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Currently I don't see a way to compute the nonuniform fourier transform at arbitrary points. nufft2 is the closest variant, but it requires a regular grid of x, y coordinates in the transform space. A more flexible one should take any number of arbitrary (x, y) pairs and return the same number of fourier coefficients. Or did I overlook something?
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Currently I don't see a way to compute the nonuniform fourier transform at arbitrary points.
nufft2
is the closest variant, but it requires a regular grid ofx, y
coordinates in the transform space. A more flexible one should take any number of arbitrary(x, y)
pairs and return the same number of fourier coefficients. Or did I overlook something?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: