A data filter is a device, algorithm, or process that removes some unwanted components or features from a data signal. The unwanted component may be random noise (perhaps from mixing turbulence or ...
When you capture waveform data, you often want to process the data to extract information about the signal or to extract a particular wave shape. Filters—analog or digital—often provide the signal ...
There’s no such thing as an objective filter: Why designing algorithms that tell us the news is hard
We are all immersed in an incomprehensible abundance of available information, and we can only read or watch or consume some meaningless fraction of it. What we see, and what we don’t see, is heavily ...
In general data-collection/logging systems, some kind of sensor is attached to filter. Also, the signal-conditioning amplifier is used for signal modifications for gain/offset modification, followed ...
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