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A Fast Recursive Implementation of Gabor Filters

Michael Ansorge
2005
Conference paper

Abstract

This paper presents two methods, based on the rational approximation of functions, for designing Gabor like IIR filters with reduced computational complexity. The performance of the designed filters is discussed and comparisons with other approaches are made.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/167742?ln=en

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