> they are. I'm -0 on the spectrogram, having personally spent time
> trying to use a naive spectrogram as a power spectrum estimator. I
> only spent enough time on that task
> to come to the understanding that it wasn't as simple as it seemed
> it should be.
it is easy, example Matlab code (may
Hello,
the class documentation[1] of fft states
"We require the length of data set to be power of 2"
and the method documenation[1] this
"Perform the base-4 Cooley-Tukey FFT algorithm (including inverse)."
One must be wrong:
base-4 alogrithm means that the length of data has to be power of 4
fft
