Hamming window

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The Hamming window is a mathematical function used in signal processing to reduce spectral leakage when analyzing finite-length signals with the Fourier transform.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf tapering function
window function
appliedTo time-domain samples before FFT
commonVariant periodic Hamming window
symmetric Hamming window
comparedTo Hann window NERFINISHED
developedInField numerical analysis of Fourier methods
field signal processing
goal reduce discontinuities at signal boundaries
reduce leakage of strong spectral components into adjacent frequencies
hasAdvantageOver Hann window in sidelobe attenuation
hasDisadvantageComparedTo Hann window in mainlobe width
hasMathematicalForm w[n] = α − β cos(2πn/(N−1))
hasParameter α ≈ 0.54
β ≈ 0.46
hasProperty continuous first derivative at boundaries
even-symmetric
maximum value at center
nonnegative
zero slope at endpoints
hasSupport 0 ≤ n ≤ N−1
implementedIn MATLAB NERFINISHED
NumPy NERFINISHED
Octave NERFINISHED
SciPy NERFINISHED
signal processing libraries
isDefinedFor finite-length sequences
isDefinedOn discrete-time index n
isTypeOf raised cosine window
namedAfter Richard W. Hamming NERFINISHED
tradeOffs higher frequency resolution loss than rectangular window
lower sidelobe levels than rectangular window
wider mainlobe than rectangular window
usedFor Fourier transform analysis
reducing spectral leakage
spectral analysis of finite-length signals
usedIn audio analysis
digital signal processing
discrete-time signal processing
filter design
power spectral density estimation
speech processing

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Richard W. Hamming notableWork Hamming window
Richard W. Hamming knownFor Hamming window