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A filter is a logical object used to separate two or more substantial kinds, e.g. removing particulates from [[air]] or [[water]]. A slightly more expansive and general definition includes processes and non-physical objects used to define and differentiate stratum of information, whether that be sieving soil for sand particles or searching for information within a radio signal. Abstractly, a filter of type '''A''' removes '''A''' in it's discrete components '''a''' from some conglomeration S<sub>1</sub> so that S<sub>2</sub> = S<sub>1</sub> - (a<sub>1,</sub> a<sub>2</sub>, etc) | A filter is a logical object used to separate two or more substantial kinds, e.g. removing particulates from [[air]] or [[water]]. A slightly more expansive and general definition includes processes and non-physical objects used to define and differentiate stratum of information, whether that be sieving soil for sand particles or searching for information within a radio signal. Abstractly, a filter of type '''A''' removes '''A''' in it's discrete components '''a''' from some conglomeration S<sub>1</sub> so that S<sub>2</sub> = S<sub>1</sub> - (a<sub>1,</sub> a<sub>2</sub>, etc) | ||
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A filter is a logical object used to separate two or more substantial kinds, e.g. removing particulates from air or water. A slightly more expansive and general definition includes processes and non-physical objects used to define and differentiate stratum of information, whether that be sieving soil for sand particles or searching for information within a radio signal. Abstractly, a filter of type A removes A in it's discrete components a from some conglomeration S1 so that S2 = S1 - (a1, a2, etc)