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Gibert Nouno was exploring the values and pointed at a kernel-dependant offset of the novelty feature value. After a bit of scratching, it seems that MFCCs and Loudness do indeed produce an offset... which changes value when the kernel size is changed. This is true for steady sync'd sinewave, or digital silence in.
What was the expected result?
We were expecting 0.
What was the actual result?
a fixed offset.
What operating system were you using?
Mac
Operating system version
15.5
FluCoMa Version
1.0.8
Please tell us what you were doing! You can include code and files by drag and dropping them into the text area.
Gibert Nouno was exploring the values and pointed at a kernel-dependant offset of the novelty feature value. After a bit of scratching, it seems that MFCCs and Loudness do indeed produce an offset... which changes value when the kernel size is changed. This is true for steady sync'd sinewave, or digital silence in.
What was the expected result?
We were expecting 0.
What was the actual result?
a fixed offset.
What operating system were you using?
Mac
Operating system version
15.5
FluCoMa Version
1.0.8