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I work with a system which extrapolates data in the frequency domain to reduce noise in medical images and then doubles the images resolution in the x and y dir
by lostlogin 3y ago
I work with a system which extrapolates data in the frequency domain to reduce noise in medical images and then doubles the images resolution in the x and y direction (so 4x the pixels). It’s absolutely amazing.
It’ll be interesting to see if audio ever gets a similar treatment and in what areas it can be applied.
- PaulDavisThe1st 3y agoNoise levels in contemporary audio is vanishingly small, and has not really been the target of any audio technology for quite a long time. Of course, restoration of older recordings is a separate issue, and that technology is 20-30 years old, at least (and very, very good).