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Sound just has an amplitude at every sample, but this is too low level to be very useful. Instead you would probably make a net process the same kind of featur
by cbr 10y ago
Sound just has an amplitude at every sample, but this is too low level to be very useful. Instead you would probably make a net process the same kind of features a human has, which is a list of frequencies at each sample, each with an amplitude.
(In humans we have oscillating hairs that perform an analog frequency extraction, while with computers you'd use a fourier transform to do it mathematically.)