Volker Fischer

>> GCC is of no use for ESP32. We need the Espressif compiler to do the job. > is the espressif compiler what you currently use? Yes, it is.

You need to ask 3hhh. He created the "Idea". I actually do not see a need to do unit tests in the current state of the project. If we would...

> So from what I can tell [@corrados](https://github.com/corrados) chose one of the only/better options for simulating adc with octave, while espressif has their own simulator it doesnt seem to support...

Great :-). I think for a first start you should use the existing peak detection algorithm for usage to learn the AI network. If you run [drumtrigger.m](https://github.com/corrados/edrumulus/blob/main/algorithm/drumtrigger.m) in Octave, you...

> My thoughts are to run a sort of benchmark first by implementing the transformer model with LiteRT to see what the current performance would be like That's a good...

> I wouldn't want to waste a bunch of time training and AI model only to have it take 10 minutes to process 1 hit I was thinking about this...

> Also, do any of the signal files have notable retriggering? Retriggering usually occurs for the kick drum trigger. If you want to find signal with double-trigger potential, you can...

I have no experience with AI (yet) but my wish would be that we do not do any pre-processing but provide the AI network directly with the ADC data. I...

Hmm, looking at the recorded pad signals (plot in the Octave software), I could judge pretty well if it is a correct peak or not. So, if I as a...

I don't think it is a good idea to learn the AI algorithm 128 different kinds of peaks. The actual velocity value is very easily determined without AI as soon...