PsyTools
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Python toolbox for psychoacoustic analysis from TU Graz, described in a 2026 student conference paper.
| Repository | https://gitlab.tugraz.at/11F34386B3DC1474/psytools |
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| Language | Python |
| Kind | Library/Toolbox Functions to call from your own code: a Python package, a MATLAB toolbox, or a C, C++, C#, Rust or Julia library. |
| Group | status unknown Projects whose code could not be opened, for example because the repository needs a login. What they implement is unverified, so they are listed with what they claim and not under the metrics. |
| Licence | unknown |
| Latest release | unknown |
| Last commit | unknown unknown |
| Maintainers | Eugen-Maximilian Stangl, Julia Donnerer |
| AI assistance | not stated |
| Paper | Stangl, E.-M., & Donnerer, J. (2026). PsyTools: An open-source Python toolbox for standardized psychoacoustic analysis. POSTERS 2026: Proceedings of the International Student Scientific Conference Poster, Czech Technical University in Prague, 172–173. https://tugraz.elsevierpure.com/en/publications/psytools-an-open-source-python-toolbox-for-standardized-psychoaco/ |
| How to cite | Cite the paper above. Name the version or commit you used. |
| Entry checked | 7 October 2026 |
What it is said to implement
A conference paper describes an open-source Python toolbox for standardised psychoacoustic analysis: loudness, sharpness, fluctuation strength, roughness, tonality, psychoacoustic annoyance, LAeq and LAmax, following ISO 532-1, DIN 45692 and ECMA-418, with the Zwicker model and the Sottek Hearing Model.
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