convolution

convolution

[Jochen Küpper]

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In 2002 there was a short discussion on this list on a convolution
interface for GSL and Brian wrote it down in fft/TODO
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Has anyone implemented that or parts of it by now?

Greetings,
Jochen
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Re: convolution

[Brian Gough]

Jochen Küpper writes:
 > In 2002 there was a short discussion on this list on a convolution
 > interface for GSL and Brian wrote it down in fft/TODO
 > ,----
 > | http://sourceware.org/ml/gsl-discuss/2001/msg00330.html
 > `----
 > Has anyone implemented that or parts of it by now?

No, not to my knowledge.

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Re: convolution

[Axel Hutt]

Brian Gough wrote:

 > Carlo Ferrigno writes:
 >  > Hello,
 >  >
 >  > 	is there any, already made, way to perform the convolution between two
 >  > gsl_vectors in GSL ?
 >
 > There is no ready made routine, because the best choice of algorithm
 > is problem-dependent.  (e.g. which type of fft to use)
 >
 > regards
 >
recently, I have computed convolutions of real data in the context of a 
Hilbert transform

by gsl_fft_real_transform and it worked well.

Axel



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Re: convolution

[Brian Gough]

Carlo Ferrigno writes:
 > Hello,
 > 
 > 	is there any, already made, way to perform the convolution between two 
 > gsl_vectors in GSL ?

There is no ready made routine, because the best choice of algorithm
is problem-dependent.  (e.g. which type of fft to use)

regards

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convolution

[Carlo Ferrigno]

Hello,

	is there any, already made, way to perform the convolution between two 
gsl_vectors in GSL ?

	Thank you,

carlo
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Re: Convolution

[Brian Gough]

marc chenu writes:
 > Has someone made a (temporal) convolution for GSL? (and willing to share)
 > Is a convolution going to be added in GSL?
 >  
 > Thank you for such a nice library.
 >  

I've added it to the TODO list (fft/TODO) in case anyone wants to work
on it. 

Convolution

[marc chenu]

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Hello
 
Has someone made a (temporal) convolution for GSL? (and willing to share)
Is a convolution going to be added in GSL?
 
Thank you for such a nice library.
 
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