tutorial material on "advanced" topics

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2 total messages Started by Ashok C. Popat Thu, 21 Sep 1989 22:22

#244

Author: Ashok C. Popat
Date: Thu, 21 Sep 1989 22:22

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I'd like to make a list of references of tutorial (i.e., easy-reading)
material on "advanced" topics in signal processing.  Some examples of
what I'm calling "advanced" topics would be adaptive filtering,
periodically time-varying systems, and estimation.  I'm looking for
treatments that are more heuristic or seat-of-the-pants than what
you'd expect in a textbook. Any recommendations would be greatly
appreciated. Please send email; I'll summarize.

Ashok Chhabedia Popat  MIT Rm 36-665 (617) 253-7302

References for beginners.

#246

Author: Mark David Kakatsch
Date: Fri, 22 Sep 1989 00:27

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Hello. My experience w/ dsp is limited, but I'd like to learn a bit more. I've
already got an A/D converter working on my //e(yes, not the greatest of 
machines for dsp, but it's all I have...), and am building a DAC...I'd like to
do some basic work w/ speech, such as some simple filtering, etc...Therefore,
does anyone know of any decent FFT routines that would work on a //e? Also, 
I'm looking for some decent books on the topic...(Aimed more towards the 
beginner.). Thanks much...

Mark

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