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Getting source code iOS version
#1
I was wondering how to get the source code of the doppler effect experiment on the ios version. I'm trying to put it in my own app so I can analyze the data in real-time and this new app will then perform a specific function. Is this possible?
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#2
All experiments are implemented in the .phyphox file format, phyphox.org/wiki/index.php/Phyphox_file_format, and the sources could be found on github.com/Staacks/phyphox-experiments. Depending on the “specific function”, you could try to implement it in this context. The source language is Turing complete, so it is not that unlikely.

If you are missing a functionality, we could check if it would make sense to add it…
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#3
You can build your own Doppler effect experiment app from scratch. This gives you complete control over the code and data analysis. Resources like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doppler_effect can help you understand the physics involved. You'll need knowledge of iOS development and audio processing techniques.
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#4
Could you please stop trying to post such rather useless information that strongly look like generated text. Thanks.
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