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== How to Say Faraz Yashar == | == How to Say Faraz Yashar == | ||
Fuh-''rawz'' Yuh-''shar'' | Fuh-''rawz'' Yuh-''shar'' | ||
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| + | [http://www.innovations-report.com/html/reports/life_sciences/interaction_neighbors_neuronal_field_simulates_brain_162364.html Interaction with neighbors: Neuronal field simulates brain activity], Dr. Josef Köni, Informationsdienst Wissenschaft, created 27 September 2010, accessed 29 September 2010 (Reverse Engineer the Brain) | ||
== Neat MatLab Capability == | == Neat MatLab Capability == | ||
Revision as of 18:22, 29 September 2010
How to Say Faraz Yashar
Fuh-rawz Yuh-shar Italics indicate the stress.
Engineering Innovation
Interaction with neighbors: Neuronal field simulates brain activity, Dr. Josef Köni, Informationsdienst Wissenschaft, created 27 September 2010, accessed 29 September 2010 (Reverse Engineer the Brain)
Neat MatLab Capability
There seem to be awesome possibilities with the code for the demo "Visualizing Sound."
It always amazes me that sound has amplitudes and frequencies that can be processed via computer and appreciated by some means of visualization. Seeing that MatLab can turn music into matrices led me to imagine all the wonderful possibilities that can arise for an audiophile like myself. It could be used to more specifically analyze how much humans can tell the difference between lossless and near lossless audio.
