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EE 503 Signal Analysis
and Processing
Short Description:
The
course aims to unify the knowledge of linear system theory, digital signal
processing basics and stochastic processes into the framework of statistical
signal processing. The course goal is to establish a firm foundation for
estimation theory (parameter estimation, signal modeling), Wiener Filtering
(approached from the direction of linear MSE estimation) and linear prediction.
Some more advanced topics such as AR, MA, ARMA, Harmonic processes, linear decorrelating transform, series expansion of random
processes, spectral factorization, causal – non causal IIR Wiener filters are also introduced along the path.
Outline of Topics:
i.
Linear Space,
Linear Operators in Linear Space
ii.
Equivalent
representations with finite/infinite matrices
iii.
Isomorphism
between finite energy functions and finite power sequences (L2 ó l2 spaces)
iv.
Representation of
points in alternative coordinate systems, representation of operators in
alternative coordinate systems
v.
Diagonalization of operators (Eigenfunctions
ó Eigenvectors)
vi.
Hermitian Operators ó Hermitian Matrices,
Orthogonal Bases
Ref: Strang, Wolf,
Lancaster
i.
Range and Null
space of the combination process
ii.
Linear
independence of vectors (points in linear space)
iii.
Projection to
Range/Null Space, Direct Sums
Ref: Scharf
i.
Linear
constraints (equations), intersection of constraints
ii.
Under-Over
determined systems, Unique-None-Infinite solution systems
iii.
LS solution for
inconsistent equation systems (overdetermined)
1. Projection to range space,
2. Pseudo Inverse, SVD
iv.
Minimum norm
solutions for systems with infinite solutions
v.
SVD and its
properties.
Ref: Scharf
i.
Sampling Theorem
(going to discrete time without any loss of information)
ii.
Bandlimited Interpolation (going back to continous
time after processing)
i.
Z-Transform,
discrete time LTI systems, convolution, convolution matrices, diagonalization of convolution matrices
Ref: Hayes, Papoulis, Ross
i.
All-pole modeling
1. Covariance Method
2. Auto-correlation Method
Ref: Hayes, Papoulis
i.
Regression line, orthogonality
i.
Linear predictors
defined from Wiener filters
ii.
Levinson-Durbin
recursion for efficient solution of Wiener-Hopf
equations.
iii.
Lattice
Structures for efficient implementation of Wiener filters
i.
Non-causal, Causal
Ref: Hayes, Scharf
References:
[Hayes] : M. H. Hayes,
Statistical Signal Processing and Modeling, Wiley,
[Scharf] : Louis L. Scharf,
Statistical Signal Processing, Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Inc.,
[Papoulis] : A. Papoulis, Probability, Random Variables, and Stochastic Processes, 3rd edition, McGraw Hill, 1991. (level: reference book, mostly advanced)
[Ross]:
S. M. Ross, Introduction to probability models, 7th ed. Harcourt Academic
Press, 2000. (level : introductory but complete)
[Wolf] : Kurt Bernardo Wolf , Integral Transforms in Science and
Engineering
Plenum
Pub Corp, January 1979 (level: advanced)
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Cagatay Candan, Fall 2006
METU Electrical-Engineering Department