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--- sintetizador_simulador_de_tinnitus_musical [2025/01/15 22:09] – created oso
+++ sintetizador_simulador_de_tinnitus_musical [2025/01/15 22:25] (current) – [Implementation Details] oso
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 ===== Objective =====
-This project implements a neural-inspired tinnitus synthesizer in Python. The synthesizer generates audio based on current neurological models of musical tinnitus, focusing on the relationship between brainstem-generated noise and cortical filtering. The project aims to replicate the complex harmonic structures reported in musical tinnitus cases while providing insights into the underlying neural mechanisms.
+This project implements a neural-inspired tinnitus synthesizer in Python. The synthesizer generates audio based on current neurological models of musical tinnitus, focusing on the relationship between brainstem-generated noise and cortical filtering. The project aims to replicate the complex harmonic structures reported in musical tinnitus cases (myself, actually) while providing insights into the underlying neural mechanisms.
 ===== Theoretical Background =====
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 ==== Neural Basis ====
-Musical tinnitus is believed to originate from two primary mechanisms:
+Musical tinnitus is believed (I believe, this is 100% personal experience) to originate from two primary mechanisms:
   * **Noise Generation:** The brainstem or acoustic nerve nuclei (8th cranial nerve) generate white noise, which serves as the raw material for tinnitus perception
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 ===== Implementation Details =====
+{{ ::mermaid-diagram-2025-01-15-232407.svg |}}
 ==== Core Components ====
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   * **Filter Characteristics:** Variable bandwidth and Q-factor
-===== Usage Example =====
+===== Implementation =====
-<code python>
+<code python: tinnitus_synthesizer.py>
 import numpy as np
 from scipy import signal