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Using simple trigonometric relations, fast algorithms have been developed for computing discrete cosine transforms (DCTs) and sine transforms (DSTs) using the discrete Hartley transform (DHT). These algorithms compute DCTs and DSTs using smaller length DHTs in parallel, with some additional processing of the data. Their computational complexity is almost equal to that of the fastest algorithms using other methods.<>