape documentation built on Oct. 10, 2024, 1:29 p.m.