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by mikewarot
1323 days ago
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I believe that she was using the term "linear" in the computational/signal processing sense, not that of computing. In electronics, in a linear system, you can decompose a complex waveform and analyze its response to each frequency discretely, and when you recompose them, you get a correct answer. In a non-linear system, such as a mixer, no such analysis is possible, you have to consider all of the frequencies, and their levels at the same time. Also consider that most algorithms are founded on a deterministic computational method. |
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