xscale.spectral.fft.fft¶
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xscale.spectral.fft.fft(array, nfft=None, dim=None, dx=None, detrend=None, tapering=False, shift=True, sym=False, chunks=None)¶ Compute the spectrum on several dimensions of xarray.DataArray objects using the Fast Fourrier Transform parrallelized with dask.
Parameters: - array : xarray.DataArray
Array from which compute the spectrum
- dim : str or sequence
Dimensions along which to compute the spectrum
- dx : float or sequence, optional
Define the resolution of the dimensions. If not precised, the resolution is computed directly from the coordinates associated to the dimensions.
- detrend : {None, ‘mean’, ‘linear’}, optional
Remove the mean or a linear trend before the spectrum computation
- tapering : bool, optional
If True, tapper the data with a Tukey window
- shift : bool, optional
If True, the frequency axes are shifted to center the 0 frequency, otherwise negative frequencies follow positive frequencies as in numpy.fft.ftt
- sym : bool, optional
If True, force the spectrum to be symmetrical even if the input data is real
- chunks : int, tuple or dict, optional
Chunk sizes along each dimension, e.g.,
5,(5, 5)or{'x': 5, 'y': 5}
Returns: - res : DataArray
A multi-dimensional complex DataArray with the corresponding dimensions transformed in the Fourier space.
Notes
If the input data is real, a real fft is performed over the first dimension, which is faster. Then the transform over the remaining dimensions are computed with the classic fft.