resample — Resample a signal by a rational factor with FIR antialiasing.
y = resample(x,p,q) changes the sample rate of x by the rational factor p/q. RunMat designs a Kaiser-windowed FIR antialiasing filter by default, compensates the filter delay, and operates along the first non-singleton dimension unless Dimension is specified.
Syntax
Y = resample(X, P, Q)
Y = resample(X, P, Q, N)
Y = resample(X, P, Q, N, BETA)
Y = resample(X, P, Q, B)
[Y, B] = resample(X, P, Q, ___)
[Y, B] = resample(X, P, Q, B, ___)Inputs
| Name | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
X | Any | Yes | — | Input signal array. |
P | NumericScalar | Yes | — | Positive integer upsampling factor. |
Q | NumericScalar | Yes | — | Positive integer downsampling factor. |
N | NumericScalar | No | 10 | Half-length filter order factor. |
BETA | NumericScalar | No | 5 | Kaiser window shape parameter. |
B | NumericArray | No | — | FIR antialiasing filter coefficients. |
B | NumericArray | Variadic | — | FIR antialiasing filter coefficients. |
Returns
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Y | NumericArray | Resampled signal. |
B | NumericArray | FIR antialiasing filter coefficients used for resampling. |
Returned values from resample depend on how many outputs the caller requests.
Errors
| Identifier | When | Message |
|---|---|---|
RunMat:sampleRate:ArgCount | Required arguments are missing or more than three inputs are provided. | sample-rate builtin: expected X, N, and optional PHASE |
RunMat:sampleRate:InvalidInput | X is not numeric, logical, complex, or a gpuArray containing numeric values. | sample-rate builtin: X must be numeric or logical |
RunMat:sampleRate:InvalidFactor | N is not a finite positive integer scalar. | sample-rate builtin: N must be a positive integer scalar |
RunMat:sampleRate:InvalidPhase | PHASE is not an integer scalar in the range 0 <= PHASE < N. | sample-rate builtin: PHASE must be an integer scalar with 0 <= PHASE < N |
RunMat:sampleRate:GatherFailed | A gpuArray input cannot be gathered for host sample-rate conversion. | sample-rate builtin: failed to gather GPU input |
RunMat:sampleRate:SizeOverflow | The requested output shape overflows host allocation limits. | sample-rate builtin: requested output is too large |
RunMat:sampleRate:BuildOutput | Output tensor construction fails. | sample-rate builtin: failed to build output |
RunMat:sampleRate:InvalidOption | A sample-rate conversion option, filter vector, or dimension selector is invalid. | sample-rate builtin: invalid option |
RunMat:sampleRate:OutputCount | More outputs are requested than the builtin supports. | sample-rate builtin: too many output arguments |
How resample works
- Accepts numeric, logical, integer, complex, vector, matrix, N-D tensor, and GPU tensor inputs.
pandqmust be finite positive integer scalars; the ratio is reduced before filter design and output sizing.- The output size along the operated dimension is
ceil(size(x,dim) * p / q); all other dimensions are preserved. resample(x,p,q,n)uses a Kaiser-windowed FIR filter with2*n*max(p,q)+1taps after ratio reduction.resample(x,p,q,n,beta)usesbetaas the Kaiser window shape parameter.resample(x,p,q,b)uses a caller-supplied real FIR coefficient vector.[y,b] = resample(...)returns the resampled signal and the FIR coefficients used.Dimension,dimresamples along an explicit one-based dimension.- Timetable and nonuniform time-vector syntaxes are not implemented yet; use
interp1/timetable-specific workflows before rational resampling when those forms are needed.
Examples
Upsample a row vector by a rational factor
x = 1:5;
y = resample(x, 3, 2)Return the filter coefficients
[y,b] = resample(x, 4, 1, 8, 5)Resample along columns
Y = resample(X, 2, 1, Dimension=2)Using resample with coding agents
Open a RunMat example with live inputs, then ask the agent to explain how resample changes the result.
Run a small resample example, explain the result, then change one input and compare the output.
FAQ
Which dimension does resample use?⌄
By default RunMat follows MATLAB's first non-singleton dimension rule. Use the Dimension name-value option to select a specific dimension.
Can I provide my own antialiasing filter?⌄
Yes. Pass a real coefficient vector as the fourth argument, for example resample(x,p,q,b).
Does resample support nonuniform time vectors or timetables?⌄
Not yet. This implementation covers the uniform rational-rate signal forms and rejects unsupported time/timetable forms rather than returning a misleading result.
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Open-source implementation
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