What’s Going On with DIT/DIF I
DIT and DIF have identical computational complexity analyses at the superficial level we did so far
- We will see some important features when we analyze where the data is stored and issues of good cache use and parallelism
First we will discuss a way of thinking about binary FFT’s which will make the future discussion much clearer
Critical idea is to represent indices by their binary representation shown below as d digit words for k and m: