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Mystery Marine Animal Sound off Georgia USA in Western Atlantic
The fuzzy noise near 0Hz indicates instrument noise to me at first glance. I'd zoom in much further on that to see if there is a strong fundamental frequency.
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How to reduce the unwanted wave noise in Hydrophone recordings?
If nothing can be done on instrument design, and you have a lot of data with consistent noise inputs, machine learning methods are very capable of learning the noise sources in your data and excluding …
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