Discrete Derivatives – Jeff Shaul
www.jeffshaul.com › math › discrete-derivativesMay 06, 2021 · Unfortunately, this does mean losing some information at the ends of a finite discrete series. This isn’t suitable for some situations. For discrete series taking place in real-time, it’s better to take a “backward difference”. This does introduce some bias. The derivative at a local maxima will slant positive while it’s actually zero.
Discrete Derivatives – Jeff Shaul
https://www.jeffshaul.com/math/discrete-derivatives06.05.2021 · Unfortunately, this does mean losing some information at the ends of a finite discrete series. This isn’t suitable for some situations. For discrete series taking place in real-time, it’s better to take a “backward difference”. This does introduce some bias. The derivative at a local maxima will slant positive while it’s actually zero.