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LASPrs: Library for Acoustic Signal Processing in Rust

Welcome to LASPrs: Library for Acoustic Signal Processing. LASPrs is a rust library that provides tools and measurement software that enables the acquisition and processing of (multi) sensor data in real time on a PC and output results.

Note to potential users

This crate is still under heavy development. API changes happen on the fly. Documentation is not finished. Use with caution but except things to be broken and buggy.

Documentation

Documentation is provided at doc.rs.

Python bindings and examples

The library has Python bindings (via pyo3, which can be installed via:

$ pip install lasprs

which pulls the library from Pypi.

Examples of how to use the library are provided in Jupyter Notebooks, which can be found in the repository, see lasprs/examples_py.

More examples will follow in the near future.