> If simply comparing two algorithms by the number of operations needed to
> compute a sample, would you include delays in filters as an operation? I'm
> just wondering as some papers about FFT only include real multiplications
> and additions as operations.
>
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Thank you all for the support on my question.
At first I implemented linear interpolation to go on with the coding
quickly and skipping this issue, but I'm aware of the spectral cutoff that
this implies. When refining the model I will rather have a Lagrange design
for the interpolator filter as I
Dear all,
I'm looking into a fractional delay filter design implemented in python, if
it exists... If not, well I will need to implement one, and since I'm new
to numeric stuff in python pointers and tips will be highly appreciated!
BTW: My goal is to implement a simple digital waveguide string mod
