code: def _adjust_on_nonspeech(self, real_wave_mfcc, adjust_function):
          
          self.log(u"Called _adjust_on_nonspeech")
          self.log(u"  Getting nonspeech intervals...")
          nonspeech_intervals = real_wave_mfcc.intervals(speech=False, time=True)
          self.log(u"  Getting nonspeech intervals... done")
  
          self.log(u"  First pass: find pairs of adjacent fragments transitioning inside nonspeech")
          tolerance = self.rconf[RuntimeConfiguration.ABA_NONSPEECH_TOLERANCE]
          self.log([u"    Tolerance: %.3f", tolerance])
          pairs = self.smflist.fragments_ending_inside_nonspeech_intervals(nonspeech_intervals, tolerance)
          self.log(u"  First pass: done")
  
          self.log(u"  Second pass: move end point of good pairs")
          for nsi, frag_index, in pairs:
              new_value = adjust_function(nsi)
              self.log([u"    Current interval: %s", self.smflist[frag_index].interval])
              self.log([u"    New value:        %.3f", new_value])
              self.smflist.move_transition_point(frag_index, new_value)
              self.log([u"    New interval:     %s", self.smflist[frag_index].interval])
              self.log(u"")
          self.log(u"  Second pass: done")
docs: Apply the adjust function to each boundary point
          falling inside (extrema included) of a nonspeech interval.
  
          The adjust function is not applied to a boundary index
          if there are two or more boundary indices falling
          inside the same nonspeech interval.
  
          The adjust function is not applied to the last boundary index
          to avoid anticipating the end of the audio file.
  
          The ``adjust function`` takes
          the nonspeech interval as its only argument.