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FFT documentation
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Roberto Hernández |
Subject: |
FFT documentation |
Date: |
Thu, 23 Aug 2001 05:02:02 -0300 |
The FFT algorithm was designed for signals with a number of samples that is
an integer power of two. In case the number of samples isn't a power of two
there are two options: 1. zero-pad or truncate the signal, 2. use the DFT
algorithm which is much slower, but works for any number of samples.
I havent found any mention in the FFT function documentation as to which
approach is taken in this case. Does anyone know?
Roberto Hernandez
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