Usage Example
Here's how you can use the mydenoise library:
from mydenoise.denoise import dnoise
# Input and output paths
input_audio = "path_to_noisy_audio.wav"
output_audio = "denoised_output.wav"
# Denoise the audio
dnoise(input_audio, output_audio)
print(f"Denoised audio saved to {output_audio}")
Release files for GovGPT-denoise 0.1.0
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Release files / GovGPT_denoise-0.1.0.tar.gz
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