Rotation of time series

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From: David Page
Date: Fri, 18 May 2001 05:29

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Hi All,

Its been a general problem in Image processing that the algorithms should be
rotational invariant. However time series are considered objects in one
dimension.

Does anybody have any ideas on what can be the physical interpretation of
rotation of a time series by a certain angle?

Thanks,
David.

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