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This is also true for post-processing data, like applying FFT filters. Oftentimes real world data does not have constant timestep sizes but most library functio
by Eddy_Viscosity2 5y ago
This is also true for post-processing data, like applying FFT filters. Oftentimes real world data does not have constant timestep sizes but most library functions for things like FFT assumed that they do. So I always resample to constant timestep size before doing anything filtering. This of course doesn't apply to real-time analysis.