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by fred123 6y ago
Some examples here: https://paperswithcode.com/task/speech-enhancement Some of them have audio samples.
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by fred123 6y ago
Note that most state of the art machine learning based denoising models perform MUCH better than rnnoise quality wise, but they are mostly not tuned for real time use. If you’re interested, have a look at some of the Interspeech 2020 Deep N
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by fred123 6y ago
16kHz sample rate (= max frequency 8kHz) should be enough for speech only. Human voice is mostly <0.5kHz. You may hear some difference for hisses or for room sounds etc. but I’m sure you’re unable to hear any difference to higher sample
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by fred123 6y ago
A few weeks ago I tried to subscribe to their machine learning product but their payment processor only accepts US credit cards and I’m Europe based. While support says it will work with non-US credit cards as well, I could not get it to wo
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by fred123 8y ago
I wonder how the argument changes if you know you need an API for your mobile application that's almost identical in features to the web page. If you go the "Rails/Django way" with server side rendered templates and, say
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by fred123 9y ago
I'd be very interested to know what you mean by "nothing short of magic". I've had a quick look at the rspec documentation and as a Python dev this looks very similar to what's in the Python standard library. Would
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by fred123 9y ago
Quick performance comparison, FF 57 with only a single tab (upwork.com) and Chrome latest with 30+ tabs: Chrome: https://i.imgur.com/o8f4ZHp.gifv FF 57: https://i.imgur.com/kaQl5gN.gifv FF 57 is much slower
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by fred123 10y ago
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