Flute acoustics: measurement, modelling and design - School of ...

APPENDIX B. PROGRAM LISTINGS 204
*/
1 if playable, 0 if not.
double playabilityLevel(Minimum m);
/*
Determines the playability level of a playable Minimum. The
playability level is determined by the rules generated by M5'.
The M5' rules are implemented in this function. In general,
3.0 is easily playable while 1.0 is difficult to play.
Parameters:
m: the Minimum to be analysed
Returns:
The playability level as a double.
*/
double strengthLevel(Minimum m);
/*
Determines the strength level of a playable Minimum. The
playability level is determined by the rules generated by M5'.
The M5' rules are implemented in this function. In general,
4.0 is strong and bright while 1.0 is weak and dark.
Parameters:
m: the Minimum to be analysed
Returns:
The strength level as a double.
*/
Minimum getCompletedMinimum(Minimum m);
/*
Creates a copy of a given Minimum with all empty fields initialised
to the average values of the expert set (cf M5').
Parameters:
m: the Minimum to be analysed
Returns:
A new Minimum with NaN fields replaced with expert set averages.
*/
void pitchCorrection(Minimum m);
/*
Corrects the pitch of a playable Minimum according to experimental
results from a number of flutists.
Parameters:
m: the Minimum to be analysed
*/
void analyseMultiphonics2(Vector playableminv);
/*
Determines if any two note multiphonics are playable in a set of
playable notes for a fingering. Multiphonics are defined as notes
which are "not harmonically related" (see code for details).
Ouputs the multiphonic if so.
Parameters:
playableminv: the set of playable minima for a fingering
*/
void analyseMultiphonics3(Vector playableminv);
/*
Determines if any three note multiphonics are playable in a set of