Thanks. Most of the features listed in the README haven't been implemented yet. I'm struggling with resampling right now, and trying to figure out how to do multistage interpolation/decimation for large rate changes. And I'm definitely lost when it comes to polyphase filtering. That said, basic single interpolation is working; the hard part is figuring out how to test if it's working correctly.
I could definitely use your help moving the filtering related stuff to DSP. Also, I'd love to hear your opinion on what should stay in Radio. Modulation should stay, but I'm not sure about stuff like noise generation functions. There's no hurry, I probably still won't have much to contribute for at least a month. On Sunday, April 6, 2014 2:46:36 PM UTC-6, João Felipe Santos wrote: > > Hello Jay, > > first of all, great job with the package! > > We should definitely integrate Radio.jl with DSP.jl, so that it uses DSP > as a dependency instead of having duplicates of basic functions (FIR, > windows, etc). I will be able to assist in migrating the extra > functionality you implemented to DSP.jl in a few weeks, but feel free to > send pull requests to if you are interested. > > -- > João Felipe Santos > > > On Sun, Apr 6, 2014 at 4:02 PM, Jay Kickliter > <[email protected]<javascript:> > > wrote: > >> I didn't tag the subject with [ANN] since *Radio.jl >> <https://github.com/JayKickliter/Radio.jl>* is barely a package yet. But >> I am looking for feedback, feature requests, and hopefully some help. >> >> I'm mainly writing the package to support my work with space >> communications, so I will be focusing on Phase Shift Keying and rectangular >> Quadrature Amplitude Modulation. But Julia needs a general comms package. >> If you have any needs/suggestions please let me know. >> >> I mistakenly re-implemeted some of *DSP.jl*'s functionality, and some of >> what I've written is missing from it. Maybe Radio's filtering functions >> should be moved to DSP? >> > >
