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Re: Does Octave contain Fast-Fourier Transforms built in?
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John Utz |
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Re: Does Octave contain Fast-Fourier Transforms built in? |
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Mon, 5 Feb 1996 15:33:11 -0800 (PST) |
Hi;
On Mon, 5 Feb 1996, Jason Quinn wrote:
> I would like to know if Octave contains built in Fast-Fourier Transform
> functions and Power Spectral Density routines.
yup on the FFT, u could easily write the PSD using xcorr and fft, i think.
what it is really lacking in is all the yummy filter routines from the
sig proc toolbox. There are a couple of filter routines at the octave
repository at U 0f Vigo, a yule walker and a kaiser, and an fir, i think.
A group at auburn, i think, just released a really bitchin' controls tool
box, replete with ss2tf tf2pz, etc.
Basically, if u just want to design some stuff, u can do a pretty
good job, but if u are in an undergrad program and somebody wants u to
hand in something with a cherbyshev or a butter ala matlab' u are out of
luck.
Thanks,
> Jason.
>
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