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float sample_rate
See original GitHub issuetorchaudio currently treats sample_rate as an integer. In #890, it was mentioned that float may be more appropriate.
- Librairies we use for saving/loading may not support float sample_rate.
- C++ extensions currently use int.
- torchaudio signatures use int.
Thoughts?
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:15 (8 by maintainers)
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Floating point. How would you decimate 44,100 by a factor of 8 otherwise?!
Of course the real hot question is whether the sample rate should be complex valued 😃