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| + | The Matlab demo that most interested me was the FFT demonstration "Using FFT," which did analysis on sunspot data to find the period in which the max power was expressed. This demo was interesting to me because I tried in the past to write an FFT algorithm in Java. It was difficult to do in it's most optimized form because Java lacks complex number math. I read a book then detailing the Fourier transform and I found it very interesting that it was the basis of many types of signal analysis. It's interesting then to see it applied to sunspot analysis. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:29, 10 September 2012
Hi guys, my name is Sai! I am from Morrisville, North Carolina, which is about 20 minutes away from Duke. My interests surround mostly mobile technologies and computer science. Go Duke! Go Pratt! #ballsohard
[1], Sally Adee, IEEE Spectrum, updated June 2008, accessed 14 January 2009 (Reverse-engineer the brain)
The Matlab demo that most interested me was the FFT demonstration "Using FFT," which did analysis on sunspot data to find the period in which the max power was expressed. This demo was interesting to me because I tried in the past to write an FFT algorithm in Java. It was difficult to do in it's most optimized form because Java lacks complex number math. I read a book then detailing the Fourier transform and I found it very interesting that it was the basis of many types of signal analysis. It's interesting then to see it applied to sunspot analysis.
