Question: data dimension limit
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Hi,
I am interested in using your library in a quantum computing context. We have a large body of data in a high dimensional space, that is not sampled in an equidistant grid (sobol sequences). However, most libraries for adjoint NFFTs seem to have a technical limit of only allowing three dimensional data.
As far as your publications go, I have not seen any limit described. Is there a technical limitation with regards to the dimension?
Kind Regards
Patrick Steinmüller
Hi, the NFFT usually works well for dimensions up to d=5. I know of a practical application with d=4.
There is no strict technical limit of the dimension (although the Matlab interface currently allows only d<=5). However, for higher dimensions the memory requirements become much bigger so that it seems usually not practical anymore (e.g. the number of Fourier coefficients is N^d).
For higher dimensions, one could work on different grids, for example rank-one lattices.