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A while ago I posted looking for DSP books.  Thanks to everyone who
responded.  I've checked out a few of them and discovered that, while
they are useful, I may have expressed my main requirements
incorrectly.

I'm looking for books on signal processing applications (I guess?).
That is, I have a bunch of abstract data which I would like to treat
as a signal and apply various SP techniques.  The problem is that I
know relatively little about the properties of these algorithms.  Thus
I don't really know what is possible, desireable, easy, hard, ...

Ideally, I would find a book which had hands-on descriptions like "If
you have data like this, you can use these N techniques to get X
effects."  From what I've learned so far, things like filtering,
correlation, spectral analysis (FFT) and adaptive processing in
general are of interest in my domain.

I am not conducting SP research but rather would like to be a user of
SP.  The math behind it all is a bit off the topic for me but of
course, I'll try and learn what's necessary.

Thanks alot again.



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