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I would argue that dithering is fake resolution, so you're not exceeding the limit in the information theoretic sense. Perhaps a better analogy would be compres
by queuebert 3y ago
I would argue that dithering is fake resolution, so you're not exceeding the limit in the information theoretic sense. Perhaps a better analogy would be compressed sensing on a sparse, structured signal where you can seemingly violate Nyquist but only because you have additional information about the sampled signal.