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Smoothed PSD buffers are quite a bit better nicer to look at and work with than raw PSDs. For spectral analysis, they can be more accurate too as they're less sensitive to noise.
Once we have a solid PSD operator implemented, adding a smoothed version shouldn't be too hard. All we really have to do is collect a list of the last few PSDs and average them (i.e. reduce) to a single array
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Smoothed PSD buffers are quite a bit better nicer to look at and work with than raw PSDs. For spectral analysis, they can be more accurate too as they're less sensitive to noise.
Once we have a solid PSD operator implemented, adding a smoothed version shouldn't be too hard. All we really have to do is collect a list of the last few PSDs and average them (i.e. reduce) to a single array
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: