spectrogram

noun

spec·tro·gram ˈspek-t(r)ə-ˌgram

: a photograph, image, or diagram of a spectrum

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Object slippage generates vibrations on the surface of one's hand, so the researchers input vibration images (spectrograms) instead of pressure images to their machine learning algorithm. —

IEEE Spectrum, 18 July 2016 First, the dictionary creates itself by taking the spectrograms (or raw pressure images) as the input to a sparse coding algorithm. —

IEEE Spectrum, 18 July 2016 All the fancy spectrograms in the world won’t help me if my monitor crushes colors far more than my footage does. —

Eric Ravenscraft, WIRED, 25 Aug. 2024 The data to build these spectrograms come from the lab’s other app, eBird, which pools bird recordings and photographs from both experienced birders from around the world, and from a large collection of recordings and photographs at Cornell’s Macaulay Library. —

Jaclyn Cosgrove, Los Angeles Times, 26 Sep. 2024 See all Example Sentences for spectrogram