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It's also probably because a lot of knowledge about how jpeg works is tied up signal processing books that usually front load a bunch of mathematics as opposed
by mhh__ 3y ago
It's also probably because a lot of knowledge about how jpeg works is tied up signal processing books that usually front load a bunch of mathematics as opposed to ML which often needs a bit of mathematical intuition but in practice is usually empirical.
- andai 3y agoI was trying to learn how the discrete cosine transform works, so I looked up some code in an open source program. The code said it copied it verbatim from a book from the 90s. I looked up the book and the book said it copied it verbatim from a paper from the 1970s.