aliasing in generalis where a signal is distorted by undersampling. Where you haven't taken enough data points to accurately represent the image.
In normal sampling there's a certain rate at which aliasing begins to occur, but I'm not sure about how it applies to images, since I nearly failed DSP so I didn't take image processing
(In normal sampling there's a certain rate at which aliasing begins to occur, but I'm not sure about how it applies to images, since I nearly failed DSP so I didn't take image processing
kitty meow meow,
Mon 15 Dec 2003, 19:21,
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I never did DSP stuff ... GC for me.I hadn't twigged that you were not the original question asker, sorry if my replies have seemed a little dumbed down.
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Hagbard ... it's been a long time.,
Mon 15 Dec 2003, 19:31,
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It's okI'll just have to ask my friend who has a doctorate in image processing :)
( kitty meow meow,
Mon 15 Dec 2003, 19:33,
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