How to reduce the color intensity of a noise signal?
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I have two signals, one is PD signal (40*600) and other is noise (40*600), Now both are added
sd=0.005;
Normal_Noise= sd*abs(randn(size(cQFTs))); % cQFTs is PD signal of 40*600;
cQFTs=cQFTs+Normal_Noise;
the pattern shows cQFTs with thin color and Noise with thick color, this effects my pattern recognition accuracy with CNN. How can I decrease the color intensity of Noise before adding to the PD signal?
A file is attached which contains PD signal (scattered on the plot) and Noise (at X axis) for reference
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Yash
2024-2-20
Hi,
To decrease the color intensity of the noise before adding it to the PD signal, you can adopt one of the following approaches:
Method-1:
Multiply the noise by a factor less than 1. This will reduce the amplitude of the noise and make it less prominent in the combined signal.
% Decrease the color intensity of the noise
intensity_factor = 0.5; % Adjust this factor as needed
Reduced_Noise = intensity_factor * Normal_Noise;
By multiplying the Normal_Noise by the intensity_factor, the amplitude of the noise is scaled down before adding it to the PD signal. You can adjust this factor to achieve the desired level of reduction.
Method-2:
Another approach is to apply a filter to the noise to make it less sharp. A simple averaging filter can be used to smooth out the noise, which can make it appear less intense when visualized.
% Apply a filter to the noise to smooth it out
filter_size = 3; % Adjust this size as needed
filter_kernel = ones(filter_size) / (filter_size ^ 2);
Smoothed_Noise = conv2(Normal_Noise, filter_kernel, 'same');
Please adjust the scaling_factor or filter_size according to your specific requirements and test the results to see if they meet your needs for pattern recognition accuracy with CNN.
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