Testing

Please come up with some test code and documentation for your note elimination function because it is not clear to someone who is not the author of the code what it means or how it works If you made a unit test for this function (or attempted to test the function in any way), you would see that this code will not run because it is not indented properly. This is a basic function so it would be simple to write a unit test for it. Unit tests belong in unitTests.py, so do not create a separate file for this function.

Python Indentation

When I say that the indentation is incorrect, this is because the body of Python functions must be indented. Since Python has no begin and end tokens (curly braces in C languages, end in MATLAB), it relies entirely on indentation.

If a function is written this way, it is not clear where we should stop execution of myFunc. In this example, only y = 2 should be part of myFunc.

def myFunc(params):
y = 2
x = 1

To correct this, indent the lines that belong to the body of myFunc, like so.

def myFunc(params):
    y = 2
x = 1

File Organization

In MATLAB, the convention is one file per function, but in Python, many functions typically go in one file. Rather than making a new file for this function, I would recommend that you move (and edit) it so it is a member in the Transcriber class of file transcribe.py.

In the future, please make sure that code is runnable (it doesn't have to be correct, just make a note of that) before syncing your commits to this repository.

check out wavelet analysis

http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/search.html?query=audio