I attempted to do cross correlation by following these instructions here: fft - How do I implement cross-correlation to prove two audio files are similar? - Signal Processing Beta - Stack Exchange
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I attempted to do cross correlation by following these instructions here: fft - How do I implement cross-correlation to prove two audio files are similar? - Signal Processing Beta - Stack Exchange
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I'm trying to find cases where a speaker will repeat themselves, so it will be the same speaker recorded with the same hardware... etc, there might be slight fluctuations in how they said the word...
So I have two pieces of audio and I would like to see how similar they are... i.e. determine if a person is saying the same thing in each piece of audio. I've heard from many places that generating...
Solved:
I changed Node to NodeData to help distinguish the two.
Was:
insertAfterLast(list, &node);
Sorry, being a little lazy I guess, but they are in separate files. Here is the code I'm using to retrieve them:
NodeRef test = *(NodeRef *) getFirst(list);
and from list:
Ok, so I made a linked list in C, and I'm trying to make it store datatypes that the List doesn't necessarily know about (I guess generic programming?). So far I have tried using the datatype "void"...