CONVOLVES Meaning and
Definition
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Convolve is a verb that refers to the mathematical operation of combining two functions to produce a third function. Specifically, it describes the process of generating a new function by merging two existing functions through a particular mathematical formula called convolution. Convolution involves taking the integral of the product of two functions as one function is shifted over the domain of the other.
In the field of signal processing and analysis, convolving two signals is a common technique used to manipulate and analyze data. By convolving one signal with another, it is possible to extract valuable information or modify the original signals in a desired manner. For example, in image processing, convolving an image with a specific filter can blur, sharpen, or enhance certain features within the image.
The resulting convolved function typically exhibits different characteristics compared to its original components. It can display properties such as smoothing, time-shift, scaling, or combining the properties of the original functions.
Convolution is a fundamental concept in various mathematical and scientific fields, including engineering, physics, computer science, and statistics. It enables the analysis and processing of signals and data, offering insights into underlying patterns and relationships. Thus, the term convolves signifies the action of combining functions through convolution, facilitating the manipulation and interpretation of data in diverse applications.
Common Misspellings for CONVOLVES
- convolvs
- convolove
- convolved
- convolve
- xonvolves
- vonvolves
- fonvolves
- donvolves
- cinvolves
- cknvolves
- clnvolves
- cpnvolves
- c0nvolves
- c9nvolves
- cobvolves
- comvolves
- cojvolves
- cohvolves
- concolves
- conbolves
Etymology of CONVOLVES
The word convolves is derived from the Latin word convolvere, which is a combination of two Latin elements: com meaning together and volvere meaning to roll. The Latin word convolvere evolved into the Old French word convolvre and then into Middle English as convolven. Over time, it transformed into the current form convolves.
Similar spelling words for CONVOLVES
- convalesce,
- convulsion,
- convalescent,
- convulsively,
- convulses,
- convulse,
- convulsive,
- convolution,
- convolute,
- involves,
- convoluted,
- convolve,
- convolvulus.
Conjugate verb Convolves
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