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Rename filter types to distinguish coefficients from implementations #96

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Per my comment here

ZPKFilter -> ZeroPoleGain
TFFilter -> TransferFunction
BiquadFilter -> Biquad
SOSFilter -> SecondOrderSections

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Or should we do TFFilter -> PolynomialTF or PolynomialRatio?

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+1 for something like PolynomialRatio
On Feb 24, 2015 3:23 PM, "Simon Kornblith" [email protected] wrote:

Or should we do TFFilter -> PolynomialTF or PolynomialRatio?


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#96 (comment).

ZPKFilter -> ZeroPoleGain
TFFilter -> PolynomialRatio
BiquadFilter -> Biquad
SOSFilter -> SecondOrderSections
@simonster simonster force-pushed the sjk/rename-filters branch from 305a786 to c1da1b2 Compare April 6, 2015 20:05
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simonster added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 6, 2015
Rename filter types to distinguish coefficients from implementations
@simonster simonster merged commit dfb413c into master Apr 6, 2015
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