Fundamentals of Statistical Signal Processing
Published 19 May 2006
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Abstract
We have reviewed the fundamentals of discrete-time signals and systems, including the definitions, terminologies, transformation tools, and parametric models. We then reviewed random variables and random processes, including statistical characterization, second-order and higher-order statistics for both real and complex cases. Finally, estimation theory was introduced that includes the problem, properties of estimators and several representatives of estimation methods.
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