Talkbox is set of python modules for speech/signal processing. The goal of this
toolbox is to be a sandbox for features which may end up in scipy at some
point. The following features are planned before a 1.0 release:
* Spectrum estimation related functions: both parametic (lpc, high
resolution methods like music and co), and non-parametric (Welch,
periodogram)
* Fourier-like transforms (DCT, DST, MDCT, etc...)
* Basic signal processing tasks such as resampling
* Speech related functionalities: mfcc, mel spectrum, etc..
* More as it comes
I want talkbox to be useful for both research and educational purpose. As such,
a requirement is to have a pure python implementation for everything - for
educational purpose and reproducibility - and optional C for speed.
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