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In article <SINAI.92Aug11113501@biltong.sono.uucp> sinai@sono.uucp (Julian &) writes:
>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:

[mentions several standard texts]

You might also look at:

C Language Algorithms for Digital Signal Processing
Paul M. Embree and Bruce Kimble

I am not recommending this book - just mentioning it because a colleague
just came back from the bookstore with a copy of it.  As you might guess
from the title, it contains a lot of plug-and-play DSP code, and minimal
discussion of the routines.  The book comes with a PC format disk with
the source code.  I remember seeing a comment on the net from someone
who had criticisms of this book, but I cannot remember what he said.

- Julian


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