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What company is this if you dont mind saying?
I assume he is talking about Planet Labs ( https://www.planet.com/ ) - a very cool service.
Listening for illegal logging chainsaws using TensorFlow
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#92Logging Man, I must have computers on the brain. This isn't about noisy server logs at all.
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#93They're streaming audio 24x7 all over the Amazon, but I can't get a signal in the office hallway.
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#94If a tree falls in the forest, TensorFlow will hear it.
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#96Does ShotSpotter have patents or something? It seems off that they aren't mentioned, but they're definitely prior art for this. Hopefully it works better for logging, which is to mean: at all.
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#975 years from now: "listening for illegal speech in city streets using TensorFlow"
no way TensorFlow is going to be alive in 5 years!
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#99Where do I begin if I want to set something like this up? As an experiment - my neighborhood in India has a problem with loud motorbikes that are illegally modified. Hypothetically if I wanted to use this approach (there are probably simpler ones in this specific case), where do I start? Do I just start recording gigabytes of audio data every day and start doing some kind of FFT on the data and manually tagging cases…
There is value in quantifying just how noisy the bikers are and for just how long they disturb the neighbourhood, but you'll probably need the perpetrators to be people the police are able and willing to stop to get anywhere.
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#100Question, how is the electrical PV power budget vs load budget calculated for these? Having implemented PV projects ranging in size from 300W to 30kW, I'm very interested to know what their predicted Wh per day generated from the solar cell is vs. what the load will consume (what's the actual load of the cellphone, how often does it wake up every day, etc).