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I'm searching a way to find Patterns in an Audio File.
I have the patterns to find in audio format (About 100 samples for each pattern).
Do you know a (Python) library or a way how I could find the patterns in an audio file and get the time when they appeared.
Thanks for your hints.






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    I have the patterns to find in audio format (About 100 samples for each pattern).
    Do you know a (Python) library or a way how I could find the patterns in an audio file and get the time when they appeared.
    Thanks for your hints.






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      Do you know a (Python) library or a way how I could find the patterns in an audio file and get the time when they appeared.
      Thanks for your hints.






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      I have the patterns to find in audio format (About 100 samples for each pattern).
      Do you know a (Python) library or a way how I could find the patterns in an audio file and get the time when they appeared.
      Thanks for your hints.






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