constructing a 1D using ifft
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Hi there,
I get confused with all the website explaining how to construct an image from k-space using inverse fourier transform. I understand I need use abs(ifftshift(ifft(sig))) in order to produce a 2D image. Can someone please tell what I need to use in order to get a 1D image instead?
Best wishes
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As long as sig is 1D, you should be getting 1D output.
>> sig=1:5; %1D signal
>> abs(ifftshift(ifft(sig))) %1D output
ans =
0.5257 0.5257 0.8507 3.0000 0.8507
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Image Analyst
2012-12-19
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What is k-space? Do you mean "frequency space," or the "Fourier domain"? And your code will give a 1D "image" - it does not produce a 2D image. If you are dealing with 2D images, you would use the "2" version, such as fft2() and ifft2(). Why do you think you're getting a 2D image when you use those 1D functions like you showed? What does "whos" show for your output?
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Azza Ahmed
2012-12-20
Image Analyst
2012-12-20
sig must have already been run through fftshift(). And you don't get a 2D image from that so you'd have to do it for every line and every column of your image - that essentially what fft2() does. Don't bother with that unnecessary complicated way of doing it, just use fft2 and make it easy.
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