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Anything related to oversampling, i.e. the process of sampling a signal at a much higher rate than the minimum required for its reconstruction (a.k.a. the Nyquist rate).
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Fast Fourier Transformation of incomplete signals
I would like to perform a FFT on a signal with equally sampled values of which some are missing.
(Actually, they are not even missing, but simply erroneous, so I can't use them, but I can detect when …
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