Stick & EchoTrace
Stick Stick
EchoTrace EchoTrace
EchoTrace EchoTrace
Hey Stick, ever wonder how a single sound can be mapped to a code that predicts its echo path, almost like a pattern-matching function?
Stick Stick
Sounds like a neat echo‑state network thing. Map the waveform into a state vector, feed it through a small MLP, and the output is the impulse response. Simpler than it looks.
EchoTrace EchoTrace
So you’re turning waves into words, huh? Just remember the echo is the brain’s own echo chamber, not a literal code.
Stick Stick
Yeah, the brain just stores a compact representation of that waveform, not the raw sound. It’s like a dictionary entry for the echo.
EchoTrace EchoTrace
Exactly, the brain keeps a shorthand, like a dictionary, instead of the full soundtrack.
Stick Stick
Dictionary of echoes, no need for the whole audio file. Simple.