Closed zoccoler closed 3 months ago
During phasor calculation, pixels where DC is zero are replaced by DC average to avoid division by zero without interfering with the phasors. But if DC average is close to 0, it gets converted to integer and, thus, gets set to 0 again.
Solved via #48
During phasor calculation, pixels where DC is zero are replaced by DC average to avoid division by zero without interfering with the phasors. But if DC average is close to 0, it gets converted to integer and, thus, gets set to 0 again.