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Ask HN: Where can I learn about fourier transformations?
I've been looking for a easy to understand explanation but couldnt find any.
Dont care which one.
- HangYang 9y agoThe nature of it is not meant to be easy, sorry
- En_gr_Student 9y agoWhat is your learning level and dominant modality? What is your background?
- dharness 9y agoWhat is a dominant modality?
- zython 9y agoI'm a compsci undergrad currently, wouldnt say I'm bad at math wouldnt say I'm particularly good(thus the question), I can teach myself some math but it takes a lot of time and a lot of stress (which I'm trying to improve).
- NonEUCitizen 9y agoYou can learn it from your university's EE department.
- zython 9y agoI was looking for an easy explanation so I can be prepared to learn and study it.
- modeless 9y agoI highly recommend these videos: https://xiph.org/video/ https://xiph.org/video/ They don't directly explain the Fourier transform but watching them will give you important background that will help in understanding the Fourier transform.
- pitaa 9y agoA decent primer can be found at http://www.thefouriertransform.com/ http://www.thefouriertransform.com/