Questions tagged [signal-processing]
For questions about processing signals of any physical quantity, with the help of Machine Learning or Artificially Intelligent algorithms.
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How can I detect fast and slow motion in videos?
I'm trying to detect if a given video shot is fast or slow motion. Basically, I need to calculate a "video motion" score in a given video sequence, meaning how fast or slow motion the video is. For ...
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Can AI be used to reverse engineer a black box?
A while back I posted on the Reverse Engineering site about an audio DSP system whose designer had passed away and whose manufacturer no longer had source code (but the question was deleted). ...
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What is a temporal feature?
What is a temporal feature, what features make something temporal in nature? Is this problem agnostic? How does it change from different fields of study?
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Can I reduce the “number of weights” in CNN to 1/3 by restricting the input as greyscale image?
In a CNN, does each new filter have different weights for each input channel, or are the same weights of each filter used across input channels?
This question helps me a lot.
Let, I have RGB input ...
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CNN for pattern recognition without a training set
I have a 10gb file of a time series 1D signal. I want to find some patterns within this signal, I know CNN's are great for this but the problem is I don't have any training data.
Now I could of ...
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Is there a “better” (signal-based) language for artificial intelligence
I assume, there must be "signal-driven" and maybe also real-time programming language, which based on connectivy-data more than variables (int, string, etc).
I would like to have a language without ...
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How much of a problem is white noise for the real-world usage of a DNN?
I read that deep neural networks can be relatively easily fooled (link) to give high confidence in recognition of synthetic/artificial images that are completely (or at least mostly) out of the ...
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Hardware immutability and sentience
Hardware comes in two forms, basically: immutable, such as RAM, and mutable, such as FPGAs.
In animals, neurological connections gain in strength by changing the physical structure of the brain. This ...
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Are there any studies which attempt to use AI to guess the human emotion based on the brainwaves?
Have there been any studies which attempted to use AI algorithms to detect human thoughts or emotions based on brain activity, such as using BCI/EEG devices?
By this, I mean simple guesses such as ...
