तरङ्गतन्त्र — The System of Waves
Welcome to Tarang-Tantra, a comprehensive resource and toolkit dedicated to the science and art of Signal Processing. Our goal is to explore, understand, and implement a wide range of signal processing techniques that drive modern-day applications, from audio processing and image analysis to communications and beyond.
In Sanskrit, Tantra (तन्त्र) conveys multiple meanings that align well with concepts like technique, methodology, system, or even processing. Traditionally, Tantra refers to a structured set of practices, methods, or techniques, often applied systematically to achieve a particular outcome or understanding.
In the context of Tarang-Tantra:
- Tarang means wave or signal.
- Tantra here can imply a systematic technique or method, which fits perfectly with the concept of signal processing as a structured method for analyzing and interpreting signals. So, Tarang-Tantra effectively translates to Signal Processing or The System of Signal Techniques.
This repository embodies a systematic approach to analyzing, transforming, and interpreting waves and signals.
This repository is designed for:
- Students and researchers seeking foundational concepts and implementations.
- Engineers and developers looking for practical algorithms and code.
- Enthusiasts who want to dive into the science behind sound, vision, and communications.
- Signal Analysis: Time-domain and frequency-domain analysis techniques.
- Noise Reduction: Methods for signal denoising and enhancement.
- Machine Learning in Signal Processing: Integrating machine learning models for predictive and classification tasks in signal contexts.
Tarang-Tantra is more than a repository; it’s a purposeful project inspired by the concept of Ikigai — the intersection of passion, mission, profession, and vocation in signal processing. The approach combines:
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Diverse Domain Applications:
- Sleep Analysis
- Medical Diagnostics
- Financial Forecasting
- Sensor Data Interpretation
- Music and Speech Processing
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Mathematical Foundations:
- Techniques like Wavelets and Fourier Transforms to analyze and interpret signals effectively.
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Technical Approaches:
- A spectrum of methods, from rule-based processing to advanced AI/ML techniques.
- Support for time-series analysis, signal sequences, and pattern recognition.
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Specific Knowledge (by Naval Ravikant):
- Unique fusion of Yoga Nidra and AI-driven signal processing to explore wellness and mindfulness applications.
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Future Goals:
- Develop talks, training sessions, and micro-SaaS solutions.
- Design wearable technology for continuous signal monitoring and interpretation.
- Enable passive income opportunities by building products that generate ongoing value.
Tarang-Tantra is crafted to serve as a comprehensive toolkit, an educational resource, and a platform for innovative products, all at the intersection of modern signal processing and meaningful application.
To make the most of Tarang-Tantra, ensure you have:
- Python 3.8+ installed
- Essential libraries:
numpy
,scipy
,matplotlib
,librosa
, andsklearn
Clone the repository and install the necessary dependencies:
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/Tarang-Tantra.git
cd Tarang-Tantra
pip install -r requirements.txt
- /src: Core algorithms and implementations.
- /examples: Jupyter notebooks and scripts demonstrating use cases.
- /docs: Documentation for each module, including theoretical background.
- /tests: Unit tests to ensure accuracy and robustness of code.
Comprehensive documentation is available in the /docs
folder, including:
- Theoretical Concepts: Detailed explanations of each signal processing technique.
- Code Examples: Step-by-step tutorials on implementing and using algorithms.
- Applications: Practical applications in fields like audio, image, and communication.
To get started with Tarang-Tantra, you can run any example notebook in the /examples
folder:
python examples/basic_signal_analysis.py
Here’s a simple example of using Tarang-Tantra to filter a noisy signal:
import numpy as np
from src.filters import apply_lowpass_filter
# Generate a sample noisy signal
fs = 500 # Sampling frequency
t = np.linspace(0, 1, fs)
signal = np.sin(2 * np.pi * 50 * t) + 0.5 * np.random.randn(fs)
# Apply a lowpass filter
filtered_signal = apply_lowpass_filter(signal, cutoff=30, fs=fs)
Planned enhancements include:
- Motif identification: repeated patterns
- Anomaly detection:
- Matrix profile: stumpy, sax
- Deep Learning Integration: Using neural networks for classification and regression tasks on signals.
Here at
- Digital Signal Processing by Spirituality In Technology
- IEEE Signal Processing Society
- Jan 2021 - Digital Signal Processing and its Applications by NPTEL IIT Bombay
- Biomedical Signal Processing by Biomedical Signal Processing - IITKGP
- Machinery Fault Diagnosis And Signal Processing by Machinery Fault Diagnosis And Signal Processing
- EMG Signal for gesture recognition - Kaggle Dataset, Code
- Signal Processing Competitions at Kaggle
- Signal Processing and Machine Learning Techniques for Sensor Data Analytics
- Automatically Find Patterns & Anomalies from Time Series or Sequential Data - Sean Law
- ECG Based Heart Disease Diagnosis using Wavelet Features and Deep CNN
- Time Series Anomaly Detection Tutorial with PyTorch in Python
- Pattern Recognition and Signal Processing in Biomedical Applications
- Signal Analysis with Machine Learning
- Eamonn Keogh, Discords, SAX, The UCR Matrix Profile Page
- Eamonn Keogh - Finding Approximately Repeated Patterns in Time Series, Youtube
- Matrix Profile
- stumpy
- Sean Law - Modern Time Series Analysis with STUMPY - Intro To Matrix Profiles | PyData Global 2020
- Thomas J. Fan - Time Series EDA with STUMPY
- TimescaleDB
- Dissecting the Matrix Profile
- Anomaly Detection in Zabbix
- Time Series data Mining Using the Matrix Profile part 1
- Time Series data Mining Using the Matrix Profile part 2
- Artificial Intelligence in Agriculture: Eamonn Keogh
- SAXually Explicit Images: Data Mining Large Shape Databases
- SAX (Symbolic Aggregate approXimation) Homepage
- Whence and what are thou, execrable shape?
- UCR Time Series Classification Archive
- The UCR Suite
- Matrix Profile Foundation
- Time Scale DB
- Sleep: Neurobiology, Medicine, and Society - University of Michigan - Coursera
- Fully Accredited Professional Sleep Consultant Diploma - Udemy
- Sleep Health Technology: Apps, Wearables, Nearables, Big Data and the Future of Sleep Tech
- National Sleep Research Resource
Contributions are welcome! Feel free to submit issues, fork the repository, and make pull requests. Please refer to the CONTRIBUTING.md
for more guidelines.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
For questions, discussions, or collaborations, feel free to reach out.
Embark on the journey through the Technique of Waves with Tarang-Tantra!