What is the padding option for importing an image?
If the modulation period is not an integer multiple of the sampling rate, then there are a fractional number of samples per modulation cycle. For example, if the modulation period is 8 seconds and the sampling rate is 24.6Hz, then there are 196.8 samples per modulation cycle. In that case, the first 8/10ths of the 197th pixel are in the initial modulation cycle and the last 2/10ths of the 197th pixel are in the subsequent modulation cycle. This presents an issue for displaying the data so that the samples for each modulation are used to form one column of pixels in the image. Padding is a method of dealing with fractional samples that are split between modulation cycles. If an imported image is padded, the number of pixels per column is set to the smallest integer that is greater than the number of pixels per modulation period. In the example above, the image size is set to 197 pixels (the smallest integer greater than 196.8). Then, the first 197 samples are included in the first colum
Related Questions
- I am using the option to Automatically Detect the Presence of Handwriting for my Image field. Why isn Remark Office OMR picking up all of my handwritten comments?
- After processing image files using the "Create Searchable PDF" option, I noticed that my PDF files are now Zero KB. What happened?
- What is the interpolation option for importing an image?
