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Adding noise just amplifies the total signal intensity, allowing it to exceed a threshold for detection. It's not really amplification, and there's no real reso
by John_KZ 9y ago
Adding noise just amplifies the total signal intensity, allowing it to exceed a threshold for detection. It's not really amplification, and there's no real resonance. You cannot have a signal resonate with random noise, mixing an 8 bit signal with 8 bits of noise gives you less than 2^-40 chance of resonating for more than 10 cycles. The name is a flawed way of describing a signal processing technique.