Inverse Fast Fourier Transform 2D
The Inverse Fast Fourier Transform 2D (hereinafter referred to as IFFT2D) is a fast algorithm derived from the Inverse Fast Fourier Transform (hereinafter referred to as IFFT). It efficiently converts two-dimensional data from the frequency domain to the time domain, commonly employed for the restoration of images and other two-dimensional frequency domain data to their original time domain representation.
Operator Effect
Principle
IFFT2D is an extension of the IFFT algorithm, designed to map frequency domain data to time domain data. It operates on two-dimensional data by performing IFFT operations separately along the y and x directions. The specific procedure is outlined as follows:
- Perform IFFT calculation on each column of the two-dimensional data, where ny represents the number of FFT points set in the interface parameters for the y-axis.
- Building upon the processing in step 1, perform IFFT calculation on each row of the two-dimensional data, where nx represents the number of FFT points set in the interface parameters for the x-axis.
- Return the calculation results from step 2.
API Interface
For detailed interface information, please refer to hbIFFT2D。


