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Commutative Hypercomplex Fourier Transforms of Multidimensional Signalsextension in multidimensional signal theory. Our future aim is to develop principles for the design of hypercomplex filters. The first method is introduced in Chap. 11, where the auaternionic Gabor filters are explored.

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Local Hypercomplex Signal Representations and Applications contrast to the 1-D analytic signal we will use the quaternionic frequency domain instead of the complex Fourier domain. Based on the so defined quaternionic analytic signal [36] the instantaneous amplitude and quaternionic phase of a 2-D signal can be defined [34].

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