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In fMRI data, we refer to frequency space of volumetric image data as K-Space. I would like a general term for frequency space of a signal, without the use of
by probinso 9y ago
In fMRI data, we refer to frequency space of volumetric image data as K-Space.
I would like a general term for frequency space of a signal, without the use of the word `frequency` . This is because `frequency` is also used when describing histograms in general image processing, and is in general an overloaded term.
Any established words or phrases in the corpus? any tips?
- whatshisface 9y agoK-Space is sufficiently general, because "k" is defined as the wavenumber (2pi over wavelength). That's simply related to frequency in nearly every case unless your medium is interstellar hydrogen or shockwaves in air or something. If you need to talk about frequency specifically you could talk about the period (inversely proportional) or the angular frequency (factor of 2pi).