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in digital signal processing. Chapter 6 on signal comparison has also been updated to include examples of cross-correlation by digital computer. Additional problems have been provided for several of the chapters, and numerical answers to selected problems are now given at the end of the book Tables

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Signal Recovery, Detection and Predictionroblem is that of predicting the future of a random signal as accurately as possible. Not surprisingly, we shall find the earlier discussions of random signals (especially section 5.4) and linear systems (especially section 7.4) useful; and to these will be added some new perspectives in the processing of random signals and noise.

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Introductionlso used extensively in 19th century France. The invention of the famous dot-dash code by the American Samuel Morse in 1852, and the rapid development of the electric telegraph, greatly enhanced the speed and reliability of long-distance communication, leading to the widespread use of signalling for purposes other than warfare and defence.

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