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What is JDSP?

Written in JAVA

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JDSP is written purely in Java. It has dependencies on 2 core libraries: Apache Commons Math and IIRJ both of which are also open source projects. It also uses XChart for plotting. As privacy concerns grow with time, the need for edge-processing becomes paramount. Java as a programming language is one of the most popular among both enterprises and hobbyists. Additionally, the Android OS supports Java and holds more than 80% market share. Hence, if any signal processing task needs to be done on-device, there is a need for a library which can perform such tasks. JDSP is the only library which has a comprehensive list of tools (close equivalent of scipy-signal from which it is inspired) capable of handling digital signal processing tasks in Java.

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JDSP is written purely in Java. It has dependencies on 3 core libraries: Apache Commons Math, IIRJ and SSJ , all of which are also open source projects. It also uses XChart for plotting. To reduce persistent dependency on cloud operations, the need for edge-processing becomes paramount. Java as a programming language is one of the most popular among both enterprises and hobbyists. Additionally, the Android OS supports Java and holds more than 80% market share. Hence, if any signal processing task needs to be done on-device, there is a need for a library which can perform such tasks. JDSP is the only library which has a comprehensive list of tools (close equivalent of scipy-signal from which it is inspired) capable of handling digital signal processing tasks in Java.