论文信息 - Antialiasing by Gaussian integration

Antialiasing by Gaussian integration

The antialiasing method presented is based on Gaussian integration rather than Fourier spectrum analysis; it views aliasing as a general integral approximating a sampled function instead of a signal reconstruction problem. In this way, we can use classical numerical analysis to study the problem.

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