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MATLAB versus Python versus R - what are the advantages and disadvanatges for bioacoustics?
Comment: signal processing in Python is pretty neat with lots of stuff covered in the scipy.signal module (custom FIRs, standard band/high/low pass filters etc). … Also, at least in Python the heavy-lifting of numerical routines is often done by optimised calls to established C/FORTRAN libraries (cBLAS, LAPACK) - and my suspicion is the same is done in R too. …
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