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Convert normalized amplitude values to visual graph representation for analyzing audio data patterns efficiently.
The NormalizedAmplitudeToGraph
node is designed to convert a sequence of normalized amplitude values into a visual graph representation. This node is particularly useful for visualizing audio data that has been normalized, allowing you to see the amplitude variations over time. By generating a graph image, it provides a clear and intuitive way to analyze the amplitude patterns, which can be beneficial for tasks such as audio analysis, debugging, and presentation. The node automatically adjusts the graph's width based on the length of the input data, ensuring that the visualization is both informative and aesthetically pleasing.
The normalized_amp
parameter represents the sequence of normalized amplitude values that you want to visualize. This input is crucial as it forms the basis of the graph. The values should be normalized, meaning they typically range between 0 and 1, although they can be inverted if necessary. The length of this array will determine the width of the resulting graph, with a minimum width of 10 and a maximum width of 100. This parameter is required and must be provided for the node to function correctly.
The graph_image
output is an image file that visually represents the normalized amplitude values over time. This graph provides a clear depiction of how the amplitude changes, with the x-axis representing the frames and the y-axis representing the amplitude. The image is generated in PNG format and can be used for further analysis, reporting, or visualization purposes. The graph includes labels, a legend, and a grid to enhance readability and interpretation.
normalized_amp
input is properly normalized to get an accurate and meaningful graph.NormalizeAmplitude
to preprocess your amplitude data before visualization.normalized_amp
array to control the width of the graph, keeping in mind the minimum and maximum width constraints.normalized_amp
input is not provided or is not in the correct format.normalized_amp
array to ensure that the width falls within the acceptable range.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.