Me again. Quite worrying is that Jacques Benveniste (and Luc Montagnier) present themselves as incompetent what's regarding electronics and signal processing. Either they are equipped with a limited, however pretentious brain, either they play a role.

At the moment, I have never heard from them ...

I haven't looked at the videos you posted but I saw one where they were sending a song from a water test tube in France and was receiving it in a water test tube in an Italian University, Bologna I think it was. Actually they appear to stimulate using a pink noise or white noise 20 Hz to 20 kHz ...

... is far less complex to implement. OK, copy that. Now, pls prove you are yourself. Evident?

Come on. Seriously, nowadays, there are molecular "docking" libraries and software, aiming at determining if a given molecule or chemical radical is going to get attracted, and stick to some other ...

Water memory is the purported ability of water to retain a memory of substances previously dissolved in it even after an arbitrary number of serial dilutions. It has been claimed to be a mechanism by which homeopathic remedies work, even when they are diluted to the point that no molecule of the ...

I am currently, aiming at streamlining my DSP programming style, that's basing on bits and pieces borrowed from Martin Vicanek production. I mean DSP. Not x86 Assembly. Not Ruby.
http://www.dsprobotics.com/Files/V3/User%20Guide.pdf chapter 9 page 240 doesn't list:
- the " vertical ...

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Perhaps it would be useful to explain the applications difference between this and what, say, Acustica's VVK does. What's VVK?
Virtual ... Veridic ... Keyboard?
I went reading http://acustica-audio.com/pages/specials/deep-learning-basics "Thanks to our proprietary VVK ...

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Wouldn't that have a latency? Please open the .fsm. You'll see there is no parasitic latency whatsoever. The 64-tap FIR filter does its best, for real-time learning (emulating, cloning) the IIR filters stack considered here as "plant". The adjustable delay I've added before ...

bass, treble c-weight filter, google, search. Kind of joke. I vaguely assumed that "LU" was "Loudness Unit". I was expecting a fresh open discussion about how to properly sum dB HL (Hearing Level) components, following the Fletcher-Munson "isophonic" contour curves. Kind of adaptive "loudness ...

The attached .fsm implements a 64-tap Widrow-Hoff LMS adaptive filter. I am calling this a "intelliger".

intelliger 64 v1.0 leaky softy naive (650 pix).jpg
intelliger 64 v1.0 leaky softy naive.zip
Indeed, such device is self-learning and capable of discriminating, categorizing, identifying ...

wlangfor@uoguelph.ca, could you please articulate something in plain english about the "LU filter" you recommended?