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===Machine Learning Training with Max/MSP and Wekinator===

A demonstration on the training process and the subsequent parameters control on Max/MSP after the training process. One of the main objectives of the process was set a successful cycle of signal processing flowing between the involved elements, and developing a functioning prototype consisted on demonstrating the possibilities of application of such system for a variety of other possible applications developed with or together with Max/MSP.

A demonstration on the training process and the subsequent parameters control on Max/MSP after the training process.

One of the main objectives of the process was set a successful cycle of signal processing flowing between the involved elements, and developing a functioning prototype consisted on demonstrating the possibilities of application of such system for a variety of other possible applications developed with or together with Max/MSP.

A recorded short clip also demonstrate some of the audio outputs from the training and subsequent parameter manipulation after the training, that consisted assigning different randomised output values to each oscillator in accordance to varying values of the gain sliders.

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 ===Machine Learning Training with Max/MSP and Wekinator===
-A demonstration on the training process and the subsequent parameters control on Max/MSP after the training process. One of the main objectives of the process was set a successful cycle of signal processing flowing between the involved elements, and developing a functioning prototype consisted on demonstrating the possibilities of application of such system for a variety of other possible applications developed with or together with Max/MSP.
+A demonstration on the training process and the subsequent parameters control on Max/MSP after the training process.
+One of the main objectives of the process was set a successful cycle of signal processing flowing between the involved elements, and developing a functioning prototype consisted on demonstrating the possibilities of application of such system for a variety of other possible applications developed with or together with Max/MSP.
 A recorded short clip also demonstrate some of the audio outputs from the training and subsequent parameter manipulation after the training, that consisted assigning different randomised output values to each oscillator in accordance to varying values of the gain sliders.