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Sampling of Signals and Discrete Mathematical Methods,tems. The concept of aliasing is discussed and its reduction by using analogue anti-aliasing filters. A design example is shown using filter design software. The natural consequence of the sampling theorem is the Z-Transform, which is covered in some detail. This is necessary to describe transfer fu

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Toeplitz Convolution Matrix Method,n discrete time by either difference equations, Z-transforms or discrete state-space. This is another method which shows great promise for certain problems. It will be used in other chapters of the book on optimal filters and can also be applied to optimal control. The method uses a convolution matr

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IIR Wiener Filtering, Smoothing and Prediction,IIR problem. At the same some authors looked at the case of multivariable solutions. This chapter looks at the polynomial solutions to the Wiener filter, smoother and predictor. For additive white noise, the solutions are relatively simple, whereas for additive coloured noise the answers require the

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Adaptive Filters,are unknown, this becomes a much harder problem to solve. Whilst an estimate of noise alone signals can be made in the absence of a signal, this further necessitates the use of a detector for the signal itself to tell us when the signal is absent. This alone can be a difficult problem which varies i