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by charlesism
2861 days ago
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Yep. If anyone is here because they're curious about the FFT, you'd do better to start with a DFT implementation (identical to FFT, just a slower algo), most of which are tiny enough to fit on a postcard. C source code behind popular Python FFT versions are elsewhere on GitHub (ie: try Numpy or Scipy repo) |
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