Visualizing the discrete fourier transform (DFT) in python (tutorial): Part 1

[@funmath3835]

thanks for the info .

[@Samsul2013]

interesting, I just grabbed the idea of how it works ... not the details. thanks. can you put this article and the code somewhere for hands on?

[@goranjosic]

I've never used anaconda, so I'm unfamiliar with spyder.
What is unusual to me is that you didn't create a virtual environment first and install everything inside venv? Is it because anaconda installs everything necessary together with python?!

[@Samsul2013]

It looks like something got iterated (in a loop) with some variables multiplied over and over again in order to re-construct the original image

[@Samsul2013]

explanation using diagrams hopefully simpler to understand the process compared to speaking words due to the nature of the subject