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His name? Albert Einstein

Now, I don't doubt this is a true story, but it reads a lot like

"I'm a super athletic 6'7" guy, but only played college ball. I had a friend of mine, Rajon Rondo, who was comparatively unathletic. Talking like, 2/10. Short as well.

...and he made it to the NBA, got way farther than I did.

How? Easy. He had dedication. He could make great passes, he played great defense, and studied the game.

Coaches love that shit. Streetballers put much, much more emphasis on flashy dunks than coaches do.

Street ballers care how flashy you are. Coaches care how much impact you have to the team. "

no... the other Yi that played in the NBA.

Many (non-PhD) economists I know have a bit of trouble when it comes to Fourier analysis, transforms, DSP. So I'm gonna assume you're just a smart guy who's good at math.

What are some texts or papers you would recommend as "required reading" for multispectral imaging? I'm hoping to begin an engineering project at work that will involve multispectral imaging of tissue for medical purposes.