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What do you mean?
by alecst 14y ago
What do you mean?
- frozenport 14y agoThe imaginary part of the transform.
- nphrk 14y agoThe article uses the magnitude of the coefficients, which is computed using both the real and the imaginary part.
- dbaupp 14y agoThe phase portion isn't actually just the imaginary part, it's just the piece of information lost when one goes from real+imag -> magnitude, i.e. it's the argument of the complex number.