Frames

In math, frames can refer to a framework for storing data, a generalization of a basis, or a way to define a position in space. 

Frame theory

• In frame theory, frames are used to store numeric data from digital signals like images, audio, and video.

• Frames can be used for data compression, noise reduction, and frequency analysis.

• Frames are used in many real-world applications, including signal processing, error detection, and filter bank design.

Frame of an inner product space 

• In linear algebra, a frame is a generalization of a basis for a vector space.

• Frames can be linearly dependent sets.

Frame of reference 

• In physics, a frame of reference is a set of coordinate axes that define a particle's position in space.

• The Cartesian coordinate system is a basic frame of reference.

Ten frames 

• In math, ten frames are a tool that helps students understand number relationships and part-whole concepts.

• Ten frames can help students learn addition and subtraction.