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Yes, as I said, this doesn't work in the general case when your noise source is uncorrelated and not predictable. If you have a predictable noise source then yo
by marcan_42 6y ago
Yes, as I said, this doesn't work in the general case when your noise source is uncorrelated and not predictable. If you have a predictable noise source then you've solved the time travel problem and you can cancel it any way you want as long as you can obtain feedback from the location of the user's ears.
We're talking headrest ANC here (for use cases like consumer ANC headphones), not built-in noise reduction for industrial systems.
- wegs 6y agoAn airplane is an industrial system.... And in either case, the design of algorithms depends on much more on context than on whether it's "consumer" or "industrial." In this case, the context looks a lot more like industrial machinery.