Steven Van Vaerenbergh
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Postdoctoral researcher in machine learning for signal processing.
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How do I figure out how many times my toolbox contribution has been downloaded?
There have been a few threads on this some time ago. * Announcement: http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/newsreader/view_t...
7 years ago | 0
how to plot ROC curve ,given False positive rate and true positive rate
The first and second argument for plotroc are the targets and outputs which you used to calculate FPR and TPR. You can plot t...
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multiple .wav files, different playback volumes
You should normalize the sounds so they have the same overall power (per time step). For example, normalize to power 1 (per s...
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