visualization

Validating χ-separation using phantom simulations

How can we validate χ-separation algorithm? In the absence of ground truth to validate χ-separation, my project aims to validate the χ-separation results using realistic in-silico head phantom simulations. Simulations offer a valuable advantage by providing a controlled environment where we can define and manipulate various parameters with known ground truth values. By choosing specific values for the simulation, we can create a ground truth against which we can compare the results obtained through the χ-separation algorithm.

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Experimenting with Occlusion methods to visualize the features learned by a CNN from audio or visual inputs

This project has for goal to explore, understand and learn how to create comprehensive visualizations of the features learned by a convolution neural network, whether the model is specialized in auditory or visual input.

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