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Name: harmonicsonification
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Summary: Sonify data using harmonic overtones 
Home-page: https://github.com/robert-lieck/harmonicsonification
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# Harmonic Sonification

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A Python package and web app to turn data into sound by mapping their principal components to a harmonic overtone spectrum.

This repository contains the code for the Python package, which you can install with

```shell
pip install harmonicsonification
```

For examples of how to use the Python library see the documentation: https://robert-lieck.github.io/harmonicsonification/

The web app is accessible at https://harmonify-ten.vercel.app with code at https://github.com/tonydalziel/harmonify.

For more details about the methods, see our paper: **Harmonic Sonification of High-Dimensional Continuous Data**.
