Hey hey,
I am looking for tools to analyse bird song. I have many recordings, which can
probably be cleaned up enough to have single calls as good as isolated. On the
other hand there are quite a few sonograms of bird calls, used to identify
species.
What I am looking for is a kind of mathematical analysis tool to get an idea
of frequency and volume, perhaps with an estimate of curves. I suppose that
requires statistical analysis. This is far from my forte, so I wouldn't know
which keywords for the relevant math to enter and in which tool to look. Are
there audio specific programs? Or is a math package like R, octave or maxima
able to handle such data input and the task?
If you are not immediately aware of a relevant tool, but could supply me with
a few keywords and considerations, that would already be quite helpful.
Best wishes,
Jeanette
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