Graphical convolution example

11 years later and this is one of the best videos I have watched over the past few weeks studying for my exam.

Very helpfully class

this is the best video

Incredible explanation

Hi, thank you for the explanation. It was would have been better if you described how to mathematically obtain the interval, rather than just showing it graphically.

Thank you!!

sir how you get the ramp

Very interesting! Thaks a lot!

Hi man, I just wanted to know, of what all to know before learning convolution pls let me know and your. Videos are really helpful for my college thank you so much ans God bless

the integrals are too complicated, loses focus on the actual convolution.

Can anyone tell me how to determine the regions for the integration? I mean based on what?

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Thanks!

This must be the worst tutorial I have ever seen.

You don't have to sub in (t - tau) for t. It works out the same if you just keep the t as t.

what program did you use to visualize this?

I picture convolution as a square with a diagonal (not the (x,x) diagonal, the other one). Fight me.

Oh man! This is really good. Thank you NTS!

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Thanks mate, I've been using this method thanks to you - seems to work everywhere haha!

This video is cool! we are born to recognize shape and geometry.

i just had this one in my test exactly same , and i did it wrong ,despite of having watched it before because i only watched and didnt repeat it on paper.

thank you so much sir. I am at my wit's end right now

Thank you very much for this video, great! I am wondering: Can you tell me please which tool you are using to show the graphical convolution? Did you program it in Mathematica or an other program? And if Mathematica: Is there already a tool to show this type of analysis?

Pour la première fonction comment vous avez fait l'expresion analytique il semble que je nai pas comprit du tout

thanks so much sir , it's helpful <3

In which application you have plotted this graphs???

This was a beautiful explanation

This video is really helpful! Thanks for sharing!!!

Great explanation, thanks. However, I still need to know how to apply this to imaging systems.

hi ! please tell me why we must turn around h(-t)? for what this is ? please explane..... what happened if dont this is .... ( iim sorry if i did same mistakes in my message ... just im not English speaking person)

I was blown away by your example. Now this is teaching.

can anyone xplain me when t <0 ur actually delaying the signal then how r u moving it towards the left?

Amazing thank you

Shit, man, you explained it perfectly. Thanks quite a lot.

amazing, im not so stupid :D

Best video explaining convolution. Superb job!!!

Tell me please, what program do you use to get the convolution when you move the inverted triangle along the axis? Is there a program in free access? Thank you in advance for the answer.

Excellent video, thank you!

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tell me what is the software you used for that graphical convolution

mistake;
when t is negative, the curve will slide to the right.

the second part of the input i think it's -2t+2 you made it +4

Why did you take inercept as 4 ?

can u please explain why did u not change the eqn while ur h(-taw) is positive slope.. for me while h(-taw), eqn of line is = (1/3)taw+1 and after shifting it while h(t-taw)= (1/3)(t-taw)+1. please correct me if i am wrong...