Digital Signal Processing

Digital Signal Processing

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Contains an introduction and reports on seventeen research projects.

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors:	Baggeroer, Arthur B., Bordley, Thomas E., Oppenheim, Alan V., Davis, Randall, Dove, Webster P., McClellan, James H., Dowla, Farid U., Duckworth, Gregory L., Lim, Jae S., Glaser, Michelle J., Harrison, William A., Joo, Tae H., Kurkjian, Andrew L., Malik, Naveed A., Milios, Evangelos E., Frisk, George V., Mook, Douglas R., Musicus, Bruce R., Myers, Cory, Nawab, Hamib, Schott, Jean-Pierre, Wang, David L., Wengrovitz, Michael S.
Format:	Technical Report
Language:	English
Published:	Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE) at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 2010
Subjects:	Digital Signal Processing Parabolic Wave Equation Knowledge-Based Signal Processing MEM Spectral Estimation for Non-uniformly Sampled Signals Geophysical Inversion by Velocity Spectra Migration Geophysical Inversion by Joint Travel-time Geophysical Inversion by Amplitude Techniques Comparison of Power Spectrum Estimation Techniques for Array Data Characterization of a Atherosclerosis Using Pulse Doppler Ultrasound Pole-Zero Modelling and Classification of Phonocardiograms Reflection Coefficient Estimation in the Borehole Environment One and Two Dimensional Maximum Entropy Spectral Estimation Investigation of the Importance of Phase of the Residual Error Signal in the Linear Predictive Model of Speech Determination of the Acoustic Reflection Coefficient of the Ocean Bottom from its Response to a Point Source Optimal Signal Reconstruction ARMA Model Identification Given Noisy Incomplete Observation Data Artificial Intelligence in Scene Analysis Signal Processing in Scene Analysis Signal Reconstruction from the Short-Time Fourier Transform Magnitude MEM Power Spectral Estimation with Uncertainty in Correlation Measurements Unimportance of Phase in Speech Comparison of Fast Hankel Transforms
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/56831

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Summary:	Contains an introduction and reports on seventeen research projects.