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Article #107Newbie book recommendations?
From: Julian &
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1992 19:35
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1992 19:35
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I am looking for a reference for signal processing algorithms for your basic EE (that is, me) that is simultaneously rigorous and readable. It's hard to find a text that satisfies both requirements, and I was wondering if someone had found one. The following are on my list: Practical but not complete -------------------------- Numerical Recipes in C Programs for Digital Signal Processing -- IEEE Press Complete but not too readable ----------------------------- Theory and Application of DSP -- Rabiner and Gold DSP -- Oppenheim and Schafer Random Data: Analysis and Measurement Procedures -- Bendat and Piersol Theoretical but not complete ---------------------------- Fundamentals of DSP -- Ludeman -- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Julian Sinai sinai@acuson.com =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= -- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Julian Sinai sinai@acuson.com
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