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windowing
In digital signal processing, this term refers to a mathematical operation used to minimize spectral leakage by tapering the edges of a finite segment of a signal. It is a technical term of art, typically used in engineering and physics contexts to describe the application of functions like the Hamming or Hanning windows.
In computing and architecture, the term shifts from mathematical analysis to spatial limitation. In UI design, it describes the restriction of a view to a specific viewport, while in construction, it refers to the physical installation process. Because it is primarily used as a gerund or a technical process name, it is almost always treated as an uncountable noun.
Meanings
The process of dividing a signal or a data set into smaller, overlapping or non-overlapping segments to analyze them in the frequency domain.
A technique in computer graphics and user interface design where a specific portion of a larger image or screen is displayed within a defined boundary.
Examples
The engineer explained that windowing is essential to reduce spectral leakage in the FFT.
We need to start the windowing of the new warehouse by next Monday.
I am still struggling with the concept of windowing in this digital signal processing course.
The software uses a specific windowing technique to render only the visible part of the map.
Try windowing the data stream before you run the analysis.
The cost of windowing the entire house was much higher than we expected.
Is the windowing function applied before or after the sampling process?
The UI designer suggested a different windowing approach for the mobile interface.