📚 node [[noise|noise]]

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⥅ related node [[brown noise]]

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⥅ node [[noise]] pulled by Agora

Go back to the [[AI Glossary]]

Broadly speaking, anything that obscures the signal in a dataset. Noise can be introduced into data in a variety of ways. For example:

-Human raters make mistakes in labeling. -Humans and instruments mis-record or omit feature values.

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noise colors

a [[list]]
- [[white noise]]
  - uniform frequency
- [[gray noise]]
  - the above but adjusted to our psychoacoustic model so it sounds uniform
- [[brown noise]]
  - generated with a model that approximates [[brownian motion]]
- [[pink noise]]
- [[pull]] [[colors of noise]]
What's your [[favorite color]]?
- I wonder what [[black]] and [[red]] noise sound like.
  - [[true colours]]
- My favourites are probably [[gray noise]] and [[brown noise]]. They both sound a bit like waterfalls, the second sounding lower pitched / "booming".
- It turns out that [[red]] is usually a synonym of [[brown]], which in turn actually means [[brownian]].

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📓 garden/neil/noise-rock.md by @neil

noise rock

[[Patrick]] got me into noise rock.

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