2 Copyright (C) 2003-2009 Paul Brossier <piem@aubio.org>
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30 Vector of complex-valued data
32 This file specifies the ::cvec_t buffer type, which is used throughout aubio
33 to store complex data. Complex values are stored in terms of ::cvec_t.phas
34 and norm, within size/2+1 long vectors of ::smpl_t.
40 /** Buffer for complex data
44 uint_t buffer_size = 1024;
46 // create a complex vector of 512 values
47 cvec_t * input = new_cvec (buffer_size);
49 // set some values of the vector
51 input->phas[23] = M_PI;
54 // compute the mean of the vector
55 mean = cvec_mean(input);
64 uint_t length; /**< length of buffer = (requested length)/2 + 1 */
65 smpl_t *norm; /**< norm array of size ::cvec_t.length */
66 smpl_t *phas; /**< phase array of size ::cvec_t.length */
69 /** cvec_t buffer creation function
71 This function creates a cvec_t structure holding two arrays of size
72 [length/2+1], corresponding to the norm and phase values of the
73 spectral frame. The length stored in the structure is the actual size of both
74 arrays, not the length of the complex and symmetrical vector, specified as
77 \param length the length of the buffer to create
80 cvec_t * new_cvec(uint_t length);
81 /** cvec_t buffer deletion function
83 \param s buffer to delete as returned by new_cvec()
86 void del_cvec(cvec_t *s);
87 /** write norm value in a complex buffer
89 Note that this function is not used in the aubio library, since the same
90 result can be obtained by assigning vec->norm[position]. Its purpose
91 is to access these values from wrappers, as created by swig.
93 \param s vector to write to
94 \param data norm value to write in s->norm[position]
95 \param position sample position to write to
98 void cvec_write_norm(cvec_t *s, smpl_t data, uint_t position);
99 /** write phase value in a complex buffer
101 Note that this function is not used in the aubio library, since the same
102 result can be obtained by assigning vec->phas[position]. Its purpose
103 is to access these values from wrappers, as created by swig.
105 \param s vector to write to
106 \param data phase value to write in s->phas[position]
107 \param position sample position to write to
110 void cvec_write_phas(cvec_t *s, smpl_t data, uint_t position);
111 /** read norm value from a complex buffer
113 Note that this function is not used in the aubio library, since the same
114 result can be obtained with vec->norm[position]. Its purpose is to
115 access these values from wrappers, as created by swig.
117 \param s vector to read from
118 \param position sample position to read from
121 smpl_t cvec_read_norm(cvec_t *s, uint_t position);
122 /** read phase value from a complex buffer
124 Note that this function is not used in the aubio library, since the same
125 result can be obtained with vec->phas[position]. Its purpose is to
126 access these values from wrappers, as created by swig.
128 \param s vector to read from
129 \param position sample position to read from
132 smpl_t cvec_read_phas(cvec_t *s, uint_t position);
133 /** read norm data from a complex buffer
135 Note that this function is not used in the aubio library, since the same
136 result can be obtained with vec->norm. Its purpose is to access these values
137 from wrappers, as created by swig.
139 \param s vector to read from
142 smpl_t * cvec_get_norm(cvec_t *s);
143 /** read phase data from a complex buffer
145 Note that this function is not used in the aubio library, since the same
146 result can be obtained with vec->phas. Its purpose is to access these values
147 from wrappers, as created by swig.
149 \param s vector to read from
152 smpl_t * cvec_get_phas(cvec_t *s);
154 /** print out cvec data
156 \param s vector to print out
159 void cvec_print(cvec_t *s);
161 /** make a copy of a vector
163 \param s source vector
164 \param t vector to copy to
167 void cvec_copy(cvec_t *s, cvec_t *t);
169 /** set all norm elements to a given value
171 \param s vector to modify
172 \param val value to set elements to
175 void cvec_set_all_norm(cvec_t *s, smpl_t val);
177 /** set all norm elements to zero
179 \param s vector to modify
182 void cvec_zeros_norm(cvec_t *s);
184 /** set all norm elements to one
186 \param s vector to modify
189 void cvec_ones_norm(cvec_t *s);
191 /** set all phase elements to a given value
193 \param s vector to modify
194 \param val value to set elements to
197 void cvec_set_all_phas(cvec_t *s, smpl_t val);
199 /** set all phase elements to zero
201 \param s vector to modify
204 void cvec_zeros_phas(cvec_t *s);
206 /** set all phase elements to one
208 \param s vector to modify
211 void cvec_ones_phas(cvec_t *s);
213 /** set all norm and phas elements to zero
215 \param s vector to modify
218 void cvec_zeros(cvec_t *s);