Actually going from sound to text might not be so trivial a task. Speech2Text is really intended to differentiate subtle variations in tonality while Morse Code is all about variance in timing (which of course can vary depending on the skills of the sender). Likely a small neural net could be trained to distinguish between dots and dashes, but it's probably not a 5 minute project.. ? As always, great content! 💗 Oh, and 1 other technical detail. Dict keys must be hashable, which boils down to both unique and immutable, just to be pedantic about it. 👅
Always fascinated by your mini-project ideas. Keep up the good work!
you sharing your python knowledge so freely is amazing. thank you so much!
on windows you could use "winsound" - Sound-playing interface for Windows, to generate the beeps.
Does playsound and winsound have some methods to play at diferent speeds?
Love your explanations! Keep it up!
I once did this. It's a great project for beginners...!!!
Actually going from sound to text might not be so trivial a task. Speech2Text is really intended to differentiate subtle variations in tonality while Morse Code is all about variance in timing (which of course can vary depending on the skills of the sender).
Likely a small neural net could be trained to distinguish between dots and dashes, but it's probably not a 5 minute project.. ?
As always, great content! 💗
Oh, and 1 other technical detail. Dict keys must be hashable, which boils down to both unique and immutable, just to be pedantic about it. 👅
Super 😀😀😀 Well done sir 👍🙌
Thanks great presentation
Brilliant 👏
Interesting...
Good for video game Development...
Really good
I think I'll ask my son to do this as a practice project.
Thx.
Thx
thanks video
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