MATLAB makes most of its money from companies and schools. This contest attracts single people. I don't think they would increase their already sizeable profits much from converting a few hundred individuals.
In theory, yes. But filtering is difficult enough when the entire message is written in text - that means all the information is blatantly there in zeros and ones. Voice recognition adds a whole new dimension to the problem... They'll change the recording every day or so using a different voice, can we keep up?
In "Negative Feedback" the output at time 't' is subracted from the input at a slightly LATER time, and contributes to the output of the whole system at a time later than 't'. So the "future" never comes back to change the past. Its just that the very recent past output of the system modifies the present output.
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MATLAB makes most of its money from companies and schools. This contest attracts single people. I don't think they would increase their already sizeable profits much from converting a few hundred individuals.
In theory, yes. But filtering is difficult enough when the entire message is written in text - that means all the information is blatantly there in zeros and ones. Voice recognition adds a whole new dimension to the problem... They'll change the recording every day or so using a different voice, can we keep up?
I don't understand why the "do not call list" does not apply to this technology. Can anyone explain, please? I mean, from a legal pov.
In "Negative Feedback" the output at time 't' is subracted from the input at a slightly LATER time, and contributes to the output of the whole system at a time later than 't'. So the "future" never comes back to change the past. Its just that the very recent past output of the system modifies the present output.