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>Why not call it “conversion of a signal into frequencies” I agree, there has to be a combination of Greek & Latin parts to compile into a Germanic-style adjec
by rustcleaner 1y ago
>Why not call it “conversion of a signal into frequencies”
I agree, there has to be a combination of Greek & Latin parts to compile into a Germanic-style adjective sandwich of a word which describes the Fourier.
Interpolation is one such word:
Inter - between/among,
pol - fill/smooth/polish,
ation - action or process of the foregoing.
May I propose 'Signalidominotransform' or 'Signalidominomorphosis' as candidates to replace "Fourier Transformation?"
- drdeca 1y agoI don’t understand this name. I see “signal” (which seems more related to an application of Fourier transforms?) and “domino”? I don’t get the “domino” part. In any case, it is way longer.