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Fourier Synthesis. Sinusoidal Functions as “Building Blocks” for Spatial Vision. “Sinusoidal Function ” F( ) = sin( ). . sin( ). sin( 0 ) = 0.0. sin( 45 ) = 0.7. sin(9 0 ) = 1.0. sin( 135 ) = 0.7. sin(18 0 ) = 0.0. sin( 225 ) = - 0.7. sin(27 0 ) = - 1.0. sin( 315 ) = - 0.7. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Fourier SynthesisFourier Synthesis
Sinusoidal Functions as “Building Blocks”for Spatial Vision
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““Sinusoidal FunctionSinusoidal Function” ” F(F() = sin() = sin())
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sin(0) = 0.0sin(0) = 0.0
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sin(45) = 0.7sin(45) = 0.7
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sin(90) = 1.0sin(90) = 1.0
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sin(135) = 0.7sin(135) = 0.7
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sin(180) = 0.0sin(180) = 0.0
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sin(225) = sin(225) = -- 0.70.7
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sin(270) = sin(270) = -- 1.01.0
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sin(315) = sin(315) = -- 0.70.7
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sin(360) = sin(0) = 0.0sin(360) = sin(0) = 0.0
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F(x) = sin(x)F(x) = sin(x)
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F(x) = sin(x)F(x) = sin(x)
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F(x) = sin(x)F(x) = sin(x)
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F(x) = sin(x)F(x) = sin(x)
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F(x) = sin(x)F(x) = sin(x)
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F(x) = square(x)F(x) = square(x)
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Two-dimensional F(x,y)Two-dimensional F(x,y)
Horizontal position (x)Horizontal position (x)
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Two-dimensional F(x,y)Two-dimensional F(x,y)
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F(x,y) = one of an infinite functions of (x,y)F(x,y) = one of an infinite functions of (x,y)
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One-dimensional F(x) = square(x)One-dimensional F(x) = square(x)
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F(x) = square(x) F(x) = square(x) sin(x) sin(x)
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F(x) = square(x) F(x) = square(x) sin(x) sin(x)
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F(x) = sin(x)F(x) = sin(x)++11//33 sin(3x) sin(3x)
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F(x) = sin(x)F(x) = sin(x)++11//33 sin(3x) sin(3x) ++11//55 sin(5x) sin(5x)
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F(x) = sin(x)F(x) = sin(x)++11//33 sin(3x) sin(3x) ++11//55 sin(5x) sin(5x) ++11//77 sin(7x) sin(7x)
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F(x) = sin(x)F(x) = sin(x)++11//33 sin(3x) sin(3x) ++11//55 sin(5x) sin(5x) ++11//77 sin(7x) sin(7x)
++11//99 sin(9x) sin(9x)
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F(x) = sin(x)F(x) = sin(x)++11//33 sin(3x) sin(3x) ++11//55 sin(5x) sin(5x) ++11//77 sin(7x) sin(7x)
++11//99 sin(9x) sin(9x) ++11//1111 sin(11x) sin(11x)
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F(x) = sin(x)F(x) = sin(x)+ + 11//33 sin(3x) sin(3x) + + 11//55 sin(5x) sin(5x) + + 11//77 sin(7x) sin(7x)
+ + 11//99 sin(9x) sin(9x) + + 11//1111 sin(11x) sin(11x) + + 11//1313 sin(13x) sin(13x)
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F(x) = sin(x)F(x) = sin(x)++11//33 sin(3x) sin(3x) ++11//55 sin(5x) sin(5x) ++11//77 sin(7x) sin(7x)
+ + 11//99 sin(9x) sin(9x) ++ …... …... ++11//2525 sin(25x) sin(25x)
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F(x) = F(x) = 11sin(sin(11x)x)++11//33 sin( sin(33x) x) ++11//55 sin( sin(55x) x) ++11//77 sin( sin(77x)x)
+ + 11//99 sin( sin(99x) x) ++ …... …... ++11//2525 sin( sin(2525x) x) [freq components][freq components]
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FF(() = () = (1 ,1 , 11))+(+(11//3 3 ,3,3) ) +(+(11//5 5 ,, 55) ) + (+ (11//7 7 ,, 77) + () + (11//99 ,, 99) ) ++ …... …...
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FF(() = ) = 1, 0, 1, 0, 11//33, 0, , 0, 11//5 5 , 0, , 0, 11//7 7 , 0, , 0, 11//99, …..., …...
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Fourier PairsFourier Pairs
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sin(x) +1/5*sin(9x)
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Fourier PairsFourier Pairsarbitrary
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Fourier PairsFourier Pairs
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Fourier PairsFourier Pairs
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Low-pass FilteringLow-pass Filtering
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High-pass FilteringHigh-pass Filtering
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Frequency ChannelsFrequency Channels
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2D Gabor Functions2D Gabor Functions
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