FFT Example 1: 1D Signal - Teradata Vantage

In this example, the signals are one-dimensional (1D).

Input

SQL Call

CREATE MULTISET TABLE fft_output1 AS (
  SELECT * FROM FFT (
    ON fft_input AS inputtable PARTITION BY id1 ORDER BY timestep
    USING
    ValueColumns ('value1')
  ) AS dt
) WITH DATA;

Output

The first row represents the input sequence of length one. Its FFT is the single value in the sequence (1).

The second and third rows represent the input sequence of length two. Its FFT has only real values.

The final four rows represent the input sequence of length four. Its FFT has conjugal symmetry.