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After having read comp.dsp for a while, I thought I'd
post a list of some handy references.

For basic DSP:
	"Digital Signal Processing", by Oppenheim and Schafer,
ISBN0-13-214635-5
	"Discrete-Time Signal Processing", by Oppenheim and Schafer,
ISBN 0-13-216292-X
	"Digital Processing of Speech Signals", by Rabiner
and Schafer, ISBN 0-13-213603-1
	"Theory and Application of Digital Signal Processing",
by Rabiner and Gold, ISBN 0-13-914101-4
	
For interpolation/decimation:
	"Multirate Digital Signal Processing", by
Crochiere and Rabiner, ISBN (not in my office at the minute)

For coding, specialized processing:
	"Digital Coding of Waveforms", by Jayant and Noll,
ISBN 0-13-211913-7

Now, folks, there's been some incredible assertions made in
this newsgroup lately, I ask those making such assertions to
please consult a reference or two on the appropriate subject,
and examine your assertions.  I don't want to single out
any one particular person.  I'd use mail, but I'm
not paid to give net-courses on DSP, and I don't think
my employers would approve of me spending the time
on it.


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