Probability Estimation Theory and Random Signals (PETARS)
Probability Estimation Theory and Random Signals (PETARS)
Media for the School of Engineering course, Probability, Estimation Theory, and Random Signals (PETARS). The PETARS course introduces
the fundamental statistical tools that are required to analyse and
describe advanced signal processing algorithms within the MSc
Signal Processing and Communications programme. It provides a
unified mathematical framework which is the basis for describing
random events and signals, and how to describe key characteristics of
random processes. See http://www.drps.ed.ac.uk/current/dpt/cxpgee11164.htm
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Topic 76: Frequency-domain analysis of…
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Topic 75: Difference Equation Analysis of…
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Topic 73: Application of Cross-Correlation to…
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Topic 72: Time-Domain Analysis of Response to…
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Topic 71: Introduction to System Response to…
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Topic 70: Cross-Power and Complex Spectral…
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Topic 69: Definition and Properties of the…
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Topic 68: Concept of the Power Spectral…
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Topic 67: Brief Introduction to Markov Processes…
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Topic 66: Joint Signal Statistics and Correlation…
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Topic 65: Time Averages and Ergodicity (PETARS,…
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Topic 64: Wide-sense periodic, wide-sense…
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Topic 63: Properties of Autocorrelation sequences…
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Topic 62: Stationary and WSS processes (PETARS,…
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Topic 61: Important Types of Stochastic Processes…
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