Representation of data through sound. In an image encoder, frequency, amplitude, time and spatial auditory cues can label different image properties. Assigning several independent quantities to one auditory dimension can lose information unless the code supplies a way to separate them.

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Sonification is the process of converting data into non-speech audio signals. It is used to represent information and facilitate understanding through sound. This process can involve transforming numerical data or other forms of information into auditory displays, allowing users to perceive trends, patterns, and anomalies through auditory means. Sonification can be applied in various fields, including scientific research, medical diagnostics, data analysis, and even in artistic contexts.
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