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… the time in the x-axis and the frequency in the y-axis, however the labels where before fixed, now you can add whatever you want with the paremeters xlabel, ylabel. If not, prints the default labels.
…ed the new way of formating with f-strings and r-string for Latex display
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I added to plot_spectrogram the parameters xlabel = None, ylabel = None. Today I wanted to plot in the spectrogram instead of y-axis = Time vs x-axis = Frequency --> the other way around, i.e. Frequency vs Time, however the xlabel and ylabel were before fixed. If xlabel is None, it will write the default (the previous message) if you write something it will write it in the label.
It is easier to just have a look to the code.