- Updated project name from "Filter-View" to "FilterView" in build_and_run.md
- Corrected repository URLs and directory names to match the new naming convention.
- Updated README and build_and_run.md to reflect the new project name: FilterView
- Renamed window title in App.java from "Speed Graph" to "Filter View"
- Completed project renaming for consistency across documentation and code
- Renamed package from com.waveletsolutions.robot to com.waveletsolutions.filtering
- Updated the main class reference in pom.xml to ensure the application runs correctly
- Improved class documentation to reflect the educational and professional use of signal processing techniques
- Removed outdated AppTest.java file, which was no longer relevant
- Renamed the project to FilterView in preparation for GitHub update
- Updated package name from com.waveletsolutions.robot to com.waveletsolutions.filtering
- Modified build_and_run.md and pom.xml to reflect the new project and package name
- Renamed App.java, FFTUtils.java, and FilterUtils.java to match the new package structure
- Added a reference to build_and_run.md in the README for easier access to build and run instructions.
- Cleaned up descriptions in README for better readability and consistency.
- Set up Maven Wrapper (mvnw) for consistent builds across environments
- Added the ability to generate Javadocs using the full-build profile
- Updated build instructions to reflect Maven Wrapper usage and Javadocs location
- Improved build process and ensured Javadocs are generated in target/apidocs/
Raised cosine is displayed in an interactive JavaFX GUI. The beta
value can be dyanmically adjusted from 0 to 1 and an FFT displays
the spectral impact to the most recent adjustment.
A low-pass filter can replace the raised cosine FIR filter to show
the difference between the two.
