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Re: Interactive Dynamic Video

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Post by arxpoetica »

The implications of this technology are staggering. He doesn't even talk about online use-cases, but imagine (just as an example) if YouTube added this algorithm to all it's video library, and started allowing you to interact with videos in very different ways. Crazy stuff.

Re: Interactive Dynamic Video

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Post by iKlsR »

arxpoetica wrote: post #5

The implications of this technology are staggering. He doesn't even talk about online use-cases, but imagine (just as an example) if YouTube added this algorithm to all it's video library, and started allowing you to interact with videos in very different ways. Crazy stuff.

Yes, so many applications, stop motion would benefit from this incredibly.

Re: Interactive Dynamic Video

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Post by ilovecomputers »

Signal Processing was that subject I found difficult and I found no reason to be interested in audio filtering, so I didn't find an incentive to work through that difficulty. Then I see applications of signal processing, like this, that goes beyond simple audio filtering, that makes me want to learn it again. Honestly, this looks like wizardry! It is no surprise, MIT is on the bleeding edge of signal processing and it mainly is due to Dr. Oppenheim . He wrote the textbook on DSP and runs the DSP Group at MIT.

Re: Interactive Dynamic Video

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Post by gavinpc »

What exactly are the implications of this for construction engineering, which must already have some way of measuring vibrations?

I.e. does this measure something previously unmeasurable, or is it just that the visualization provides an extra channel for interpreting the data?

Or is it that it would make this kind of tool available to anyone with a digital camera?

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