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huh? if you throw away 70% of the melody, do you get back the text? If not, you haven't explained the DCT.
by ponderingfish 6y ago
huh? if you throw away 70% of the melody, do you get back the text? If not, you haven't explained the DCT.
- anticristi 6y agoIn my ELI5 analogy, the DCT "throws away" the voice. You can still recognize the song.
- Jasper_ 6y agoIn this analogy, you are throwing away the instrumentation, like whether it was played on a piano or a tuba, but the raw melody is still there. This is the advantage of working in the frequency space. If we were in the time space, throwing away 70% of the data would throw away 70% of the melody.
- ponderingfish 6y agoAnd a 5 year old understands instrumentation, melody, piano, and the tuba?