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That sounds interesting, could you elaborate more?
by vermarish 7y ago
That sounds interesting, could you elaborate more?
- unlinked_dll 7y agoA pattern is something that repeats. Frequency is a mathematical description of repetition or cycles [1] . That's why spectral techniques and their relatives are so useful when dealing with patterns and information. So if you want to think about how patterns are constructed, frequency components are useful as the building blocks of those patterns. And from the other angle, if you stop thinking about frequency as "cycles per unit" and more in terms of just cycles or repetitions, then it's more intuitive when you talk about spatial frequency. [1] or to get really into it, it's one part alongside magnitude/phase components of linear/nonlinear combinations of time varying exponentials which abstract any pattern/signal/system.