## About Spectral

In 2024, we were tasked by the Multimedia Computing (MMC) Group of TU Delft to create an application for conducting comparative analysis of speech. Despite several toolkits already available on the market, none of them were able to fully satisfy the group's needs. We took on the challenge of composing a more user-friendly, multi-functional speech analysis toolkit suitable for typical as well as atypical speech.

We believe that Spectral will be of significant help to all ASR researchers, which in turn makes it easier for specialists to help people in need!

Want to learn more about Spectral? [Read me.](https://gitlab.ewi.tudelft.nl/cse2000-software-project/2023-2024/cluster-n/11c/atypical-speech-project/-/blob/main/README.md?ref_type=heads)

Spectral is open sourced! Check out our repo [here](https://gitlab.ewi.tudelft.nl/cse2000-software-project/2023-2024/cluster-n/11c/atypical-speech-project) on GitHub!

## About Us

Meet the original team!

- Roman Knyazhitskiy
- Odysseas Machairas &nbsp; --> &nbsp; ([Github](https://github.com/Odilf))
- Thijs Houben
- Yousef Bakri &nbsp; --> &nbsp; ([Github](https://github.com/dprin))
- Quinton den Haan

We are a group of TU Delft students and we created Spectral for our Software Project as a part of our CSE Bachelor. Therefore we will not be the ones updating or maintaining the application in the future.
