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Relation between absolute integrability and the existence of the Fourier transform

I know that absolute integrability of a signal is a sufficient condition for the existence of Fourier transform but I'd like to knowIs the existence of Fourier transform sufficient for the absolute ...

signal-analysisfourier-transformfrequency-spectrum 
user avatarasked byGuna Score of 1
user avataranswered byMatt L. Score of 3

Does enlarging the domain change the RIP constant in the following case?

The linear map $\mathcal{A}(\cdot)$ is said to have RIP (restricted isometry property) with a restricted isometric constant ${\delta\in [0,1)}$ if it has the following property:\begin{equation}\label{...

compressive-sensingnorm 
user avatarasked bykarry Score of 1
user avataranswered byMarcus Müller Score of 1

Greatest hits from previous weeks:

If humans can only hear up to 20 kHz frequency sound, why is music audio sampled at 44.1 kHz?

I read in some places that music is mostly sampled at 44.1 kHz whereas we can only hear up to 20 kHz. Why is it?

audiosamplingnyquist 
user avatarasked bySoham De Score of 65
user avataranswered byendolith Score of 96

What is the physical significance of negative frequencies?

This has been one of the holes in my cheddar cheese block of understanding DSP, so what is the physical interpretation of having a negative frequency?If you have a physical tone at some frequency ...

fourier-transformfrequency 
user avatarasked bySpacey Score of 125
user avataranswered bySpacey Score of -3

Kalman filter - understanding the noise covariance matrix

What is the significance of the noise covariance matrices in the Kalman Filter framework? I am referring to:process noise covariance matrix Q, and measurement noise covariance matrix Rat any time ...

filtersnoisekalman-filterstracking 
user avatarasked byRaaj Score of 15
user avataranswered byRoger Labbe Score of 21

What is the difference between feature detectors and feature descriptors?

What is the difference between feature detectors and feature descriptors? Which among these are detectors and which are descriptors: Harris, SURF, Min Eigen, FAST, SIFT, BRISK

image-processingcomputer-visionlocal-features 
user avatarasked byJayesh Parmar Score of 16
user avataranswered byDima Score of 27

"River" detection in text

Over on the TeX stackexchange, we have been discussing how to detect "rivers" in paragraphs in this question. In this context, rivers are bands of white space that result from accidental alignment ...

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user avatarasked byLev Bishop Score of 186
user avataranswered byJonas Score of 139

Why so many methods of computing PSD?

Welch's method has been my go-to algorithm for computing power spectral density (PSD) of evenly-sampled timeseries. I noticed that there are many other methods for computing PSD. For example, in ...

frequency-spectrumpower-spectral-density 
user avatarasked bynibot Score of 70
user avataranswered byBryan Score of 93

time in Sine Wave equation

According to Wikipedia, The sine wave or sinusoid is a mathematical function that describes a smooth repetitive oscillation.The formula for the Sine wave is,A = Amplitude of the Waveω = the ...

frequencywave 
user avatarasked bySufiyan Ghori Score of 3
user avataranswered byJason R Score of 5
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