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IFilter interface

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This article describes IFilter, which is the interface for working with digital signal filters in Machine Learning Studio (classic).

Note

Applies to: Machine Learning Studio (classic) only

Similar drag-and-drop modules are available in Azure Machine Learning designer.

The IFilter interface provides methods and properties that are used to configure and interact with digital signal filters that have been defined using one of the filter modules in Studio (classic). For more information, see Filter.

You use the IFilter interface to save a filter or apply a predefined filter to data.

  • Specify a filter to use: its type, coefficients, etc.
  • Apply the filter to input data
  • Generate a DataTable of data with filter results

You can interact with IFilter only in Studio (classic), or in one of the supported APIs.

See also

Module data types