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til - hexagons are the basis of the human visual system and the brain’s navigation system
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It makes sense because the real world is isotopic. Rectangular is presumptuous to some extent where high frequency information will be found.
I understand each of those words.
What’s really cool as that the basis of support in the frequency domain has the same shape as your sampling function.
And generally speaking, the perfect shape would be a circle because you can fit the maximum amount of bandlimited noise into that space. Orientation really shouldn’t matter. It’s stranger that it does.