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TweetyPy
TweetyPy is a direct descendant of the FEX frequency excursion calculator. Frequency excursion is the first (and only in v1) analysis that TweetyPy is capable of, but there are plans for adding several additional calculations starting with trill rate and bandwidth followed by multi-song comparisons for similarity and eventually clustering and categorizations.
The current code is still in an alpha state. This means it should only be used for testing and cannot be considered reliable for analyses yet. Please report any bugs, but do not be surprised if this happens while using the alpha/beta releases.
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