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>> Anyway, as to what percentage of the population understand the Fourier
>> Transform, I wouldn't like to say.
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> In my experience very little. Which does not stop them from using it
> when a package provides it.
> Proposition #6 from my thesis: the use of FFT to extract clinically
> relevant parameters should be forbidden in the field of cardiology.
Uh... I was under the impression that most of the useful information in
a cardiagram is in the time-domain anyway...? (OTOH, IANAD.)
>> I don't meet many people... I'm sure in any kind of competetive
>> process though, you're going to meet a hell of a lot of them.
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> Then why do have to import our PhD students? After Dutch and English,
> Russian is now the third language in our lab. Two years ago it was Italian.
No idea.
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