But what is the Fourier Transform? A visual introduction. via /r/TheAmpHour https://buff.ly/2EltO42
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It's simply the projection of a signal on a basis comprised of complex exponentials - duh!
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In my experience people often ask "what is the fourier transform" when instead they should ask "why are complex exponentials a useful basis". I haven't watched
@3Blue1Brown's video yet but I'm sure it is great as always. I always recommend this course: https://see.stanford.edu/Course/EE2611 reply 0 retweets 2 likes -
I think most people aren't aware of what a basis is, or even a complex exponential and probably even why one would care :) Only after that can they ask why complex exponentials.
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True. However, and this might be a controversial position: Maybe people should learn at least some basic linear algebra (and complex arithmetic of course) before trying to do anything with fourier transforms. We also teach people addition *before* we teach them multiplication.
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