Convolution using narray

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Brian Schröder

The narray documentation is a bit thin, so I'm asking here. I do want to do a convolution. Map a two dimensional kernel onto a two dimensional image. I thought the

FFTW.convol(a, b)

function of narray would do this. But I see that it requests to narrays of the same size? So I this can't be convolution. What is it, and where can I find a convolution function?

Regards,

Brian
 
B

Brian Schröder

The narray documentation is a bit thin, so I'm asking here. I do want to do a convolution. Map a two dimensional kernel onto a two dimensional image. I thought the

FFTW.convol(a, b)

function of narray would do this. But I see that it requests to narrays of the same size? So I this can't be convolution. What is it, and where can I find a convolution function?

I promise to buy myself a good math book and get some sleep. I have to extend the kernel with zeros to the size of the image. I apologies. It is a long time since I have learned those things.

Regards,

Brian
 

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