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Discrete sine transform from a sign-modulated discrete cosine transform

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If ξn​=(−1)nxn​ and Cj​(ξ) is its type-II cosine transform, then
Zk​=CN−1−k​(ξ).
(1)
Thus a sign modulation, one fast cosine transform, and output reversal give an O(NlogN) sine-transform algorithm.

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