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I've been pleased with ease of use of the scipy.signal package for implementing bandpass filters: the `signal.butterworth()`,...

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I have followed rick lyons article on this ,and using the example values he gives, the output matches. But using different parameters the...

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This is probably a stupid question but, well, I'm not all that smart... Instead of going through all the trouble of designing complicated...

This is probably a stupid question but, well, I'm not all that smart... Instead of going through all the trouble of designing complicated digital filters, why don't we just pick the frequencies that we want to supress and replace those bins in the FFT with zeros?