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This problem come from how we are defining a syllable. Since a syllable is any signal between an onset and offset (with no frequency bounds) then any noise above or below what the eye would call the syllable is being counted when max and min are being measured.
Only idea to improve this as of right now is to use the note threshold and remove anything below it before conducting syllable calculations (including similarity check?).
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This problem come from how we are defining a syllable. Since a syllable is any signal between an onset and offset (with no frequency bounds) then any noise above or below what the eye would call the syllable is being counted when max and min are being measured.
Only idea to improve this as of right now is to use the note threshold and remove anything below it before conducting syllable calculations (including similarity check?).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: