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I made a 6 sided square flexagon puzzle for my dad, it's surprisingly simple yet can take forever to solve. If interested, I've spend quite some time looking for more square flexag…

Thanks for the feedback!

As a former Kindle developer, I can say that most of what's mentioned in this article are metrics used to understand how the features are used (bookmarks, highlights, dictionnary, …

During the interview for my current job (Machine Learning & Deep Learning Scientist), I didn't get any theoretical questions on machine learning, but only questions on my projects.…

What about using the "-" sign to filter results instead of relying on complex language understanding? => "shirt -stripes" works pretty well on google at least

This is a very naive question, but considering the artifacts you have on the GAN-generated images, you are trying to generate the whole "palette image" at a certain resolution. For…

I'm not sure what you mean, but I have chosen to store slices on the disk so that I could still take a look at them, and not store the data only in numpy arrays. That could be opti…

Thanks for the awesome ressources ! :D

The slice size is indeed quite arbitrary, and knowing the BPM would help, but isn't reliable either (various tempos, rubato for classical etc.)

I didn't intend to go that far in the human genre recognition parallel, but thanks for the references ! Good job on the script too

Thanks for your insights! I agree that log/mel spectrograms could be even more detailed and effective, and could be used with the SoX patch discussed here https://sourceforge.net/p…

Wow, that's an in-depth analysis of the task ! Thanks for sharing

Thanks for your inputs, it's true that we can use convolutions on raw waveform, however the main reason I've used a spectrogram was to work on precomputed relevant features as high…

Yeah that's a problem I know - I used to make some Electro/Dubstep/Trap music - and I feel people will always disagree with the genre you pick anyway.

Thanks for the kind words, I'll take a look !