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One can learn a lot from the time-series measured by a single sensor, let alone a 12x14 grid. In the bottom plot here, https://www.atmos.washington.edu/~neal/u
by ISL 6y ago
One can learn a lot from the time-series measured by a single sensor, let alone a 12x14 grid.
In the bottom plot here, https://www.atmos.washington.edu/~neal/uwp/index72.cgi https://www.atmos.washington.edu/~neal/uwp/index72.cgi , one can readily determine that it is very cloudy here in Seattle today, and that yesterday was cloudy in the morning and partly-cloudy/clear through the rest of the day.
To test this out, assuming that you are sighted, try navigating an exterior-windowed room with your eyelids closed on a bright day, then try doing the same with a true blindfold. I suspect the former will be far preferable.
- tyingq 6y agoI probably could have been more clear. I'm not dismissing it at all. But, it sounds like pretty intrusive surgery, and likely very expensive. So, it has me curious how much better it might be in say, 5 years. I imagine it's a hard decision to participate as a patient in something like this.
- ISL 6y agoFor sure -- hopefully they're making the input and brain interfaces modular, opening the possibility of upgrades as things get better.