SRM2 Sound Recognizer Mobile 2 Files

A Sound Recognition Framework developed to J2ME plataform

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Name	Modified	Size
Others	2012-12-05
Sources	2012-12-05
SRM 2 Framework para reconhecimento de som baseado em modelos ocultos de Markov e Dynamic Time Warping - Raphael Gaita Gomes (com anexos).pdf	2012-12-05	2.2 MB
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