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The original meaning of '''noise''' is [[sound]], generally unwanted, including:

* Aircraft noise
* Artificial noise in spectator sports
* Background noise, in acoustics, any sound other than the monitored one
* Comfort noise, used in telecommunications to fill silent gaps
* Grey noise, random noise with psychoacoustic adjusted spectrum
* Industrial noise, relevant to hearing damage and industrial hygiene
* Jet noise, caused by high-velocity jets and turbulent eddies
* Noise and vibration on maritime vessels
* Noise pollution, that affects negatively the quality of life
* Noise (acoustic), technical term for any sound, even deliberate
* Noise, vibration, and harshness, quality criteria for vehicles
* Traffic noise, including Roadway noise, Train noise
* Seismic noise, random tremors of the ground

Noise may also mean [[noise (signal processing)]] -- different types of interference including:

* [[Noise (audio)]], residual low level "hiss or hum"
* [[Noise (video)]], "snow" on video or television pictures
* [[Image noise]], related to digital photography
* [[Noise (electronics)]], related to electronic circuitry
* [[Ground noise]], appearing at the ground terminal of audio equipment
* [[Noise (radio)]], interference related to radio signals
* [[Atmospheric noise]], radio noise caused by lightning
* [[Cosmic noise]], radio noise from outside the Earth's atmosphere

Any one of many statistical types or colors of noise, such as:

* [[Gaussian noise]]
* [[White noise]]
* Pink noise
* Brownian noise or "brown" noise

Developmental noise, variations in living beings with same genome

* Neuronal noise in neuroscience
* Phonon noise in materials science
* Synaptic noise in neuroscience

Noise may also mean one of many technical measures of noise intensity, such as

* Noise figure, the ratio of the output noise power to attributable thermal noise
* Noise spectral density, No measured in Watt/Hertz
* Noise temperature, temperature that would produce equivalent semiconductor noise
* [[Ambient noise level]]
* [[Noise power]]

In computer graphics, noise may also mean a computer-generated pseudo-random texture, such as
Perlin noise, Simplex noise, Value noise, Wavelet noise, Gradient noise, and Worley noise, [[Simulation noise]]

Noise may also mean:

* [[Meta noise]], irrelevant metadata in computer files
* Cellular noise, in biology, random variability between cells
* Communication noise, factors that impair human-to-human communication
* Electrochemical noise, electrical fluctuations in electrolysis, corrosion, etc.
* [[Internet background noise]]
* [[Noise-based logic]], where logic values are different stochastic processes
* Noise (economic), relates to a theory of pricing developed by Fischer Black
* [[Noise (probability)]], a statistical model for information on processes
* Noise chart, a financial charting tool
* [[Noise print]], statistical signature of ambient noise for its suppression
* Noise trader, in financial research, a stock trader that makes random decisions
* [[Pseudorandom noise]], in cryptography, artificial signal that can pass for random
* [[Statistical noise]], a colloquialism for recognized amounts of unexplained variation in a sample
* Transcriptional noise, in biochemistry, errors in genetic transcription

In geography, noise may be:

* The Noises, a set of privately owned islands northeast of Rakino Island, New Zealand

In arts and culture:

* Noise in music, the occurrence of noise(s) in music, including noise reduction and uses in instrument tone, in composition and in performance
* Noise music, a noise-based aesthetic in experimental music and sound art
* Noise rock, a style of rock music prominent in the 1980s
* Noise pop, an alternative rock genre developed in the UK in the mid-1980s
* Noise Pop Festival, a indie rock festival started 1993 in San Francisco
* Power noise, a derivative of noise music
* String noise, made by guitar players sliding the fingers over the strings
* NOiSE, a manga by Tsutomu Nihei
* Noise Records, a German record label founded in 1983
* Noise FM 876, a radio station in Australia
* Noise (Goidelic mythology) or Naoise, a figure in Irish mythology
* Noise (Archive album)
* Noise, an album by DecembeRadio
* Noise (2007 Australian film), a drama written and directed by Matthew Saville
* Noise (2007 American film), a comedy-drama written and directed by Henry Bean
* Noise (programming block), a Fuji TV late-night anime programming block
* Noise (company), a second-party video game developer for Nintendo
* Noise (book), a 2006 popular science book by Bart Kosko
* Noise, a GStreamer-based audio player by the Pantheon desktop environment written in Vala
* Noise (novel), a 2010 science fiction novel by Darin Bradley
* Noise: The Political Economy of Music, a 1977 nonfiction book by Jacques Attali
* Le Noise, a 2010 album by Canadian musician Neil Young
* the Noise, a monthly newspaper in Northern Arizona
* The Noise (album), a 1993 album by English singer Peter Hamill
* The Noise: Frejus, a live video by the band King Crimson
* The Noise (TV series), a 1996 magazine show on ITV

In some places, noise may also mean:

* Knoxville Noise, a basketball franchise in Knoxville, TN
* Nashville Noise, a basketball franchise in Nashville, TN
* New York Noise, an indie rock music video TV program by NYCTV, 2003-2009

== See also ==

* Noíse, an alternative spelling of Naoise, a figure from Irish mythology
White noise (disambiguation)
* Japanese noise rock
* [[Father Pat Noise]], a fictitious priest figuring in a Dublin hoax

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