In yesterday's article I demonstrated an intuitive explanation of the Fourier transform, which is used in nearly every branch of physics and mathematics. It allows an image to be stored in terms of its properties, such as average brightness and weighting of different regions of the image, and therefore is more useful for data analysis than a bitmapped image would be.
Today I will demonstrate one of the many applications of the Fourier transform. As promised, today I will be demonstrating how a...
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I am a theoretical physicist & mathematician, with training in electronics, programming, robotics, and a number of other related fields.
