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wimms
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hi,
Could someone point me to some good material that relates to problems of (computational) spectral analysis? I understand FFT well enough, and although I'm not very good with math I'm willing to chew. What I'm seeking is some alternative approach to Fourier transformation (ie. from time-domain into dynamic frequency domain).
I'm not even sure what exactly I'm after, for now I just want to learn all approaches that have been tried. I don't even know what to google for. FFT gives too much noise..
thanks for pointers.
Could someone point me to some good material that relates to problems of (computational) spectral analysis? I understand FFT well enough, and although I'm not very good with math I'm willing to chew. What I'm seeking is some alternative approach to Fourier transformation (ie. from time-domain into dynamic frequency domain).
I'm not even sure what exactly I'm after, for now I just want to learn all approaches that have been tried. I don't even know what to google for. FFT gives too much noise..
thanks for pointers.