According to documentation 3.5.2 Specgram should return 2D “spectrum”, 1D “freqs” and 1D “t”. The first two are available, but last one (time) is not present.
Similarly, magnitude_spectrum, should return 1D “spectrum” and 1D “freqs”, but instead returns a 2D “spectrum”, which is actually two 1D arrays, one of spectrum and one of freqs.
Are these bugs or user misunderstanding the documentation?
Perhaps create a self contained minimal example and if you can reproduce submit a bug. However I don’t understand how there can be fewer that three objects returned based on the source code
Thanks for your response. Trying to generate another clean example showed up the problem. Turns out it was indeed my misinterpretation of the documentation, and unfamiliarity with the process…
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Perhaps create a self contained minimal example and if you can reproduce submit a bug. However I don’t understand how there can be fewer that three objects returned based on the source code
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