Time Series Classification Using Wavelet Scattering Transform
This is a ~3-minute video highlight produced by undergraduate students Charlie Tian and Christina Coley regarding their research topic during the 2017 AMALTHEA REU Program at Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne, FL. They were mentored by doctoral student Kaylen Bryan and professor Dr. Adrian Peter (Engineering Systems Department). More details about their project can be found at http://www.amalthea-reu.org.
Видео Time Series Classification Using Wavelet Scattering Transform канала The AMALTHEA REU Program
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