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Given the enormous amount of work to refactor this repository following #3, the following command-line conversion tool may be useful while v0.1.6 is still under development.
The tool will convert a single float file, provided that a tag file and an output file destination are supplied. Options for row averaging and for altering the precision (decimal places) are available. All tags are present in the converted file.
The tool should be added to the root of the transcriber directory (i.e. where run.py is located) or downloaded as a binary.
Edit: It's worth noting that, due to the version (v.01.5), issue #3 still applies: this tool can only be relied upon when the tags do not change in the middle of the float file.
Description
Given the enormous amount of work to refactor this repository following #3, the following command-line conversion tool may be useful while
v0.1.6
is still under development.The tool will convert a single float file, provided that a tag file and an output file destination are supplied. Options for row averaging and for altering the precision (decimal places) are available. All tags are present in the converted file.
The tool should be added to the root of the transcriber directory (i.e. where
run.py
is located) or downloaded as a binary.Edit: It's worth noting that, due to the version (
v.01.5
), issue #3 still applies: this tool can only be relied upon when the tags do not change in the middle of the float file.Download
Example Usage
Help
Source
Please see the code below. It is also linked above (gist.github.com).
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