Re: TOTALLY OFF TOPIC: 24-bit-per-pixel limit to Gdk RGB ?



On Wed, 19 Feb 2003, individual wrote:


On Wednesday, February 19, 2003, at 12:06 PM, TORRI Vincent wrote:

http://www.yorku.ca/eye/machband.htm

One thing about this link : the fact presented at this link looks like 
the
Gibbs phenomenum in the Fourier analysis. Quite interesting, as we can
consider that the eye make a Fourier transform, according to some 
papers
(the eye detects the wavelength (or the frequencies, as you want) of 
the
colors)


I seriously doubt it. The Gibbs "overshoot" appears in the frequency 
domain, not in the spatial domain, which the lower graph represents.

Well ? I don't think so : if you take one 1-periodic funtion which is NOT 
continuous (called f), f(k) its kth Fourier coefficient and Fn(x) the sum 
over k=-n to n, of f(k)exp(2iPikx), and if you display Fn, you will see 
the Gibbs phenomenum (L infty norm of f < a constant < L infty norm of 
Fn).
  Take f(x)=0 for x in [0;0.5[ and f(x)=1 for x=0.5;1] (which is almost 
the function drawn in the page below) and draw Fn (n=50 for example). I 
will look (a bit of course) like that.If you take f as the black function, 
and do the same computations, you draw Fn and you remark that Fn goes 
upper and lower than f (even if there is no Gibbs phenomenum in this 
case).
 The Gibbs phenomenum appears in the "spatial" domain.
  My previous post was just a remark : the red curve let me think about 
the gibbs phenomenum. I don't know any link between Gibbs phenomenum and 
the mach bands.

regards

Vincent TORRI



Paul

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