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ursula.praat - The Praat code to convert windowed source files into the corresponding windowed filter files. (Named after the antagonist of "The Little Mermaid", who imitates voices.)
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add_wav.m - Adds the sound data to the wav array.
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convert_voice.m - Coverts the voice of the source to that of the filter.
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example_plot.m - Plots example cepstrums.
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get_mins.m - Obtains a rough list of minimums in a signal.
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get_word_breaks.m - Gets the position of the spaces in the speech signal.
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load_wav.m - Loads the specified wav file.
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load_wavs.m - Loads all wavs in the current directory.
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plot_cepstrum.m - Plots the cepstrum of the signal.
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plot_contour.m - Plots the signal, its absolute value, and its contour.
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save_chunks.m - Saves segments of the source and filter files.
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save_words.m - Saves the words of the source and filter files.
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sig_chunks.m - Breaks a signal into chunks.
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split_sig.m - Splits the signal in half.
For more details, consult the comments in each code file.
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