Communication – To implement their plan, scientists need to store four billion pieces of data. They currently have 100,000
How to communicate successfully Whales ? A group Scientists That begs the question seriously. As part of the CETI (Cetacean Translation Initiative) project, researchers sought to understand the language of whales, with the aim of being able to initiate conversation and generate answers, reports Stone slabThis Friday.
We owe the CETI project to computer scientist and cryptographer Shafi Goldwas. One day, when she hears an audio recording of whales (also known as codas) clicking, she comes in contact with the wrong circuit noises or Morse code. He started the project to understand what these sea mammals were saying.
Scientists need to create a huge database
Researchers will use natural language processing (NLP). It is about understanding the written and spoken language through artificial intelligence. By submitting the codes to the NLP algorithm, the results were very good “at least for some (…) Read more in 20 minutes
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