Basics

The notebooks of Part B serve different purposes. First, these notebooks describe the main tools used for developing the FMP notebooks. Second, they give short introductions of the relevant technical concepts while providing links to more detailed tutorials. Third, the notebooks give examples for best practices for generating and using code, figures, and sound elements.

Note: The notebooks of the Part B do not have to be read in the order they are specified. The B-part notebooks serve as a documentation and reference of overarching aspects that concern the FMP notebooks of the subsequent parts.

Overview

Topic	Description	HTML	IPYNB
Get Started	Explanation on how to install and use the FMP notebooks	[html]	[ipynb]
Installation	Installation of Python (as specified in environment.yml) using Conda	[html]	[ipynb]
Jupyter Notebook	Usage of Jupyter notebook framework	[html]	[ipynb]
Python Basics	Introduction of basic data types, control structures, and functions	[html]	[ipynb]
Python Style Guide	Recommendations for programming style	[html]	[ipynb]
Multimedia	Integration of multimedia objects (images, audio, video files) into notebooks	[html]	[ipynb]
Python Visualization	Generation of figures and images	[html]	[ipynb]
Python Audio	Reading and writing audio files	[html]	[ipynb]
Numba	Acceleration of Python functions via JIT compilation	[html]	[ipynb]
Annotation Visualization	Visualization of annotations (single value, segments)	[html]	[ipynb]
Sonification	Sonification methods for time positions, F0 trajectories, and chromagrams	[html]	[ipynb]
libfmp	Library of FMP-specific Python functions	[html]	[ipynb]
MIR Resources	Links to resources that are useful for MIR	[html]	[ipynb]