how to set window=6400 in plt.specgram command? - python

I would like to make spectrogram in python but I am not familiar with commands. I know how it works in MATLAB, but it responds differently in python.
In matlab, my command is like,
[~,f,t,z1] = spectrogram(x,window,overlap,nfft,fs)
where,
overlap=5120, window=6400, nfft=6400, fs=100.
I would like to input same data in pyhton, but it shows error when I type:
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
plt.specgram(x,fs=100,NFFT=6400,noverlap=5120,window=6400)
it shows: TypeError: 'int' object is not callable
Also, how to obtain f,t,Z1?
Any help is greatly appreciated.

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