Problem 1509. Fast Fourier transform algorithm

Created by Bob Levy

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Last Solution submitted on Dec 01, 2022

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Selvaraaju Murugesan on 15 May 2013

Some numerical inaccuracies with the test case and the expected output!

G K on 15 May 2013

float tolerance needed ?

Peter Cook on 2 Oct 2014

I'm off by O(10*eps) from the test suite, can you possibly test isequal(single(fft(x)),single(y))

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Solution 280284

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Jean-Marie Sainthillier on 14 Jul 2013

I don't know why regexp miss this ...

J.R.! Menzinger on 20 Aug 2013

Very Nice solution!!

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Solution 244790

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J.R.! Menzinger on 15 May 2013

Ok! a little hack on this... ;-)

Bob Levy on 14 Jun 2013

Jose', you've inspired me to make this a bit of a hacking competition. I'll update the test suite to address issues found, but will reward the first to find issues like you have by sending MathWorks swag (maybe a t-shirt or coffee mug, you'll have to try and see :-) Jose', yours is on the way.

J.R.! Menzinger on 9 Jul 2013

I became my t-shirt and my basecap with the post for 3 days... THANK YOU!! ;-)

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