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I'm encountering an issue while using nara_wpe.utils.istft in my project. The error is triggered by the default parameter for window, which is set to scipy.signal.blackman. However, I discovered that scipy.signal does not have a blackman attribute. Instead, the correct way to access the blackman function is by using scipy.signal.windows.blackman.
Expected Behavior:
The blackman function should be accessible directly from scipy.signal.
Actual Behavior:
Encountered an AttributeError due to the absence of the blackman attribute in scipy.signal.
Workaround:
Use scipy.signal.windows.blackman instead of scipy.signal.blackman.
I'm encountering an issue while using
nara_wpe.utils.istft
in my project. The error is triggered by the default parameter for window, which is set toscipy.signal.blackman
. However, I discovered thatscipy.signal
does not have ablackman
attribute. Instead, the correct way to access theblackman
function is by usingscipy.signal.windows.blackman
.Expected Behavior:
The
blackman
function should be accessible directly fromscipy.signal
.Actual Behavior:
Encountered an AttributeError due to the absence of the blackman attribute in
scipy.signal
.Workaround:
Use
scipy.signal.windows.blackman
instead ofscipy.signal.blackman
.Environment:
nara_wpe
version: >=0.0.7scipy
version: >= 1.6.0Python version: 3.9
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