Module collapse

Modules§

Audible: What a series is truncated against: the observation’s own ceiling, the amplitude a dropped tail provably stays within, and the floor a tail no bound sums falls under.
Evaluator: One component of a written form, evaluated at any instant; a node it reads refuses.
Rows: Rows chosen from the form, the grid and the profile alone: each sample is its own instant’s value, so any span reads what one whole span reads there.

At: Where a form is evaluated: a free instant, or a grid sample, whose edges the grid decides.

crop_gain: FORMAT 15.6’s window: one over the plateau, a raised cosine over each shoulder, zero out.
dropped_db: The loudest term any banded series in f may drop, in dB against its loudest.
eval_spectral_sum_at
lane_of: Which operand of a join holds one component of the joined value, and which of its own components that is.
shoulders: The window’s gain at an instant already known to lie inside it.
summed_bounds: Each direct sum a row takes over this form’s lines, as its rounding bound and the factor it is read under: none on a line row, the group’s own on a windowed one.
truncate_spectral_sum: FORMAT 6.2 truncates a series once, at collapse: every term the ceiling and the precision leave becomes an ordinary atom before the first sample is read.
truncate_spectral_sum_read
truncate_written: The same truncation over a written closed form, whose series a spectral sum never reached.
truncate_written_with: Each ref truncated as the form reads names, under the band it is read in, and renamed to what named calls that truncation.
unary