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Add glossary #144
Add glossary #144
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Collection of Resources to link to: General DSP:
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1/f Properties:
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I'm approving this as-is, since I see it as a living document. I have links and other bits I can add, but I'll do so later, once I have time to collect all my thoughts and resources.
@rdgao : if you want to give this a once-over that I didn't write in anything totally ludicrous, then I'll merge it as a first draft (that we can edit / amend as we go). |
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minor comments, otherwise looks great
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Thanks for the comments @rdgao
I pushed updates based on these comments. Most things are straight-forward, and I fixed up the powerlaw / 1/f part a bit, if you want to eyeball that and see if it tracks better now.
Related to #138 - this is place for us to broadly work on and discuss a potential glossary.
So far I just added a sphinx style glossary file, and a really quick scan collecting some terms that could potentially go into it.
The idea is that we can somewhat crowdsource this glossary - so if you have a suggested term or definition - throw it here! In terms of scope, this glossary should be fairly light on the level of detail, offering just a quick definition, but link out to as many resources as we can find to help find and scaffold support for DSP and it's neuroscience applications.