To quickly use Python objects from thebeat in other programming languages there's a few (very easy) options that would be good to include in the documentation:
MATLAB
- Very easy, one can simply use
py.thebeat.Sequence([20, 30]) etc., only tiny caveat is that the objects have to be converted to MATLAB objects manually. This even works for pandas dataframes (convert using table()) etc.
R/Python
- Using reticulate to get Python > R. Also supports dataframes etc.
- Using a Jupyter notebook to get R > Python using rpy2.
To quickly use Python objects from thebeat in other programming languages there's a few (very easy) options that would be good to include in the documentation:
MATLAB
py.thebeat.Sequence([20, 30])etc., only tiny caveat is that the objects have to be converted to MATLAB objects manually. This even works for pandas dataframes (convert using table()) etc.R/Python