resample
/riːˈsæmpəl/
verb
- To take a new sample or a second sample of something, especially for testing or analysis.
- The lab had to resample the water from the river after the first test showed unusual results.
- If the soil test is inconclusive, we will resample the area next week.
- The researchers decided to resample the population to verify their initial findings.
- In digital audio or image processing, to change the sampling rate or resolution of a signal or image.
- You can resample the audio file to a lower bitrate to save storage space.
- The software allows you to resample an image to a different resolution without losing too much quality.
- When you resample a digital recording, the software calculates new data points between the original samples.
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